"It's broken. Is there so much pressure in the middle?"
Seeing the matchup in the middle, it was obviously a bit unexpected.
Even if the pressure is great, it won't be like this.
The early laning is difficult, and everyone knows it after the hero is selected.
If you have long hands and short hands, there is really nothing you can do about it.
The hero Silas was chosen to withstand pressure in the early stage.
Professional players who are good at playing Sylas will definitely be used to this. There is really nothing to say about this.
The problem is that even Caps himself didn't expect that Su Can could be so perverted.
Many of the top mid laners in the world have played in laning.
To put it bluntly, he is now at his peak and can be considered one of the top mid laners in the world.
After all, he is already the number one mid laner in Europe, one of the best in history.
In terms of personal ability, even if there is a slight gap, it will not be huge.
It was only after I went online with Su Can's Clockwork that I realized what horror was.
Previously, Su Can had deceived everyone with those abnormal players, or those who were in the underworld.
At least Caps was defeated last time. He just felt that he didn't handle the lane well, which led to him being caught.
In terms of laning ability, I didn’t think too much about it.
This is normal, after all, Caps has always been pressing in the last matchup.
What kind of pressure can Pike put on the lane?
When it really develops, that will also end the laning period.
It's not about putting pressure on him alone, but everyone on the G2 team can feel the strong pressure.
After Su Can played a serious hero this time, he felt really different.
From the moment it goes online, the pressure is directly at full capacity.
The hero Clockwork is very popular, so whether in games or training matches, Caps has faced countless Clockworks.
I have never seen someone like Su Can be beaten.
It's rare to meet someone so outrageous.
The connection between skill and level A has almost no gaps or setbacks, and it doesn't look as smooth as usual.
Su Can led Alley, and now Clockwork is nothing more than two talent options.
One is Phase Rush, and the other is Alley.
If you want to be more aggressive in the lane, it must be Alley.
In addition to skills, Ai Li's damage when leveling A is also considerable.
The most abnormal thing is that the release of Su Can's skills is very accurate.
The position of his ball doesn't matter to you, it can actually completely trap people.
If you want to come up to fight with the minions, you must get a skill equal to Su Can's.
It was actually okay at the beginning. With the early skill CD and the mana limit, Su Can couldn't just hit the opponent in one step and then cripple him.
The main reason is that Caps was unconvinced at first.
After being continuously drained of blood by Su Can, the second level thought about attacking with E.
It was true that Su Can was in a more aggressive position at that time, so he was given a chance.
Cpas is not a coward, and his playing style is quite fierce.
As soon as I saw an opportunity, I immediately used E skill displacement.
As long as he is pulled by his chain and forced to fight, he can make a little profit in terms of blood volume.
Moreover, when he went out with the Corruption Potion, when he came up to take action, he had already knocked down the second bottle of Corruption Potion.
Anyway, with his current blood volume, there is no problem with taking medicine, and he has a lot of room for recovery.
When taking potions, there are usually bonuses.
The hero Silas happened to have used his skills, and his passive basic attack damage was pretty good.
Caps must have thought about it before taking action. He knew that he would not lose money in this round of blood exchange.
But the premise of all this is that his second E chain wants to pull Su Can.
The distance between the two of them was very close, so Su Can stepped forward to consume him, and his position was a little aggressive.
After Silas moved forward, he shortened the distance between the two people.
The shorter the distance, the smaller the space for movement, and the higher the skill hit rate. Everyone knows this truth.
Caps dared to go up in this wave. It was obvious that he had calculated in advance that his chain would definitely hit.
What he never expected was that Su Can made a very abnormal move.
It seemed that Silas's chain was broken by a narrow margin.
This position can be twisted, and even the commentator found it incredible.
It’s just that the shots of various broadcasts are different. This wave of live broadcasts in China was not captured by everyone at the first time.
But on the European side, the director cut over as soon as the fight started in the middle.
After seeing that Silas's second E was empty, some commentators had already begun to form a group.
I began to silently pray for Caps in my heart.
As soon as this second stage E was twisted, Silas immediately fell into a passive position.
He now also has a Q skill, which is the Q skill for last-hitting points at level one.
Even if Sylas is under a lot of pressure in the early stage online, not only the main Q, but also at least a level 3 Q to last the damage.
With just one Q skill, there is nothing to say at all, and there is no way to operate Su Can.
Su Can easily used the Q skill to move the ball over, and a QW slowed down and dealt extra damage.
The combined damage of the two skills of Clockwork QW is still good.
The most perverted thing is that Silas turned his head and gave Su Can a Q skill. This Q skill does less damage.
Mainly to slow down.
Being hit by two chains at the intersection will have a deceleration effect.
This is where Su Can's abnormality is, he can even twist this.
Of course, in addition to Su Can's abnormality, part of the reason is that Caps himself did not expect that the second E could be empty.
After the skill was empty, he also knew that he was going to suffer a lot this time. When he used the skill, he had to think about running away, which was a little confusing.
Su Can was not slowed down, but Silas was hit by the Clockwork W skill and was now very slow.
Su Can chased after him, drawing A one after another.
But now it's only level two. After using both skills, Su Can can't do much damage.
Alley's thing, when you draw A continuously, it won't be triggered every time.
In addition, Su Can plays Teleport, and Clockwork, a hero, rarely chooses to bring Ignite. Plus, it is still in a game, so there is really nothing to say.
So Su Can kept chasing after this wave, and the most he could do was to suppress the amount of blood.
It's impossible to flash.
But Silas's blood volume was no longer visible. It was now very low, and the third and final bottle of medicine had to be taken.
In this case, it is equivalent to using up all three bottles of medicine at the beginning.
I can't hold on for much longer and I definitely have to go home.
Being beaten home wasn't too hurtful, after all, there was teleportation.
You can go online quickly so that you don’t lose anything.
But for the first transmission, everyone has a similar time point.
If you use it too early, it's obviously not a good thing.
For example, when he first reached level three, Caps didn't even need to last any more damage, but still took advantage of Su Can's two skills and had to go back.
He knew that if he didn't go back, Su Can would probably make it impossible for him to take troops under the tower when he lowered his troops line and entered the tower.
If you hesitate now, you will lose more later.
Caps was quite decisive and just pulled back and went home.
The time to go back and count down, plus the time to recover blood in the spring, and the time to guide the teleportation.
Taken together, it takes close to twenty seconds at least.
Moreover, he is under a lot of pressure in the lane this time, and he can't go out before his blood is full like usual.
The blood volume must be completely full, which will definitely take an extra two to three seconds.
So you have to go back quickly and make sure that when the teleport lands, the troop line enters the tower not long ago, so you won't lose too much.
But it must be said that it is still too early to go back this time.
Being unable to buy equipment after returning home is the most uncomfortable thing.
No matter how miserable I was in the past, I would still be able to buy a ring when I go back.
After the army line advanced, Su Can was not in a hurry to touch the defense tower on the opposite side.
At this point in time, hitting the defense tower a few times does not actually do much damage.
Su Can also knew that the other side was about to teleport.
Mainly Haro is calling Su Can.
This one was so overplayed that Haro didn't hit the first blue buff. When he was farming in the early stage, he just kept this blue buff.
In fact, there was no such tactical arrangement at the beginning, and EDG had never played such a perverted game.
How can the jungler give the mid laner the first blue buff? Even the top Feike doesn't get this treatment.
It's true that Haro is playing a blind man, but an energy hero like the blind man also needs blue.
When there is blue, the energy is regenerated much faster, and the skills are definitely more enjoyable to use.
And for the first blue buff, it’s no longer a question of whether or not blue is needed.
The jungler must develop in the early stage, and the experience of this buff is no joke to you.
To be honest, when Haro called Su Can over, Su Can himself was confused.
Still unsure, he asked: "Will you feed me the first one?"
After receiving Haro's affirmative answer, Su Can went over.
Haro came up with this idea temporarily after seeing the middle lane playing so hard.
If the first blue buff was fed to Su Can, wouldn't the online suppression power be even more terrifying?
It is true that this blue buff is very helpful to Su Can. The hero Clockwork still lacks blue in the early stage, so he needs equipment like Tears of the Goddess.
If I go back now, I still won’t be able to finish the missing chapters.
If you can buy that one, the amount of mana may be slightly better.
Now if there is the first blue buff, Su Can can indeed maximize the pressure on the line.
Previously, online skills allowed me to use the skills unscrupulously. Imagine that feeling.
So Su Can wasn't polite to Haro either, because he was one of his own and had nothing to be polite about.
If teammates are willing to play like this, it shows that they believe in themselves.
As long as you get the resources from your teammates, you can give them corresponding feedback.
After you gain an advantage online later, you can take Haro into the opposite jungle with you.
Just counter two groups of wild monsters, and one less buff in the early stage will come back.
Many times in games, some junglers are designed by the opponent, and they may be given three buffs.
The most outrageous thing was that I was given four buffs. I didn't get any of the four buffs at the beginning.
You can continue to play this way, and there are cases where you win the game, so Haro is okay if you lose blue.
It's just that there is no such gameplay, which makes people shocked when they see it.
"???"
"What do you mean, the first blue one goes to the mid laner?"
"Shocked. It seems that EDG had a breakup in the middle and jungle, and they actually got into a fight because of the blue buff during the game."
"What kind of status does Su Can have in the team? He is the team leader."
"Obviously this was done intentionally by the blind monk."
"Haro still understands the game, he knows how to win."
"..."
The barrage was filled with ridicule, and it was obviously the first time everyone had seen this.
Of course, the talk of a break between midfielder and jungler is just a joke, as long-time fans know the relationship between the two.
The person Su Can has the best relationship with is Haro, and a breakup is impossible.
The commentators are also talking about this, and no one will make fun of it casually on the commentator's desk.
However, everyone still expressed that they were in tears.
Caps didn't know what Su Chan was doing. He was even surprised why the opposite mid laner disappeared after he teleported down.
He is still in very good condition, except that he doesn't have much blue left, and his blood volume is almost full.
Logically speaking, there is no need to go back so early, and it is impossible for a hero like Clockwork to roam at level 3.
Let's not talk about whether swimming is good or not. The main thing is that once you actually swim to a place, it doesn't seem to be of much use. There are no skills to retain people before level 6.
But Caps didn't care that much. He just happily replenished the wave of soldiers under the tower.
His basic skills of last-hitting are still good. Although Sylas is not that good at last-hitting, but with Caps' superb operation, he only missed one wave of soldiers.
It can be considered a good supplement.
After finishing this wave of soldiers, he actually didn't lag far behind with last hits, and Caps got a little better again.
Originally, he thought that this wave of last hits was going to be harassed by Su Can.
There's really nothing he can do about a hero with long hands like Clockwork who sticks to the edge of the defense tower to consume and harass him.
It's not that easy to replenish the tower sword itself. After all, he is a short-handed hero and needs to rely on the connection of skills to replenish the sword.
If you are harassed, you will definitely miss a knife, and your health will also be hit.
Even if you hit him with a sword, you will be disgusted to death.
But when he completed this wave of soldiers, Su Can also came back.
When I first saw Su Can, I didn't think anything was wrong.
But the next second, I felt something was wrong.
What's going on? Why is there a blue buff under my feet at this time?
Is the opponent's game so unpredictable?
I don’t know if it was Caps who was snatched away, but he felt numb after seeing it.
After less than three seconds of feeling comfortable, the pain mask continued to be put on me.
With the blessing of blue buff, Su Can's laning ability is completely released.
In a one-on-one situation, Silas had no chance to fight back.
Su Can not only moves abnormally, but also controls the distance very well.
If you want to meet Su Can, you will probably have to pay half of your health.
In the middle, the G2 jungler also wanted to catch a wave of Su Can, but it had no effect, and he didn't even get a flash.
As long as he doesn't get caught, Su Can's advantage online will always exist.
When he reached level six, Su Can directly used his ultimate move to force the opponent to flash.
Caps' health was already low, and he would definitely die if he took this ultimate move, so he had no choice but to hand over the flash.
But after a flash exchange, even though Su Can was no longer strong, he still didn't dare to continue the laning.
He was afraid that Su Can would use flash to give him a fatal blow.
There is no other way but to go home again to make up for it.
This time we go back, but there is no need to teleport, and we are destined to lose a wave of troops in the middle.
Looking at Su Can again, he hasn't returned home yet.
Successfully defeated the opponent with two lives with one life, and even added a flash.
Being able to rely on the line for so long can only be said that the blue buff has made a great contribution!
——————
(End of chapter)
