LOL: All-around champion, peak at debut

In this version, there are still many heroes that appear.

Top lane: T0 includes Poppy, Ekko, Gangplank, Gnar, T1 includes Maokai and Nautilus.

Jungle: T0 includes Kindred, Elise, Nidalee, T1 includes Graves.

Mid lane: T0 includes Ryze and Cassiopeia, T1 includes Clockwork, Azar, Vel'Koz, Corki.

AD: Jhin, Ezreal, Caitlyn, Ashe, no T0.

Support: Tam, Braum, Alistar, no T0.

Although these heroes are version heroes, they are not so absolute in fact. The win rate is around 50%, unlike some versions of the children of the version, Xia in S7 and S9, Gnar and Shen in S7, whose win rate has exceeded 80%.

Another example is the Clockwork in S13, which has a win rate of 70%. Even if there are natural enemies, this kind of version heroes cannot be countered. For example, Lucian, who can counter Clockwork, cannot appear in S13.

And those heroes with a win rate of only 50% can be countered. Whoever can find the natural enemies of these heroes and build a reasonable lineup system for them, then these so-called version heroes are not worth mentioning at all.

For example, the Tsar in S13 has a win rate of only 47%, which means he is countered by Akali, and the win rate of Sword Demon has not exceeded 60%, which means he is countered by Yongen.

In a word, the counter relationship is the top priority of BP, but you must not ignore the version to counter.

PDD, MISS, and Miller, who are responsible for the commentary, have been ready for battle.

After some discussion, their emotions have begun to boil with the audience.

In the first ban, Lu Yun and Hongmi directly blocked Coudi's [Grand Gun] after discussion.

WE banned Ryze.

In the second ban, ANR banned 957's Gnar.

WE banned Cassiopeia.

In the third ban, ANR banned his most hated top lane hero, the reworked Poppy.

Speaking of Poppy, every game Lu Yun lost was because of her.

In one word, annoying!!

This hero can play a life-changing effect in many team battles. As long as one or two are hammered away, the team battle is over.

Among them, Lu Yun was most impressed by the team at the bottom of the ranking, VG, in the team battle for the dragon, Poppy hid in the bushes and directly hammered away the three ANRs and snatched the dragon.

The most helpless thing is that her natural enemy, Cursed Troll, is not qualified to play at the moment because of its low skill value.

WE banned Tsar.

Obviously, WE still wanted to limit Lu Yun's performance in the first game. As long as these three heroes were in Lu Yun's hands, it would be a sign of victory.

In this version of Tsar, the AOE effect of the sand soldiers has not been weakened, but the release distance of the sand soldiers has been weakened. It is still a relatively strong hero.

Lu Yun's Tsar is a perfect Tsar who almost hits the skin.

In the training match between WE and EDG, Pawn's Tsar was caught 0-3 in the early stage, and a team battle in the later stage directly laid the foundation for the outcome.

This scene is still WE's nightmare, so they can't give this hero to Lu Yun.

For the first hero, Lu Yun naturally chose the strongest jungler in the version, [Qian Jue].

No reason is needed.

WE chose [Spider] + [Ice Girl] in the first round

Obviously, this mid-jungle combination is to limit Lu Yun's performance.

Lissandra, the Ice Queen, this hero can indeed be said to be a panacea hero, but this hero is not without natural enemies, because her win rate is only 54.3%, which can be countered.

One of them is Vel'Koz, whose hands are much longer than Lissandra, and as for the other one.

Hongmi directly asked Lu Yun to choose a hero that the whole world did not expect.

[Ice Crystal Phoenix, Anivia]

"Ice Phoenix Spreads Wings!"

An extremely unfamiliar line reached the ears of every audience. Some audiences familiar with Lu Yun had to admit that this is the king of League of Legends!

"You can do it!!!" After selecting this hero, Hongmi patted Lu Yun's shoulder heavily and smiled brilliantly.

The reason why Hongmi came to ANR is because the team's sea of ​​heroes allows him to build many lineups.

Recently, Lissandra's appearance rate in both LCK and LPL is too high, but the win rate is not high, so he has always wanted to use a hero to blow up this hero and prepare for MSI.

If you have more cards in your hand, you won't panic.

Otherwise, it will be like LGD last year, where they didn't even have a 2 in their hand, and the biggest card was an A.What else is there to do with BP?

The nightmare of the team members kidnapping BP has made Hongmi unable to forget it.

As for the hero to counter the Ice Girl, Lu Yun actually only thought of Big Eye Vel'Koz, and the Ice Phoenix was something he had not thought of.

"I listen to the coach." Lu Yun said with a smile.

Hongmi began to massage Lu Yun's shoulders, and the joy in his heart was beyond words.

On the commentary seat.

"He used his ultimate right away, and Lu Yun used another hero again!" Miller said excitedly.

"This hero seems to really restrain the mid-jungle combination of the opposite WE. Spider and Ice Girl just come up to fight a wave, but Phoenix has a passive that restrains the opposite Ice Girl's one-wave flow." PDD said this.

MISS: "Looking at the entire LPL, or even the entire LOL, only Brother Lu dares to choose like this! He really keeps breaking through himself, just to crush you with BP."

MISS's words expressed Lu Yun's inner thoughts. In terms of BP, he will never give his opponents any chance to take advantage of it.

Phoenix is ​​definitely not good against other mid laners, especially against a hero with continuous burst ability like Cassiopeia, then basically it's a waste if you pick it.

But facing Lissandra, which every team is picking in this version, it's a real counter.

WE side.

All WE players couldn't help laughing, and Xiye scratched his head: "This guy really dares to play anything."

"Show your momentum, don't be scared by his ID, just think of him as an ordinary mid laner." WE's coach said so.

This made the WE players stunned, but in the end they maintained an optimistic and positive attitude.

While WE was chatting and laughing, ANR chose [Ice] as the third hero.

As the saying goes, great minds think alike, Ice, Lu Yun and Hongmi thought of the same thing.

Obviously, this choice is also very particular.

On the one hand, it is to use Ice to explore the jungle route of the opposite Spider and ensure that their own Kindred takes the wild mark in the jungle.

On the other hand, it is also to prevent WE from selecting a lineup that can kill instantly.

The hero Kindred fears three consecutive controls the most.

Two consecutive controls can be solved with Mercury Boots, but three consecutive controls are troublesome.

Obviously, WE's coach is just a decoration.

This Ashe directly killed his mid-jungle combination.

If Lu Yun is WE's coach, seeing ANR choose Kindred, he will counter with Ashe + Braum.

It is impossible to choose Spider + Lissandra.

You may ask, why must Ashe and Braum be selected?

The reason is very simple.

At level 1, I will invade your Kindred's jungle area and never give you the qualification to get the mark in the early stage.

Then my jungler will always live in the bottom lane, forcing your Kindred to come to the bottom lane to counter-camp.

In this way, your Kindred will not be able to develop.

Then the problem is, a Kindred is forced to protect the line in the early stage, then this hero is directly useless.

WE on the red side, leaving the last counter position to the top laner, is a very, very perfect lineup system.

Unfortunately, only Lu Yun can think of the above.

It can only be said that in terms of BP, no one in the LPL of this era, or even LCK, is Lu Yun's opponent.

There is a key point in Lu Yun's BP concept.

That is, he must ensure counter all the way, and then take down these T0 heroes based on this counter.

Lu Yun will not do such a stupid thing, ignoring the T0 heroes of the version for the sake of three-way counter.

As the saying goes, one wrong step, all wrong steps, WE has no room for maneuver in the next BP.

After a one-sided thinking crushing game, the lineups of both sides are determined.

ANR [Blue Side]

Top laner [Titan], jungler [Qian Jue], mid laner [Phoenix], AD [Ice], support [Nurse].

WE [Red Side]

Top [Ekko], Jungle [Spider], Mid [Ice Girl], AD [Police Girl], Support [Aotaur].

"What did WE choose... What a shit lineup..." A grumpy anchor couldn't help but complain.

Smile.

"If you don't want to play, don't play. You're embarrassing yourself in front of so many people, right? I don't even need to look at this lineup. I'll just vote 15! Use your brain, my coach, you're getting paid to do nothing, right?"

(This chapter also reveals the core elements of BP. You can use it in every World Championship Finals. If you make any mistakes, you're welcome to slap me in the face! When you look at the lineup in the future, use these three sentences to match it., one set is accurate. For example, in the last game of T1, they chose Xayah and Rakan, who are absolutely T0, and Akali to counter Tsar, which is based on this idea. Akali with one set is countering Tsar with one set. No matter what Tsar has, he can't win, because Tsar's ultimate cannot block Akali's E. As long as Akali's E hits the first or second dragon group, Tsar is finished. After the three-piece set, Tsar can fight Akali easily, but I T1 took Xayah and Rakan in advance. Xayah with Rakan, her three-piece set is much better than your Tsar's three-piece set. This is called bottoming out. Even if Akali can't counter with one set, I can use Xayah with three sets to solve your three-piece set Tsar. This is the charm of BP! In addition, T1 guessed that theshy would choose Kennen, so they chose Akali. Akali is a hero who is a natural counter to Kennen in team battles, not to mention that Kennen is a reverse version! If you want to play in a teamfight in front of Xayah and Rakan, you must enter from the flank. You can't fight in front of Rakan! Then my Akali will always be watching your Kennen from the flank. As long as your Kennen makes a mistake in positioning and is hit by Faker's Akali's E skill, your Kennen will be killed by Akali. After Akali kills Kennen, she can go in and stir up the situation. Even without the ultimate, she can limit the performance of Varus and Tsar, and create enough output space for Xayah and Aatrox. This is the integrity of the T1 lineup.

(Akali, just one hero, can counter you in the middle lane and in teamfights, so what can WBG do? I have been talking about these BP views in many games before. I hope that LPL coaches will do their best in the future)

(To be honest, BP is really like Go thinking. You must have a bottom line. How to have a bottom line is an extremely profound knowledge. I am still studying it. I can learn new things by reviewing the past. You can imagine how high the BP attainments of the T1 training and analysis team, who are more professional than me, are! If those LPL coaches are still complacent and don’t study counters next year, they will be scolded directly)