Rise

The vast majority of average League of Legends players have some common sense mistakes.

For example, the position of coach, most people subconsciously think that it will only appear in semi-professional or even professional team clubs, just like what is often seen at the scene of LSPL and LPL games or through live broadcasts, the players of participating teams Sitting in front of the computer screen on the stage preparing for the ban selection, while behind them stood a tactical coach walking back and forth with a notebook to arrange the ban selection...

However, in fact, in many college teams, there are also coach positions set up.

certainly.

Not to mention ordinary third- and fourth-rate college teams. The level is there. To put it bluntly, the mud can’t support the wall anyway. It’s the same with or without coaches.

But it is different for the old strong teams of Shanghai universities like Tongji and Fudan.

It was a regular team close to a semi-professional level.

Similarly, there are also coach positions.

It's just that for today's Jin Ge Cup, the coaches of the two school teams didn't come. Maybe they have busy things, or maybe it's just because of the Jin Ge Cup that they don't make them go to war.

It's just a small game for the players to practice their hands.

The only thing that can really attract the attention of both coaches is the National College League.

so--

At the moment, the Tongji and Fudan teams on the stage are actually relying purely on the mutual communication between their respective team members during the ban selection process, and then the captain is responsible for overall arrangement and arrangement.

Generally speaking, without a coach is equivalent to a lot less restraint.

Players can choose some heroes they like or even weird heroes with more confidence and boldness.

That's exactly what the audience in the spectator stands was looking forward to.

pity.

When the blue and purple armies alternately confirmed the locked lineups on the LCD spectator screen on the stage, there was an unstoppable sound of lamentation and regret from the spectator seats.

The lineups on both sides... are very satisfactory.

Among other things, just look at the mid laner of the core ace captain Qiu Yijie on the purple side. He didn't choose any carry heroes like Enchantress and Shadow Stream Master who can show operations. He just took a clockwork monster. The spirit comes out.

"Clockwork middle order."

"Captain Qiu of the Fudan team is very steady."

Xifeng on the commentary platform commented like this.

On the other side, Mo Sheng listened carefully to the commotion and complaints in the spectator seats, and laughed: "I heard a lot of complaints from the audience, as if someone was calling for Qiu to play a little murloc? .”

As Mo Sheng's voice fell, many audience members in the spectator seats immediately echoed loudly:

"Fox fox!"

"That's right, what's the point of a little murloc clockwork!"

Everyone’s expectation for this first group of BO3 semi-finals is not only the two-strong battle between Tongji and Fudan, but also a more visually impactful, cooler and more exciting confrontation.

You, a clockwork monster, choose...

Panacea mid order.

It is stable, but it will immediately lose a lot of viewing pleasure in the lane, right?

Moreover, the trump card that was agreed to be the trump card at the bottom of the box, who doesn't know the high-end mid laner like Clockwork Demon, it's so boring.

Even Lu Ze and Sun Ming of the Shangcai team in the front row of the spectator seats couldn't help but discuss in a low voice:

"How do you choose a spring?"

"Fudan vs. Tongji, Fudan's strongest point is Qiu Yijie's mid laner. You can definitely choose a hero who is stronger in lane or has the ability to roam, and play out the advantage faster—"

at the same time.

At the commentary seat on the stage, Mo Sheng has already shook her head:

"It's not necessary."

...

As if guessing that the audience in the spectators seats would be puzzled by this comment of hers, Mo Sheng immediately continued to explain with a smile:

"Although everyone is looking forward to seeing Fudan's classmate Qiu come up with a mid laner hero with more carry ability and bring you more visual effects for watching the battle, but in fact—"

"If you think about it from the Fudan team's own point of view, clockwork is actually a very suitable choice."

"After all, it is recognized that Qiu's middle lane will definitely gain a laning advantage, no matter what hero is no exception, then in this case, if you choose Clockwork Demon, what Orianna can play in the mid-term after growth Its functions are more comprehensive than other mid laners, so it is more stable...and who said that clockwork can't carry, right?"

Listening to the explanation and analysis in Mo Sheng's moving voice, many viewers finally came to their senses.

As for the front row of the spectator seats, Lin Feng, who was relieved after confirming with Chu Fangnan, finally began to pay attention to the match, also nodded slightly, and took a look at Mo Sheng on the commentary stage.

With appreciation in his eyes.

Quite right.

It's just a slightly euphemistic wording.

From his point of view, the purpose of the Fudan team's choice is more direct and *---

In fact, it is to let Qiu Yijie's mid laner act as the backbone and stabilize the audience.

Because to put it bluntly...

In this group of BO3 matches, the comprehensive strength of the Tongji University team is more than inferior to that of Fudan University. Apart from the gap in the mid laner, the strength of the players in the other positions is also stronger than that of Fudan University.

so--

As long as this game is played normally, the Fudan team will be able to steadily and gradually establish an advantage in the three lanes, including the jungle.

There is no need for Qiu Yijie to choose a carry-type or roam-type mid laner to drive the rhythm with all his might.

And a mid-lane clockwork selected...

What you want is control.

Stable control of the rhythm of the entire game without deviation.

at last--

Under the advantageous rhythm established by the teammates, there is no need for the Clockwork Demon to send charcoal in the snow to turn the tide, but only need the final word of a big move.

Thinking of this, Lin Feng paused for a moment, and looked towards the direction of the Fudan team on stage with some appreciation.

In all fairness.

This is recognized as the strongest team in Shanghai High School... indeed has a level close to the professional level, and has even reached the professional level in terms of tactical ideas and concepts.

It's amazing.

Of course, there are still limitations.

"Clockwork mid laner, in fact, in the current LSPL or LPL professional arena, the frequency of appearances is not very high."

Xifeng on the commentary stage casually brought up a new topic.

Mo Sheng nodded:

"Um."

"Although it is a panacea, this definition is more effective in mid-to-high-end passerby games."

"In the professional arena...the flaws of clockwork are still obvious."

"For example, the casting delay of the ultimate move," Lin Feng casually explained to the few people in the Shangcai team next to him in the front row of the spectator seats: "The clockwork ultimate move is not instant, unlike Annie's ultimate move, which is basically thrown out. It was completed in an instant, and at the professional level, it is not very difficult to prevent clockwork ults or evade ults if you hold on to your skills—”

Sun Ming, Lu Ze and several other members of the e-sports club beside him suddenly realized:

"oh!"

"So if the clockwork big move always fails, the role of this hero will be too bad, it's not as good as other Victor* people..."

"No wonder, Clockwork always values ​​big moves—"

Lin Feng nodded, indicating that his understanding was correct.

but.

This is not always the case.

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