The third game started quickly, and now even the three commentators didn’t know what to analyze.

If you can’t beat it, what else is there to analyze?

Especially when the last senior colonel gave Chen Ke a round of oral milk, but found that the eggs were useless.

Don’t look back. After the game, Chen Ke directly started the live broadcast review.

I specially played a video of him speaking that paragraph, and after he finished speaking, he said, "Thank you, the senior college, for your blessings during the competition."

I don’t know if the program is effective or not. Anyway, just thinking about it makes the university feel a little off guard.

There’s not much to say about this one, just watch the game.

After losing the previous game, EDG still has the right to choose sides.

No surprise, they also chose the blue side in the third game.

There's not much to say about BP. In fact, if EDG really wants to talk about BP, there's no big problem.

It's more of a problem within the game and has nothing to do with the lineup.

If the same lineup were played with V5, they would probably still win.

Choosing the blue side means that it is unlikely to use any specially prepared ultimate moves.

Everyone should still use normal BP and fight to the end.

"The opponent grabbed Kai'Sa first, do you want to choose Xayah?"

It's obvious that EDG changed their tactics in this game and grabbed the hero Kai'Sa first hand.

I guess that Varus was playing a trick, and even Viper himself was not satisfied.

To be precise, it has nothing to do with him.

In the first wave, it was simply that the two players in the bottom lane did not cooperate well, or there was something wrong with the support.

After giving Kai'Sa first blood, it will be difficult to perform next.

When it came time to fight in a group, Kai'Sa flew in the face, and there was really nothing we could do.

If you can’t survive, there is no room for output.

This time EDG simply gives you Kai'Sa, choosing to trust the bottom lane.

To be honest, there are too many players who are good at Kai’Sa as a hero, and Viper’s Kai’Sa is also very proficient.

When Mai Zijian saw the opponent's choice, he immediately started asking Chen Ke what he thought.

If the opponent chooses this way, it’s totally fine to use Xayah in the lane.

Chen Ke already proved how sharp his Xia is in the first game.

But Chen Ke said: "It's not necessary. Let's choose the top, middle and jungle first. We can wait until the fourth or fifth floor for the bottom lane."

"OK!"

Chen Ke can say this, Mai Zijian is still happy, this way he can perform better.

With a player like Chen Ke, the coach is indeed comfortable during BP, and so are the teammates.

"EDG still managed to get rid of the two ADs, Xayah and Aphelios, in the second round."

"If you didn't pick Xayah in the first round, then EDG won't pick this hero for you."

"It is true that Kasumi, a Real player, contributed a lot of famous scenes in the game."

"..."

In the second round of bans, EDG still banned Chen Ke, Xia.

There was no processing in the first round, purely because there were not enough ban slots.

In addition to Xia, Aphelios was also pressed. Obviously, he didn’t really want to see Chen Ke play the big C in the late stage.

After the second brother finished speaking, the senior colonel took over and said: "The AD released now should have a small cannon left, which is relatively strong."

"How about going down the lane with small artillery + Titan, which can put a lot of pressure on the opponent."

"Ah? Varus?"

The commentary lasted for a long time, and what was surprising was that V5 directly revealed the hero Varus on the fourth floor.

At first glance, everyone felt that Chen Ke wanted to do both forehand and backhand. He likes to do this kind of thing.

You, Varus, couldn't beat me, Kai'Sa, in the previous game. What if your Kai'Sa can't beat me, Varus, in this game?

Moreover, everyone has seen Chen Ke’s Varus.

The hit rate of the skill is so oppressive when used.

Apart from anything else, Varus is definitely the stronger side in the early game against Kai'Sa.

Fans will understand if you get a strong hero for Chen Ke.

You don’t know how to deal damage when playing Varus, right? Then I, Chen Ke, will teach you.

Soon after EDG finished selecting people for the fourth and fifth floors, everyone began to look forward to it again.

The last counter position of V5 is reserved for the assistant, and it may be a bit showy.

"Hey, is Wink's robot coming?"

"But is this robot really suitable? The opponent's support is a female tank."

"..."

Before the colonel could finish speaking, the second brother interrupted him.

It's not bad to use robots to beat soft supports, but this EDG support is a female tank.

If you are hooked by a female tank, it may not be a good thing.

Wink actually just flashed it, and after it was done, he asked: "How do you say this one, a whole wave of robots?"

He is confident in the proficiency of this hero, let alone whether the laning is good or not.

As long as Chen Ke nods, he can immediately lock it in.

This has nothing to do with expansion. We are facing each other at 2:0, so it is normal to be relaxed.

Chen Ke heard that Wink wanted to do something.

He said directly: "Then you choose Draven."

"Ah?"

Wink hasn't spoken yet, so the coach has to calm him down.

Mainly because Chen Ke's tone didn't sound like he was joking, which was very scary.

Wink then smiled and said: "Don't do it, how can Draven help?"

"You go to play AD, how about I help you?"

"Real or false, how can Varus help?"

Wink had a tone of disbelief, but quietly chose the hero Draven.

Chen Ke dared to ask him to play Draven, even though he knew that Draven was one of his trademarks.

Chen Ke won't comment on how the game went, but this is indeed a pretty good one in his hero pool.

And this person often plays Rank. After training the hero, he will occasionally play some AD.

Among them, Draven is the one who plays the most.

If you keep playing in ranked games, you won’t have such a problem.

Just in time to bring out Draven, the two of them directly maximized the strength of the line and had a great time.

Although Wink has switched to support this year, from the current point of view, the transformation is quite successful.

But it’s still a bit regretful.

I just have a chance today, so it’s okay to let him play AD.

Chen Ke said firmly: "Why can't you help? You will know if you try."

"Don't look back. You, Draven, can't do as much damage as me. I'm very good at dealing damage when playing Varus."

Chen Ke deliberately teased Wink.

It’s true that you haven’t seen Varus’ assistant yet, but there will be one in the LCK in the future.

Besides, my brother has also been a support player, so what’s wrong with champion AD playing support? It’s not embarrassing at all.

Wink's interest was completely aroused, and he said directly: "If you say that again, I really chose. If the damage is not as high as your support of Verus, I will ask you to wash your feet tonight."

"It's a deal!"

"Do you really want to play like this?"

As the head coach listened, he actually felt a little excited.
To be continued...