"Uh, this..."

When they saw the last hero chosen by V5 for Chen Ke, the three commentators were somewhat embarrassed.

I can’t blame them, because I’ve never seen them before.

But the feeling is similar to that of fans, after watching so many V5 games this season.

The commentators almost all understand.

Others may just show it off, but V5 has always been serious.

Not surprisingly, V5 didn’t even hesitate and locked it directly.

I know it needs to be locked, but this wave of commentators don’t know why they choose this kind of hero.

I can only forcefully explain that it is to supplement the team’s AP damage.

But if you really want to make up for AP damage, there are obviously many better options.

Xerath makes no sense.

Mainly, V5 has a lot of fans now, especially after Chen Ke's attack last time, which caused many commentators to be criticized.

Now when commenting on V5 games, the commentators are still more careful. Anyway, just believe it first and that’s it.

After the lineup is selected, the camera will show the players on both sides.

Taobo didn't look too happy when he saw this strange choice. At least his brother's face in the camera was very serious.

Because everyone knows very well that if you laugh at this time, you will lose the game later.

Everyone will take screenshots and whip the corpse directly.

Moreover, Chen Ke chose this kind of hero in the first round, and my brother felt a little disrespected.

From now on, he will concentrate on the operation.

……

After entering the game, Chen Ke did not help King Ning open the field, but directly chose to go down.

King Ning chose to open F6 and asked Galio of Toothpaste to give him a Q skill to help.

If you choose the hero Nightmare, it will be difficult to do anything in the early stage.

Similar to Scorpion, they mainly focus on farming, so you must reach level six as soon as possible.

Only after you have the ultimate move can you have the ability to lead the rhythm.

King Ning was not easy to help the bottom lane in the early stage, but in order to take care of Chen Ke, he still chose to brush down.

After the bottom lane came online, Chen Ke directly clicked on the Q skill before the minions came online.

When Xerath comes online at level 1, if they want to consume more money, some people will choose to learn W first.

The hit rate of W skill is higher than that of Q skill.

But Chen Ke was very confident in himself and learned a Q skill right away.

"Here it comes, Xerath's first Q skill."

After the minions on both sides met online, the opposite bottom lane duo also came online.

Chen Ke was not polite at all and pressed the Q skill when he saw the person.

Xerath's Q is similar to Varus' Q, both skills require charging.

Once you start to accumulate energy, your actions are very obvious, knowing that you need to use skills.

Taobo's bottom lane is not very powerful at level 1. Xia's level 1 lacks barbs, which affects his combat effectiveness.

The support is a bitch, and it’s hard to take the initiative at level one.

If you want to activate Chen Ke, you can only use Q dodge, but after Q dodge, you only need to increase your health, which is equivalent to wasting a flash.

All eyes are focused on the bottom lane.

Xerath’s first Q is very important.

If it is twisted away due to movement, it may increase the confidence of the opponent's bottom lane.

When the skill in Chen Ke's hand is charging, keep pressing forward.

My brother also knows that Chen Ke’s skill must be aimed at him.

It obviously doesn’t make much sense to choose to consume an ox head in the lane.

"Crack!"

My brother kept moving, his body shaking back and forth almost without stopping, and then Chen Ke took action with his Q skill.

A long arcane beam passed quickly and penetrated my brother's body accurately.

My brother was planning to take a step back, but Chen Ke seemed to have seen through everything.

A fully charged Arcane Beam, coupled with the Arcane Comet.

The damage done to Xia is considerable.

The first Q skill hit, in addition to reducing the blood volume, also caused a certain degree of psychological pressure on the opponent.

In the subsequent laning process, every time Chen Ke uses his skills, it will involve a lot of energy from the opponent to move.

Of course, after this skill is used, the pushing speed will definitely not be as fast as that of the opponent.

When Xerath uses his skills, the ideal state is to consume the opponent while simultaneously reducing the blood volume of the minions.

But if Chen Ke wanted to hit his brother in his position just now, his Q skill would definitely not be able to hit the minions.

To put it bluntly, my brother deliberately moved like this so that Chen Ke could make a choice.

Many times if you want to clear troops, you can't use skills to hit them.

This is also the reason why Xerath appears in the bottom lane, basically as a support.

As a supporting role, there is no pressure to last hits, and all I can do is focus on using skills to consume disgusting people.

After losing the skill, if you just rely on flat A to last hits, your speed will definitely be incomparable with Xayah.

Moreover, this Wink is played as a female tank, a very conventional support, and it is not easy to help clear troops together.

In terms of lane pushing, Taobo still has an advantage in the bottom lane.

It's not bad for Chen Ke. He can't hit the opponent at level one, so he can just level A and hit the last hit slowly.

As soon as the second wave of soldiers came online, Chen Ke once again put his hands on his head and began to accumulate strength.

Level 1 Q only requires 9 seconds of CD time, which is relatively fast.

Chen Ke's QW skill was improved just now. Chen Ke was just waiting for Comet's CD.

The second Q is still the same as before.

Chen Ke raised his hand and let it go, leaving no chance to clear the troops later.

Compared with just now, this Q Chen Ke released a little faster.

The damage will not change based on the charging time, it mainly depends on the increase in distance, but this wave of distance is enough.

Chen Ke uses his skills very quickly, leaving no room for his opponent to move.

At this point in time, as long as the skill can hit, there is no need to pay too much attention to maximizing the damage.

When he saw another comet falling, Brother Leg couldn't help but said: "Wow, this Xerath looks like he has practiced it."

"I hit two Qs in a row, which is very uncomfortable for Jack."

"..."

The commentator slightly praised Chen Ke's proficiency, but in fact this hero doesn't really need proficiency at all.

He is the kind of hero who just needs his hands. It all depends on whether his skills are accurate.

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Of course, if you play more and your proficiency increases, it will definitely help improve your skill hit rate.

But for Chen Ke, there is no need to practice.

Just like the commentator described, the two Q skills were all eaten up, and now my brother is indeed feeling a little uncomfortable.

The opponent's simple two skills knocked out one-third of his health. If the second level wants to counterattack later, it may not be so smooth.

Moreover, Chen Ke's two Q skills were used, making him confused about how to move next.

After the second wave of soldiers came online, Chen Ke moved back slightly.

The opponent must reach the second level first, be connected by the bull's head, and then let Xayah pull out a barb. The damage of that set is still very high.

But overall there is no pressure, just a little more steady CS will be fine.

It is impossible to force the bull head to come up and open it.

After both V5 bottom laners reached level two, they regained the initiative.

The second-level female tank seems to have much stronger combat effectiveness.

Moreover, Chen Ke also has an extra W skill that can be consumed.
To be continued...