"Snapped!"

At the beginning of the second game, according to the rules, both sides shouted cheers.

But there's nothing we can do about this scene today, it's basically V5's home court.

As soon as the game started, everyone on the scene shouted "Come on V5".

T1 fans were dissatisfied upon hearing this, especially those Koreans who are more vocal

Whenever a few sticks come together, you know what it means to be noisy.

As soon as they heard about this formation at the scene, the stickmen began to exert their strength and shouted crazily. If nothing else, at least they couldn't lose in terms of momentum.

But when the number of people is crushed, calling like this still cannot defeat the opponent.

On the contrary, it made the domestic fans very unhappy. Originally, everyone just shouted three times and that was enough, but now they just continued it.

The shouting is very energetic, and the main point is to overwhelm the opponent in terms of momentum.

So much so that I didn’t pay much attention to it when I entered the game.

It wasn't until Wink made a flash that the audience's shouts suddenly stopped and they fell into a brief calm.

When Wink went to the opponent's defensive ward at level 1, he was squatted by the opponent's Braum.

Bronn squatted in the grass, leaving Wink defenseless, and was slowed down by his Q.

It wouldn't matter if Braum was alone. Wink learned a Q skill in seconds and could just hook onto the wall and run away.

Titan's Q skill can often be regarded as a displacement skill.

Seeing that he could leave like this, he was hit by a W skill from Xiao Lu Bu, and he was stuck after hooking the wall.

Wink was completely under the control of [Deadly Brilliance], unable to move for a while.

Seeing Ryze follow suit, I thought about how Nandao, a hero, is too flexible in the jungle.

You feel like you haven’t seen someone yet, but they might climb over the wall and be right in front of you in the next second.

To be on the safe side, Wink pressed Flash directly.

On the final stage, the whole world is watching.

Even though V5 has already won a round, the pressure on the players is actually quite high.

Stress depends on the person. Some people are naturally more stressed.

I like to put pressure on myself or my teammates.

Like Chen Ke and Ning Wang, you don't have much pressure now.

"Damn it, I lost my flash."

After the exchange of flashes, Wink immediately pressed B on the spot to return to the city, and at the same time said something to his teammates.

He also knew that his teammates must have seen what happened just now, so it was embarrassing not to say a word.

My teammates didn't say anything, and even gave me a few words of comfort.

A small mistake at the beginning will not have much impact.

Even if Wink accidentally gave the opponent first blood at the beginning, as a teammate, he couldn't say anything to put pressure on the opponent.

Even Chen Ke said: "It doesn't matter, let the other side flash."

"Jin learned W. He can't push us in the beginning."

Chen Ke knew very well that if he remained silent, it would be easier to put pressure on Wink.

It's just that the fans at the scene were quite uncomfortable. When they were suppressing the stick, Wink basically gave them a slap.

This damn flash has been played out, and I’m really a little embarrassed to call it out again.

On the contrary, Bangzi's side regained the situation, and one or two of them felt extremely happy.

Even though the game started dozens of seconds ago, the scene was still quite noisy.

When they came to the bottom lane, it was just like Chen Ke said, they pushed the lane faster after coming up.

Without the flash, Wink still stood relatively forward, showing a very anxious look.

Braum is a hero who is more capable of restraining Titans. He can even take the initiative to sell a hand and let Titans hook him.

But in this round, the opponent's AD is Jhin. It's still a bit difficult for this hero to get out of Braum's passive.

The speed is not that fast, which is equivalent to leaving room for the opponent to operate.

From another perspective, after Braum touches someone, Jhin first uses W to control the person, and then slowly cooperates with Braum to passively play.

Being able to play two controls seems pretty good.

Level 1 Aphelios doesn't look that strong. He can't even use any of his skills. At best, his hands are a bit longer.

But T1 still played relatively steadily in the bottom lane. They felt that their first-level combat power was only that much, and they didn't give them any chance at all.

After the first round, the coach criticized them by name.

The Korean team is so real. If you don't play well, prepare to be scolded. Even if you win the game, you'll be scolded. It's rare to take the initiative to comfort you.

In the last game, their early rhythm was very good. If we really want to talk about the turning point, Feike Clockwork was caught and then dropped the baron and added two lanes. This was the biggest problem.

But the real turning point was when the two of them in the bottom lane saw Chen Ke alone in the lane and wanted to take the initiative to cause trouble, but Chen Ke counterattacked and killed them.

If Draven still can't get kills any later, there will naturally be no need to take off.

The two players in T1's bottom lane are both young players, and the coach's authority works very well for them.

When Braum is selected in the bottom lane, it means that they don't need to be too proactive.

It's enough to be able to counterattack and defend well.

After watching the laning in the early five or six minutes, even the commentator had to sigh, the opponent's choice of Braum was really good.

Compared with the previous game, the bottom lane matchup was obviously not that thrilling for T1 fans.

Wink tried to hook twice, but each time he hit Bronn.

After Braum is hooked, just raise a shield with his backhand.

Aphelios is not a very strong hero in the early stage. At most, he can only hit the opponent with a little HP, but cannot do more.

In this situation, even if Chen Ke suppressed him, he couldn't suppress anything.

In fact, a hero like Aphelios is considered good if he can develop well in the early laning, but everyone has higher requirements for Chen Ke.

After the middle lane reaches level six, the V5 bottom lane can no longer suppress the opponent arbitrarily.

Wink's flash has improved, but when the opponent's midfielder and jungler all have strong roaming abilities, you have to be careful.

Galio is in the middle, so he can't push the lane in the early stage.

The most important thing is Prince Ning. When Ike was taken out, no one saw any effect yet.

On the contrary, the early stage is quite difficult. It would be good if you can successfully clear the jungle and barely maintain your level.

When teammates have no time to support, the opponent's midfielder and jungler all come over, and the opponent directly packs four and two, and it has nothing to do with the operation.

Fortunately, the opponent didn't come to the bottom lane, and kept laying down the lane to finish the damage safely.

But this situation did not last long, as both sides gathered at the vanguard.

Everyone has a reason to fight this wave of vanguards.

The early stage is too bland, so you need to use this vanguard to fight.

Even the audience became nervous, and everyone could see that this vanguard team battle was likely to determine the next trend.

No matter which lineup has the advantage, the snowballing ability is quite strong.

"Here we come, it feels like there's going to be a big team battle between the two sides."

All ten people from both sides were moving closer to the upper half of the river, and even the senior colonel's voice was trembling.

If this wave doesn't start, I'll be sorry for everyone.

The vanguard has been refreshed for more than ten seconds, and no one has touched it at all.

Players from both teams are testing various aspects, including arranging vision and the like.

The people in T1 couldn't bear it anymore and left the matter of starting a group to Bronn.

This wave of Braum can be called a hard attack, and he will only attack the Titan you are standing at the front.

Wink was a bit surprised that when playing in a group, the ultimate move would only be given to one Titan.

From his position, he couldn't hook onto the wall at all. Wink didn't even want to flash, so he was knocked away by Braum's big move.

Wink also has some selling thoughts in it. If the opponent's skills are given to him, the next team battle will be easier to fight.

The reason why he hesitated for a long time was that he still felt that there was a Bronn in front of him, and it would be more dangerous for him to hook up.

But the opponent had too many controls. After being knocked away by Braum's ultimate move, Jhin's [Deadly Glory] hit him accurately.

With a size like Titan's, it's pretty easy to unleash skills.
To be continued...