Chapter 133 He Needs to Be Strong Enough
Ah Le, well, he really does have some skill.
To be honest, he just likes to get you into big situations.
No coach could change him; the decision to give up was practically ingrained in his mind.
After losing the first match, all five players were somewhat listless.
I can understand it. They can still laugh and joke after losing the game. Yang Jingyu even suspects that they fixed the game.
Those who can remain dejected after losing demonstrate that they possess a sense of shame.
Yang Jingyu looked at the five people who had returned, but instead of offering comfort, he got up to greet them.
To be honest, the lineup that Yang Jingyu chose is quite suitable for them.
Unexpectedly, they pulled this stunt on us.
Such a great lineup and they still didn't win. What does that mean? It means they didn't deserve to win!
Bai glanced at Yang Jingyu, who then shouted, "Come over here quickly and check on your mistakes from the last round!"
Actually, what mistake was it? It was just that Twila had a problem laning against Hanada, what else could it be!
Playing Twilight Spirit is completely useless; it's a waste of this hero.
After briefly discussing some of the problems that had arisen, the next build and ban phase was planned.
There was nothing they could do; time was limited, and Yang Jingyu wouldn't be able to continue.
He wanted to see if they could actually win the game!
Five people, at least three of whom are world-class players and two of whom are top domestic players, yet they lost every single match in lane and kept making a mess of things for themselves. What are they trying to do? Is this even interesting?
On the commentary stage, Tong Xi said, "I wonder if Coach Jing Yu will play in the next game?"
There are two main points to watch when watching DMO's matches now.
First, can DMO drag the game into the late stages? Second, will Yang Jingyu play?
Ai Luoli said, "Probably not. DMO is doing quite well right now, but they've also exposed a lot of problems. If Coach Jing Yu takes over, many of these problems won't be solved. And as professional players, they need to figure these things out themselves."
At this point, Tongxi became somewhat curious.
"Luo Bao, as a professional player, what do you think is DMO's biggest problem right now?"
Ai Luoli thought for a moment and gave an answer.
"I think DMO's biggest problem right now is their lack of discipline. If they can solve this problem, maybe they can make it to the World Championship!"
The issue of discipline is difficult to resolve unless Yang Jingyu takes charge and orders them to do whatever they are told.
Soon, the second game began.
Tong Xi said, "Neither side has chosen to make substitutions, nor have they chosen to switch sides!"
Ai Luoli said, "It seems that Coach Jingyu feels that the problem in the last game was not the hero selection, but the problems that occurred during the laning and team fights."
That's roughly the idea, that's what Yang Jingyu thought.
The second game started quickly, entering the ban/pick phase.
RW made no changes; they still used the same three champions: Sivir, Karma, and Azir.
As for DMO, there have been no changes; the hero remains the same: Caitlyn, Karthus, and Sylas.
However, RW's last two picks targeted Xiaopeng's jungler, one being Jarvan IV and the other Rek'Sai.
Meanwhile, DMO also removed Morgana and Yuumi.
In terms of choices, there weren't many changes this time, but there were some, such as in the top lane.
With the final selections made, the lineups for both sides were finalized.
It's also easy to see that RW wanted to play at the early game pace, so they picked an early-game lineup.
RW: Renekton, Olaf, Neeko, Ezreal, Nautilus.
DMO: Akali, Troll Warlord, Corki, Xayah, Rakan.
Neither side made any aggressive moves at the start; they didn't even place any wards.
However, in the early game, Holder and Ale frequently traded blows in the top lane, giving Akali an advantage. Olaf tried to come and support, but Akali, reaching level six first, decisively tower-dived and solo-killed Renekton. Helpless, Olaf could only use Flash to kill Akali, who was trying to teleport away.
It was a simple one-for-one trade, but Ah Le got the first blood, and it was a solo kill.
The two sides then engaged in a long laning phase before the first team fight ensued.
Although DMO suffered significant losses in a team fight, they quickly retaliated with two more team fights in the river and near the dragon, severely damaging RW and regaining the advantage. Both sides then entered a prolonged period of skirmishing and farming.
After a 1-for-2 exchange in the mid lane, DMO attempted to take Baron Nashor. RW rushed to stop them, committing the cardinal sin of piecemeal tactics. DMO picked off RW one by one, wiping out the opponent and securing Baron Nashor.
With the boost from Baron Nashor, DMO stormed onto the high ground, ending the game and tying the score.
Both teams dealt extremely high damage, and the score reached 16-5, which is quite impressive.
However, the game was almost forty minutes over, but it wasn't too bad. Thirty-eight minutes wasn't too long, but it wasn't too short either.
We won after all, the score is now 1-1!
Ai Luoli said, "Let's congratulate DMO on their 1-1 tie with RW. Both the top and mid laners performed exceptionally well, especially top laner Ale, who managed to solo kill the Crocodile at just six and a half minutes. That's amazing."
Tongxi asked, "So, who does Luo Bao plan to vote for MVP with?"
The LPL voting rules are as follows: observers have two votes, league referees have two votes, and each commentator has one vote, for a total of six votes.
Ai Luoli said, "Although Ale played well, I still want to give the MVP to Twila in the mid lane this game. His Corki played really well this game, I was so excited watching him."
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