Foreign aid, what foreign aid?
On the TES side, everyone was puzzled.
Moyu, who was on the top lane, spoke up: "We don't have any foreign players. Where did you get the idea that we have foreign players?"
Mark exclaimed, "Then who was speaking just now? Wasn't it your foreign aid?"
For a moment, everyone in the Top Esports training match burst into laughter.
It was that foreign player's chattering voice again, as if he was expressing his dissatisfaction.
Finally, White Sprout explained, "That's enough, the practice match hasn't even started yet, and you're already trash-talking. Where did this 'foreign aid' come from? Wasn't that Kinght who was talking just now?"
Hearing White Sprout's words, everyone at DMO fell silent.
I thought Top Esports had found a foreign player, but it turns out they have a Chinese player, and this Chinese player is Chunqing Zuoshou who can't speak Chinese.
That's right, it's his left hand; he always speaks in a way that's hard to understand.
Communicating with him is much harder than communicating with Koreans in the team.
At least Koreans would say "nice," and "don't eat it, don't eat it," but the left hand might not be so friendly!
The five players TES fielded in their first scrim were: top laner moyu, jungler xx, mid laner kinght, bot laner Loken, and support ben!
In addition, they have substitutes for the top lane, jungle, and support positions.
They are 369, AKI, and Qiuqiu!
That's right, 369 is currently a substitute, but it won't be long before he's able to become a starter.
As for AKI, he's the one you're thinking of.
He's 1.93 meters tall, but because he ate too much at Top Esports, the club management disliked him and sent him to OMG.
He is currently Xiongxiong's substitute, the same Xiongxiong who lost the game, laughed wildly in his gaming chair, was suspended for several games, and was also fined!
Since Ben transferred from WE, he has consistently held a starting position.
Qiuqiu switched from AD to support, but has made no contribution to TES so far.
Yang Jingyu actually hoped that White Sprout would let 369, the chubby guy, play this game, because 369 and Ale are destined to be rivals in the future. In a one-on-one situation in the top lane, 369 can't beat Ale.
But when it comes to 369 team fights, even Ah Le couldn't catch up with him on his tricycle.
However, neither of them has evolved into their complete form yet. One hasn't even become a Taoist priest yet, and the other doesn't know how to use his magic. It might not be a good show if they fight.
Even so, Yang Jingyu still looked forward to the two of them fighting.
Since White Sprout didn't let 369 play, we should win this game first, and then ask White Sprout to switch to the top lane.
White bean sprouts will definitely agree when the time comes.
The first training match: DMO (blue side) vs. TES (red side)!
DMO's bans: Xayah, Jarvan IV, Morgana, Renekton, Aatrox
TES's lineup consists of Bans: Sylas, Jayce, Kennen, Varus, and Rek'Sai.
DMO chose Weapon, Spider, Ryze, Kai'Sa, and Alistar.
Top Esports fielded a lineup consisting of Sion, Gragas, Corki, Jhin, and Nautilus.
When the DMO combo was brought out, White Sprout felt it was very familiar, but couldn't quite place it for a moment.
The game started quickly.
The first few minutes were peaceful, but around 4 minutes and 30 seconds, Twila's Ryze teleported to the bottom lane at level 4, coordinating with the jungler and the bottom lane duo to create a 4v2 gank, forcing the TES bottom lane duo to use 3 summoner spells.
At 6 minutes, Spider and Ryze ganked the bottom lane again to help Gala's Kai'Sa secure the first blood against Loken's Jhin.
At 8 minutes and 30 seconds, Xiaopeng and Twila roamed down the bot lane again, and while the TES bot lane duo didn't have Flash, they helped Gala get two more kills.
At 16 minutes and 30 seconds, Gala took off with two items, and the four-man gank on the bottom lane resulted in another kill on the TES duo.
At the 19-minute mark, Ale teleported to the bottom lane and engaged in a firefight with three TES players. Xiaopeng sacrificed himself, but they managed to score a 1-for-3 trade.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, DMO secured two defensive towers from TES, widening their economic lead to 6,000 gold.
25 minutes later, DMO acquired another fire dragon, bringing his total to four.
Then, at 27 minutes and 22 seconds, they wiped out TES and won the first game of the scrim.
White Bean Sprouts only realized what was going on after the first training match ended.
Damn, isn't this the same lineup that FPX used to play against LNG a while ago?
However, in the LNG game, the top laner wasn't Sion, but Camille.
The AD carry in the bot lane isn't Jhin, but Varus.
The other eight heroes are almost identical, and even the red and blue teams are the same.
White Sprout expressed her strong dissatisfaction through the headset: "Old Yang, you're not being fair! You actually copied Coach Warhorse's draft picks directly. Is that appropriate?"
Yang Jingyu was also unhappy and replied, "Hey, you can't say that. Who said this lineup can only be used by FPX? Since they picked it, it's meant for others to study. Coincidentally, it's also suitable for our team, so it makes perfect sense to use it!"
Upon hearing this, the white bean sprout was at a loss for words.
He not only thought Yang Jingyu's words made sense, but he was even tempted by them.
FPX's four-man gank strategy is clearly very strong, and so far no team has found a way to counter it.
Since Yang Jingyu plagiarized, how could I not plagiarize as well!
No, that's not plagiarism, that's learning from others!
It's not that white bean sprouts don't know how to make BP (business cards), but since there's something ready-made, why not use it?
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