Moreover, at present, many professional teams are actually constantly exploring the game modes and routines.
A more common idea is that current professional teams basically revolve around three points.
The first is to choose heroes like Shadow Lord, Lee Sin, and Lucian to gain an early and mid-game online advantage and continuously win the game through snowballing.
Another is to choose a team battle lineup, such as Malphite and Karthus, which can play a huge role in team battles, constantly forcing the opponent to fight in team battles, and gradually establish an advantage.
Another thing is the functionality of the mid lane selection, Lulu in the mid lane and a tank like Titan in the top lane.
Cooperate with protective heroes such as support Morgana, and then give all resources to the AD hero's position to complete four protecting one, allowing AD to become a mobile turret to take over the game.
In Wang Chuan's opinion, these tactics are actually relatively conventional tactics.
However, the tactical system is the tactical system, and the specific performance on the field depends on it.
For example, the selection and trade-off of resources, and the continuous accumulation of advantages through operations, these are the qualities that a strong team must possess.
A system that takes fighting as its core idea will fail if it cannot defeat the opponent in the early and middle stages.
Then you will inevitably be restrained by the opponent through line pulling and resource exchange and dragged into the middle and late stages.
At that time, someone else will take over the game.
But it must be said that from the perspective of viewing, the idea of focusing on fighting is more entertaining than resource management.
Because there are often explosions.
"You can see that Lee Sin from Team VAN has come to the middle lane, but he didn't realize it because he just happened to pass by P5's vision before."
"Sindra didn't retreat. She was exposing her weakness because Gragas had already arrived nearby and set up a counter-camp!"
"Lee Sin attacked first, hitting with his ward Q kick, but he didn't follow up immediately because Syndra hadn't used her E skill yet, and this skill could interrupt Lee Sin's second Q."
"Leblanc followed up with his W, forcing Syndra to use his E. Lee Sin used his second Q, but he had no idea there was a Gragas counter-camping nearby."
The commentator at the commentary desk quickly explained the situation in the middle lane.
It sounds long, but it's actually only about five seconds.
Along with Leblanc, Syndra's E skill was tricked out. Lee Sin next to her had no worries and directly used the second stage of Q.
Even if you can't kill the opponent at this distance, you can still do it with a flash.
But he never expected that his whereabouts had already been exposed.
Suddenly, a fat figure appeared in the air during the second stage of Q. Gragas used E to flash and intercepted Li Qing's second stage of Q from the air.
Gragas instantly released a Q skill, and at the same time, he released W skill in advance, hitting Lee Sin on the head.
Then Syndra used a QW combo and ignite, interspersed with normal attacks in between.
The blind monk, whose health had not yet recovered after defeating the wild monster, was directly evaporated by the burst of Gragas and Lisindra.
First blood is born.
The holographic projection of Summoner's Rift showed the avatar kill logo and the sound effect of "Firstblood!", resounding throughout the venue.
At the same time, the red and blue buffs on her body also came to Syndra.
Although Wang Chuan believes that there is still a lot of room for improvement in the team's coordination and tactical system.
But the individual performances of the players themselves are all remarkable.
The original Syndra in the middle lane was a hero restrained by Leblanc.
Because in the early stage, even if Syndra reaches level 6, her burst damage is still worse than that of Leblanc.
Moreover, Lebowski's W is also a displacement skill, and Syndra's only control skill E is quite obvious when she raises her hand.
The original number of last hits was suppressed, about fifteen in total.
However, with the help of Gragas, Syndra directly got the first blood and the red and blue buffs.
It can be said that all the previous disadvantages were directly overcome, and even some advantages were gained.
With the endurance of the blue buff, you can use skills directly and clear the minions faster than Lebowski and push them to the opposite tower.
Then he disappeared from the sight of the middle lane, causing the opposing top and bottom lanes to not dare to play so aggressively, which directly triggered a chain reaction.
But soon, the Lee Sin on the opposite side also responded by helping Titan in the top lane to get a kill of the Master Yi.
But with the help of Syndra in the middle lane and Gragas in the jungle.
EZ in the bottom lane cooperated with Leona and also successfully crossed the tower, killing Star Mother and Vayne in the opposite bottom lane.
Then I controlled the first little dragon and got the first buff attribute.
The ideas implemented by VAN and P5 are obviously different.
In P5, the rhythm was mainly initiated around EZ, and the Master Yi in the top lane was obviously in a position to withstand pressure.
VAN's side revolved around Titan in the top lane and Leblanc in the middle lane.
Since it was a BO1 match, both sides played very cautiously.
However, in the mid-term, EZ's Temperance was transformed into Temperance Cutting, and after the Ice Spring and the Hexadecimal Drain were made.
They entered a strong period. After getting the red buff, they directly fought for the dragon and finally achieved a result of two for four.
There was only one hero left on the opposite side, and that was Vayne who flashed away with low health.
On the P5 side, EZ, Gragas, Syndra and Aurora are all there, and they all have half health.
So he decisively abandoned the little dragon and headed towards the big dragon pit in the top lane.
By the time the opponent successfully resurrected, P5 had already successfully pushed the Baron and taken the Baron buff.
It is a lineup that focuses on the mid-term, and with the Hexdrinker and dual skills in hand, the opponent's Leblanc, the Deceiver, has no way to pose a big threat to EZ.
With the bonus of the dragon buff, the soldiers were strengthened. At this time, the flaw of the VAN lineup was also exposed, that is, there was no AOC soldier-clearing skill.
I could only watch helplessly as the opponent used the Baron buff to flatten the two crystals and walked away without any way to stop them.
In the end, with the situation snowballing, VAN was unable to turn the situation around.
Those who were beaten by the opponent had no chance to fight back at all, and could be said to be losing step by step.
As VAN's crystal hub exploded, artificial victory fireworks bloomed on the scene, and the scene of the battle room was projected on the big screen.
When the audience saw this scene, they immediately burst into excited applause and cheers.
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