The lineups of both sides were locked, and the two head coaches left the battle area and came to the center of the stage on the Summoner's Rift set to shake hands.
kkoma's expression was slightly helpless, and he smiled bitterly and reached out to Zhuge Liang.
Zhuge Liang immediately bowed slightly and shook hands with KKoma.
Just as he was about to pull away, KKoma grabbed Zhuge Liang and didn't let go.
Zhuge Liang looked at kkoma with some confusion, and the latter smiled again, let go and left.
Ah, this?
Could it be that BP was shown off, so he planned to show it back during the handshake?
Miller: "It seems that the two coaches have a really good relationship in private. They cherish each other and can't help themselves."
Remember: "The scene just now was quite funny, a bit like Zack's Q, it stuck."
Su Xiaoyan: "Coach KKoma mentioned Coach Wolong more than once in the finals promotional video, which shows that he really appreciates Coach Wolong."
The cult that had previously stood on the "Longma" cp quickly revived, with countless people responding.
"These two old handsome guys are still unmarried and not in love, so there is a problem!"
"It's not a shame or a boast, there should be no controversy about the two best coaches this year, right?"
"A blind guess that kkoma will come to LPL next year and continue to fall in love with Wolong."
"Faker: It doesn't matter if I don't want to wait for SKT, I will follow kkoma to the LPL and join Wolong to win the championship!"
"Actually, kkoma's BP has tried its best, but Huni is too busy, and WE has a lot of extra work. It's hard for a clever woman to make a meal without straw!"
"I didn't expect KKoma to have such a childish side, and Wolong's reaction was also hilarious."
"Maybe this is the charm of e-sports?"
With the audience cheering hard, the game entered Summoner's Rift.
Yasuo, a man with an extraordinary temperament, is destined to become the focus of the audience when he appears.
The director, who is well aware of the audience's preferences, simply gave Yasuo a close-up shot, and the happy atmosphere that rushed across the screen somewhat diluted the tense atmosphere of the finals.
The army line was refreshed, and Yasuo relied on his passive shield to give Gnar a Q.
Huni is also very detailed, flat A breaks the shield, and then throws Q skill to consume blood.
However, the trajectory speed of Gnar's Q is not very fast. 957 always pays attention to Gnar's hand-raising movements, and immediately dodges sideways after launching the Q, narrowly avoiding Gnar's darts.
Taking advantage of the window of Gnar's skills, Yasuo crossed the line, chased Gnar and slashed twice, and then added another Q skill.
Both top laners have war zeal, but Yasuo is obviously stronger at level one, not to mention Gnar's empty q.
Therefore, Yasuo, who attracts the hatred of minions, maintains his health better.
After stacking two layers of [Whirlwind Slash] effect, a strong whirlwind of wind rolled up between Yasuo's sword blades.
Gnar had to retreat back. If he was blown away by Yasuo's Q, he would have to suffer two basic attacks at least, and the subsequent battle would be even more difficult.
Seeing this, Yasuo did not pursue him too deeply. He took away the aggro of the minions and started to finish the last hits slowly.
The windy q is held in the hand, and it has a shocking effect. As long as Gnar dares to step forward to hit the target, Yasuo will use q.
Huni endured it at the cost of losing a minion with low health.
Perhaps in the eyes of some players, a last hit is nothing, but in professional competitions, this last hit may become a foreshadowing.
Just imagine, if every wave of soldiers loses one last hit, three waves of soldiers will be equivalent to losing one real ward.
As little becomes more, the disadvantage will get bigger and bigger. At this moment, one wave of soldiers may only lose one sword, but there is no guarantee that the next wave of soldiers will not even be able to take one sword!
After taking control of the lane, Yasuo succeeded in grabbing the second position, and immediately happily ran back and forth among the soldiers, taking advantage of the situation to consume Gnar.
With the e skill as a displacement, Yasuo can fight whenever he wants and leave whenever he wants, and his ability to exchange blood has been qualitatively improved.
Gnar can't hit the third level, and the damage is naturally not as intuitive as Yasuo's. Every time he loses a little blood, the gap between the two sides' health will be visible to the naked eye the more times he does it.
Remember: "Is 957 Yasuo good enough? Why haven't I heard that he has Yasuo before?"
Miller: "Professional players with solid basic skills like Leg Brother can practice heroes much faster than us ordinary players."
Su Xiaoyan: "Just talking about this global finals, Brother Leg took out Annie and Yasuo, two heroes that he has never used before, plus Lucian, Jace, Sword Queen, etc. who he suddenly used frequently this year.
Heroes, such a broad hero pool shows how hard they work."
God rewards hard work, this is undoubtedly a wise saying.
957's talent is definitely not the best among professional players.
But Zhuge Liang admired this player very much. He only started playing professionally in 957 after finishing college. He has the maturity and self-discipline that most professional players lack.
In order to cooperate with Zhuge Liang's tactics, 957 spent a lot of time practicing heroes and strengthening his laning ability.
Take Yasuo, who he is currently using to fight Gnar, as an example. He has played solo with his teammates countless times, and simulated laning with top laners such as Theshy, Letme, Flandre and other sparring groups, and he chose it only when he felt that he was confident enough. p>
Rather than saying that Zhuge Liang slapped his forehead and suddenly thought of any lineup, he chose it on the spot regardless of whether the players knew how to use it.
It can be seen that coaches and players have a mutually beneficial relationship.
What if Zhuge Liang leads a player who is stubborn and goes his own way, even if he has countless good strategies and tricks, but the players don't practice and only play the heroes they like to play?
……
When Yasuo reaches level three and clicks on the wind wall, it will be easier to defeat Gnar.
Gnar's early Q skill has a long cooldown time, so it relies heavily on the cooldown reduction after catching the boomerang.
Yasuo's wind wall can confiscate Gnar's boomerang, leaving Gnar's Q skill in a vacuum for a long time.
Taking advantage of this period of time, Yasuo can beat him without restraint.
Bang!
Yasuo blew out a whirlwind, just in time for Gnar to jump back.
As expected, Gnar was hit and was knocked away by the whirlwind.
Yasuo e arrives in front of Gnar, walking and slashing, interspersed with skills, smooth and silky.
Not long after, Yasuo created a whirlwind again.
Gnar gritted his teeth and shrank back to the tower in dejection and returned to the city.
Yasuo e returned to the troop pile and quickly pushed the lane, tucking the lane under the defense tower.
When Gnar returns to the city, he must hand over TP, otherwise all the soldiers will be lost in a wave, which is no different from death.
Yasuo can go online on foot, saving TP and using it to scare other lanes.
Remember: "This, Huni is bad again!"
Miller: "If the top position also has jungle help, this one is pure laning suppression!"
Su Xiaoyan: "SKT has spent a lot of money on the top lane, but still cannot guarantee the laning advantage. This probably only shows one thing: the strength gap!"
The audience in the live broadcast room also started to create memes.
"Hu Burou? No, it's Hu Birou!"
"Huni may become the worst laner in SKT's history!"
"Nashen was beaten by Gnar, Nanar was beaten by Yasuo, kkoma is too difficult!"
"Little peanut's face is turning green. How can we fight against such a teammate?"
"Help me, I won't c. If you don't help me, I will explode. Please place an order."