The prince who was captured once was directly on the line because of the TP, so he was back on the line soon after the red soldiers entered the tower, and the losses were barely within an acceptable range.

Mu Jing, who returned to the line, is still constantly clearing the line and consuming the prince, as for the opponent's jungle poodle, if he doesn't reach level 6, he is at best a HelloKitty, and he will hardly pose any threat to Rui Wen, a flexible hero.

After all, the prince's EQ double blow fly and poodle's E skill lasso strike are not directional skills, and the flexible Ruiwen can completely rely on the QE four-stage displacement to escape.

“An ally has been slain。”

Just when Mu Jing had just been promoted to the fifth level, Li Wei's Marzaha in the middle lane was killed by the opponent's Sindra and Gank, who fought the wild poodle.

Mu Jing first reminded Li Wei that they should have a good vision and not be caught to death by the other party's poodle, and then he was also careful, and he no longer blatantly used Ruiwen's flexible characteristics to come forward to consume the other party's prince.

He hasn't made the CD reduction equipment yet, and the CD reduction provided by the talent and runes is only 9% now, so the cooldown time of the skill is very long, once the opponent's poodle rises to 6 to catch.

In the case of sticking to his face, he is likely to be imprisoned by the other party with E skills, and then the prince will pick up EQ, so that even if he hands over the flash in the end, he is likely to die.

Therefore, it is necessary to be careful, the poodle will even be at the same level as the mid laner when the jungler brushes up, and it is not impossible to rise 6 before him, not to mention that he mixed a head in the bottom lane and an assist in the middle lane.

He can ignore the poodle that doesn't reach 6, and the poodle can't just ignore it when he reaches 6, and these heroes who will change qualitatively as soon as they reach level 6 often show their fangs at level 6.

Although Mu Jing couldn't control the line because of Tiamat, the other party's poodle never came to catch it, as if he was waiting for his own prince to reach 6.

Or maybe he was afraid that the barrel that didn't come up was squatting, but Mu Jing didn't care about this, he only needed to maintain his level and replenish the knife in the early stage, and the equipment in the middle stage was definitely enough to knock out Sindra and the small cannon on the opposite side in seconds.

A wave of fighting broke out in the lower lane, and Gank of the barrel did not succeed in helping the mouse get the head, but it was also a double move that forced out the opponent's small cannon, and overall it was a small profit.

Not long after the barrel came out on the lower road, the opponent's prince turned on the W skill very abnormally to slow down Mu Jing, and at the same time, he stepped forward and smashed down with a flat A with a passive war rhythm.

After the E skill blocked the damage of the opponent's prince and flat A, Mu Jing did not choose to fight back, but W Zhen Soul roared to stun the prince, and then ran away directly with the dance of broken wings.

The poodle didn't appear in the bottom lane just now, so it was very likely that he would stay in the upper half of the jungle at this time, and Marzaha in the middle lane had just died once, and he was very obscene under the tower at this time.

Therefore, his goal is very likely to be himself, once he chooses to fight with the prince, even if he finds that the situation is not right in the middle of the fight and flashes back to the tower, then the opponent poodle is also likely to choose to kill under the tower.

With the prince and the poodle alternate against the tower, they have almost a full five seconds to kill him, which is not more than enough.

The more important thing is that he has not yet been promoted to 6, Rui Wen, who has not reached level 6, is carrying her broken sword, its deterrent power is too low, if it is full of blood, it is okay, once the blood is left, the other party poodle and the prince are not how to kill how they want.

After being obscene on the road for a while, Mu Jing's experience value has tended to be full, and he is basically two or three creeps away from being able to upgrade, and the other party's prince must be slower than him to upgrade by 6.

After QAQA killed the two melee creeps in front of the tower, Mu Jing unsurprisingly took the lead to upgrade to level 6, and then ER canceled the backswing of the ultimate Exile Edge.

The prince who followed W to stun the opponent picked up the first level flat A, followed by the second stage of the ultimate move Wind Slash, and finally used the third stage of the Winged Dance to cancel the backswing of the Wind Slash.

And in the third stage, after the Q skill knocked the opponent's prince away, Mu Jing directly connected A to Tiamat and A, and directly accepted the opponent's prince's head.

All of this happened in just two seconds, and the blood bar on the top of the head of a prince with two-thirds of his blood volume fell straight down, and the W skill and flash were killed by Mu Jing in seconds before they came and handed them over.

"Rui Wen's set of operations just now is very exquisite, although the skills are not complicated, but such a coherent play out without a trace of mistakes and pauses is enough to show that his basic skills are very solid."

"And his skills hardly have any backswing, the first ultimate is canceled by the E skill, and the second ultimate is canceled by the third Q, and the lack of an ultimate as a finishing touch can also reflect his experience."

"Rui Wen's main control skills are the third stage of W skill and Q skill, but the control time of these two skills is too short, if you choose to use the big move, then the middle damage may be missing."

As a result, a set of combos can't kill the prince, and some people will say that Ruiwen's ultimate is not that the lower the opponent's health, the higher the damage? That's true, but you have to make sure your ultimate hits first. ”

"If the ultimate can't be hit, and is dodged by the opponent's flash, then even if the damage is high, it's meaningless, just now if Rui Wen chooses to recruit the tail, then the prince is likely to dodge sideways, and then directly EQ two consecutive runs."

"In this case, even if Rui Wen chooses to use the cooled Q skill to chase after him, he will take a very big risk, the opponent's poodle is at the Demon Swamp Frog, once he chooses to pursue, then it is very likely to be replaced by the other party's prince, or even can't be replaced."

Tang Hao obviously didn't expect Mu Jing to be so proficient in the hero Rui Wen, you must know that the criterion for judging whether a Rui Wen can play is whether her combo release is smooth.

The operation of a good Riveen player can be called art, as for the speed of light QA and other skills are important, but in most cases Riveen does not rely on the speed of light QA, which has been over-mythologized by most players.

In the team battle, the opponent will not give Rui Wen a chance to play a complete set of light speed QA at all, unless the other party is all fools and looks at Rui Wen's output, or the other party does not have even a hard control.

In most cases, even if Rui Wen plays a full set of light-speed QA damage, it may only be about the same as the opponent's damage, and it also has to take into account the factors of lane and jungler.

Ruiwen's damage in the early stage is actually not high, and it can be said to be very low even when QA is not full, and only after learning the ultimate, Ruiwen's strong period will really come.

At that time, Rui Wen, who opens the ultimate, is equivalent to one more piece of equipment than the opponent, and more importantly, it also has a wider range of attack and the slashing effect of the wind slash.

And using flashes with RW or RQ to raid second talents is Riven's most sought-after gameplay, and it is also the most valuable gameplay.

If you can't make the opponent quickly attrition in seconds, then Ruiwen's value in team battles is just a-stirring stick, and only by losing the opponent's C position in seconds is what a high-damage warrior should do.

If you really want to be a-stirring stick, then it is better to play an alchemy, dog's head, and no-hand and the like, with rough skin and thick flesh, and in some cases very high damage.

Fighting violence with violence is Ruiwen's true mission, no Ruiwen will come out of the flesh, only the extreme damage is the foundation of Ruiwen's hero's foothold in the alliance, and it is also a belief in the return of the knight who is recast with a broken sword.