The middle laner of the CK team has already played Mu Chen in the last round.

Knowing the feeling of this person, strong is terrible.

Therefore, when the line is aligned, I don't plan to change blood at all, and honestly mending the knife is king.

Deliberately put the line back, and then wait for Wei's secondary catch.

Wei is directly red, and after the fight, she will come directly to the middle lane.

There is no flash of displacement in the first stage of the syndra.

Directly from the side of a Q flash, followed by two punches.

Q Flash can't be dodged because the movement speed is simply not enough to dodge this skill.

Abilities such as Q-flash and e-flash of various heroes are very difficult to dodge unless you are crooked.

Chen Mu also didn't expect it, what is the significance of this Q flash?

The fox couldn't keep up, and it was just a matter of simply knocking out some of Sindra's HP, and Wei's purpose was really just to knock out some of Sindra's HP.

With a flash, forcibly exchange for the advantage of the mid lane fox!

Sindra is a mage hero who has no regeneration skills and can indeed only drink blood vials.

Otherwise, the amount of blood is too low, and it is easy to be taken away by the fox e-flash.

In order to forcibly make the middle lane comfortable on the line, he actually flashed directly, which can be said to have surprised many commentators in the competition area, which is also too frustrating.

Won't your own development be affected by such a fight?

"Wow, now this Mu Chen is really getting more and more targeted. The second-level catch, and it flashed directly, only lowering the amount of blood, which is too much of a loss. Maple Leaf said.

"Actually, I think that most people are talking about how to kill Mu Chen alone, but I think that in fact, in a game, if you can not be killed by Mu Chen, it seems to be very powerful." This time, the commentary of Maple Leaf's partner is a strict young lady, and what she said actually made many people feel that it was quite reasonable.

The reason is that five games have passed in the group stage, and Mu Chen has made a single kill in all five games.

You read that right, on the world stage of S3, there is such a mid-laner who actually managed to kill all the opponents in the lane alone.

This terrible dominance is the only one in the three S competitions so far.

The highest record of single kills in the lane was only four out of six games, and in these four games, he was also killed once.

So after only five games in the group stage, Mu Chen's data is already the most dominant mid-laner in the history of the group stage.

This data is naturally something that analysts of all major teams know, and the CK team is no exception.

To put it simply, it is the middle laner of the CK team, a bit of a hermophobia, and I really want to let the bottom lane duo hit like many teams used in the past, and go down the road to resist pressure by myself.

But the coach obviously disagrees, where is the time to practice the line change tactics temporarily in the S game?

So in the end, the tactical result of the negotiation was to let the jungler sacrifice his own flash to forcibly help a wave.

It's best to force a flash, but if you can't force a flash, you can lower some HP, and you can also form some counterpoint help.

So there was such a frustrating scene, Chen Mu was knocked out of one-third of his blood, and he could only drink the blood bottle, and then developed peacefully, otherwise it would be a loss to change the line.

Unless the opponent misses any skill, although Chen Mu is in a good position, there is no way to dodge 100% of the skills, and there are still many skills of professional players who can hit him.

It's not cost-effective to take the risk of forced swaps, and in fact, the appearance of the jungler in the middle lane has already exposed a lot of information.

The opponent's jungler opening route, how to brush next, Chen Mu has a rough blueprint.

Later, when Chang Hao's level comes up, you can catch a wave of gaps in his flash CD.

The flashing catches the middle, of course, so that the mid-laner does not lose the line.

But you've lost a lot.

Also type in the team, inform teammates of the enemy hero's flash CD.

Voice in the attentive line time, teammates may not remember, but it is very convenient to type the number, you need to know which hero of the other party's flash cd, just look at the number played by Chen Mu.

For convenience, all are the first letter, the last time.

For example, t 6;15 f means that the top of the top order has a falsh flash in six minutes and fifteen seconds.

This time-keeping training, the one who practiced the most, was Ao Xuan, as an auxiliary, he had the minimum pressure on the line.

If the line is changed, then the amount of operation is less.

Other people are naturally also responsible for a certain amount of work, and when the other party does not flash, it is naturally the most convenient time for the jungler to come.

Flashing this longest cd summoner skill, since it came out, it has basically averaged ten per game.

His CD is very critical, and I don't know how many operations need to be exploited to this critical flash.

When Wei didn't flash, he was already targeted by Chen Mu, looking for an opportunity to catch him.

However, you first need to level up your own level and push your troops over.

Then he can move freely, and when Chen Mu is on the line, he can be described as a careful blue control.

While pushing the line, it is necessary to leave a set of blue amounts.

Then when the line was just cleared, Chen Mu pressed the return stroke B in the remaining field of vision.

The fox on the other side saw that Sindra was returning, and his state was average, and there was a troop line under the tower, so he didn't run to interrupt it, and he would lose the troop line.

This wave of Chen Mu naturally pretended to be a return trip, but in fact he wanted to take the sword demon to arrange this Wei.

It's not necessarily a good thing.

The opponent's jungler can now only be in the creep spawn position.

Chen Mu estimated that the probability of playing F4 would be very high.

Go squat and try it, and then there is only a blue amount of QE on your body, and you will come over quietly with the sword demon.

Before the first return trip, there are very few heroes who will have eyes.

S3 is a game that relies on consciousness, and in the S4 preseason, the hero will have a seventh grid, with its own free eye, which can be said to make low-level players have countless opportunities to be caught.

If it has always been S3's eyes, all of which are bought with their own money, and the master plays jungle abuse and abuses the vegetables, it is simply a tiger out of the mountain and a shark into the water.

The layout of the field of vision, that is, to rise to the level of professional players, will bring a lot of eyes as soon as each hero returns home.

This time without a return trip happens to be a period of missing vision!

Wei is indeed playing F4, because the middle lane has prompted Sindra to go home, so he is more bold to hit the four ghosts directly, otherwise he is usually pulled into the grass.

After all, I didn't flash!

It can be described as a series of chain reactions that led to this wave of mistakes of Wei.

Seeing Sindra's Wei, he immediately prepared to escape, but where would Chen Mu give him this opportunity, he immediately flashed QE and interrupted directly.

The audience exclaimed, this is too confident, seeing people immediately flashing QE, without hesitation!

This QE is an oblique QE, covering a large area, Wei's Q has already shot, or was interrupted on the spot, the sword demon immediately followed up and knocked the Q skill flying, Wei now has no escape skills, where else can he escape?

The head was not handed over obediently, the fox was only halfway through at this time, and Wei had already died on the spot.

In order to ensure the kill, Chen Mu is already empty, and when there is only Ping A left, it is not easy to let the head go, so he will give it to the sword demon, let the sword demon continue to suppress the wild area, and he can also go crazy against the wild.

In the second-level cross-flash grab, it was as if he was lifting a stone and smashing his own foot.