I found that some friends are not very clear about this concept.

You should have seen this situation in the game-

The tree was originally far away from the opposite side, and then suddenly crossed a very long distance and tied up to the opposite hero in an instant, and there will be a flash effect on the movement trajectory of the tree.

This is the seamless flash w, and the way he does it is w flash: by flashing into the cast range of w skills, which triggers w instantly.

Bobby E flash, blind monk W flash or something, it's all the same truth.

Because no matter how fast a person's hand speed is, there will be a slight pause when he presses the skill after flashing, but the skill plus flash will not.

Like in the game, Bobby's transcending distance and pushing the wall and hitting people without pause is actually a disguised e-flash.

If you are interested, you can go to the Internet to find the video, it is very easy to find. Like let the emperor's stone man play IG in disguise R3, all-star burpee disguised E3, SMEB big tree disguised W3 open opposite auxiliary Zyra and the like.

I think I should have made it clear.

"League of Legends Top Single Demon King" talks about the problem of big trees, Ruiz and other heroes seamlessly flashing w (w flash) is in the middle of the hand, please wait a moment,

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