Since the opponent is EDG, which is in full swing in China, no one on the AS side dares to underestimate it.

Now many people say that if EDG's top single buckle meat is replaced by PDD, EDGS4 has hope to win the championship, but this statement is wrong. It seems that the meat plate is pitted, but in fact, it is because his list resources are shared a lot by the factory director, who is a jungler who likes to develop. I will take a turn in the wild area at every turn, and I will grab some online resources in the later stage.

And the reason why PDD looks powerful is mainly because he alone occupies almost all of the resources of IG. When PDD was still in IG, the shadow of IG was almost impossible to eat at all, and all resources were given to PDD, so PDD could easily Kerry.

The superficial awesomeness is just an illusion, and the team's resource allocation is more important than anything else.

If PDD goes to EDG and grabs resources with the factory director, there will be a situation like the 2013 All-Star, and Ueno will all jump, and the resource distribution will be a mess.

So although it seems that the button meat is very vegetable, there is no doubt that the order that does not eat resources such as button meat and strawberries is the most suitable for the EDG system.

Although EDG drew with OMG in the Summer Split, they had a tight pace early in the game and took the initiative in teamfights. But they were still not satisfied. Promise wants to think more creatively about the control of the map, so that this team can reach the level of South Korea, and even beat SKTT1K in the S4 Finals in Seoul.

While EDG has grown gradually, they have not forgotten their roots. Promises and smiles try to repair the relationship. In the live broadcast of laughter. Xiaoxiao asked if they were a double row hang-up? The promise said yes, but the always serious smile denied Xiaoxiao's speculation. Perhaps these people who left WE made the WE people who stayed behind start to remember how good it was when they were the number one in the world, and the next time EDG and WE met, they would be adversaries, not enemies.

During the period when AS was fighting in Korea, many things happened in the country, such as the royal family blood change, the WE blood change, the OMG change back to statelessness, and so on. As a result, the scene when AS dominated the country is gone, because now these teams have changed players. Will the current AS still be able to defeat these enhanced versions of the new WE and the new royalty? Not necessarily.

And EDG is undoubtedly the representative team in China, and it is also the strongest anti-Korean hope in China except for the current AS.

Whether it is the details of all aspects of the before, middle and late stages. Or the choice of tactics. Or BP's choice. EDG can do it perfectly. Abu's role really doesn't seem to be as simple as ordering takeout.

After seeing that MAGIC chose the small cannon, EDG also chose Nami, a multi-control assistant, to target, and chose Yasuo in the middle laner.

AS then chose the angel who was on the list. Because the combination of Yasuo + Angel is too invincible, AS grabbed an angel first. And then there's Cassadine! Yes, AS got Cassadine again.

PEASE is extremely confident in his Cassadine, and U usually plays Yasuo, so even if the opposite side is AD midlaner, PEASE still resolutely chooses Cassadine.

Immediately, EDG chose the ADC's aircraft to suppress the small cannon, and the explosion of the aircraft in the early stage is indeed very high, plus the POKE ability in the middle and late stages, although the displacement skills are average, but the burst output in the middle stage is indeed one of the best in the ADC. Originally, the Q skill was changed and it was cold for a while, but recently compared to other ADCs, the plane is much stronger, so it has become popular again.

Then EDG locked up another top single Lulu to fight Angels, and at the same time cooperated with Yasuo.

On the AS side, Liu Songnian got the blind monk who was the best at it, and HKSP chose the auxiliary Morgana to protect the small cannon.

EDG's last jungler is the choice of widows.

In the end, the lineups of the two sides were: blue side AS top laner Judgment Angel, jungler blind monk, mid laner void walker, bottom lane ADC Merlin gunner + auxiliary Fallen Angel; Purple side EDG top laner fairy witch, jungler widow maker, mid laner wind sword hero, bottom lane ADC heroic bombardier + auxiliary tide summoning shark Ji.

The lineups on both sides are actually similar, with Angel Pao Cassadine on one side and Lulu Pao Yasuo on the other. But overall, EDG's lineup is more flexible, because Lulu can also cooperate with the widow to start the group. Yasuo, on the other hand, can easily release R with Nami, and Nami's Q and R can both have a flying effect.

In fact, if you want Yasuo to release big, it's not just about flying, but also about other controls. It's just that there are problems with the translation of the national uniform, which has led to a lot of misunderstandings.

Even, Q like a robot can make Yasuo release a big move. There are two segments of the robot's Q.,It's a segment when it's just pulled to.,It's another section when it's pulled to the side.,If you grasp it well.,Yasuo can be enlarged when the robot Q arrives at the person.。

Other words, such as Delevingne's E, Bullhead's QW, Hammerstone's QE, and Lulu's ultimate, can all be used with Yasuo. However, the most classic combination is still the previous Wei + Yasuo, or the stone man + Yasuo, the most classic is the combination of the monkey jungler and Yasuo midlaner.

But now, everyone's understanding of Yasuo is no longer a hero who needs teamwork, but an individual hero. Ever since Yasuo's ultimate distance was cut, Yasuo has been unpopular for a while. The main reason is that Yasuo's ultimate range is chopped, causing teammates to hit the opposite side first, Yasuo is easy to not keep up with the ultimate. Just like at IEM8, the shadow monkey flashed wide, but Yasuo's posture couldn't keep up because the distance was not enough. It is because the success rate of the team's cooperation with Yasuo has become lower that Yasuo, a hero, has become unpopular.

That was until PawN swept the Leopard Girl of the Great Demon King of Faker with Yasuo Madness in the OGN Knockout Tournament. PawN's understanding of Yasuo is that he does not rely on others, but only on himself, which is to rely on the flexibility of the main E Yasuo in team battles. Try to use E to melee the enemy's back row when you have Q's third whirlwind, and then cast an easy melee whirling tornado to knock your opponent flying, and then connect to the ultimate to kill the enemy instantly.

It completely relies on personal skills to bring out the essence of Yasuo's extreme individual soldier as a hero.

PS: This week's weekend is over, and I am asking for recommended tickets for the new week! In other words, do you now have a new understanding of Yasuo? (To be continued......)