Chapter 278: Mad Dog Flow! Can't use electricity when taking a bath!

"Barrier although used Smite to grab the jungle monster, it's still so hurt; the upper jungle will definitely be invaded!"

The Hair Brothers helped to save face: "Fortunately, he grabbed the buff, otherwise the opening might have directly collapsed; now after resurrection, at least he can go to the lower half area!"

Mlxg focused his attention on the rune choices of both sides.

"V5's runes are so explosive!"

"Three Hail of Blades?"

In the director's panel below, three people in the mid, jungle, and support actually all carried {Hail of Blades} runes!

Tahm Kench and Vi carrying Hail of Blades is just relatively rare, but it must be an understanding that has long existed.

This is an extremely all-in early confrontation, which is of little use in the late game and team fights, so the frequency of appearance on the field is generally not particularly high.

And this is also V5's first-stage understanding of this new version.

It's just that the commentary desk didn't pay too much attention to these, and had already looked at the mid lane matchup that was most concerned.

"Dog hero, I remember the conventional carrying methods in ranked should be {Electrocute} and {Arcane Comet} mostly, and some fighter flows will carry {Conqueror}, and even Master Ye also recommended these in the official new hero teaching video."

Wawa showed a thoughtful look: "Carrying Hail of Blades, at least I have never seen it at all."

Miller joked: "It seems Master Ye still has things hidden, or rather, he might have new understanding?"

To be fair, Ye Bo really can't be blamed for "hiding things."

Because this is indeed his new understanding.

When the new hero video was recorded at Riot headquarters, the time was tight and there were not enough test games, and the old and new versions of the dog's laning logic didn't seem to change much, so Ye Bo used the old version of the dog's understanding.

But when he came back and practiced for a period of time, he found that although it seemed like only WR skills were swapped.

But in fact, the laning logic had completely changed!

The old version of the dog's laning was quite brainless — nothing more than QQQQQ, if you can Q to low health, you can directly W to face-kill, basically belonging to a design that you will know how to play at a glance.

However, the problem lies here.

Even in a matchup between Ye Bo and Brother Sanhuan with an obvious level gap, Ye Bo couldn't hit 100% Qs, and even if he could hit the first one, it was very difficult to hit the second one, not to mention a matchup of the same level.

So this is fundamentally not a healthy laning logic!

Brother Sanhuan later seemed to have figured it out.

He simply increased the damage of the Q skill to minions from 60% to 80%, focusing on becoming a pushing skill in the early stage.

W also became an "Operation-type Amplification Skill," not only getting two more dogs, but also gaining an outrageous 20% attack power buff.

Not only did it make the Hundred-Splitting Underworld Dog's wave of all-in ability extremely strong, but it also returned to the game logic of the traditional assassin's most common {Push lane → Roam → Fight → Pick up kills and then kill people}.

Of course, this is not the whole reason why Ye Bo carried Hail of Blades.

"Mid lane releases the dog to explore the jungle again!"

"Master Ye is too ruthless! He really doesn't want to let Barrier play!"

"Xun didn't prepare to continue farming after finishing the blue buff, waiting for the mid lane information to continue to invade the jungle!"

The commentary desk, which was in the God's perspective just now, didn't notice the "two little dogs" behind the dog suddenly disappear, and the EDG crowd in the game naturally didn't discover it.

FoFo was still a bit strange.

How come the opponent's mid lane suddenly stood behind the minion wave while laning, and didn't move?

Fortunately, the nervous FoFo's attention was extremely concentrated, and he soon noticed the two little dogs running alone towards the jungle below from above the minion wave...

"Wrong!?"

"How can the little dog run!!"

"Hey! How can the little dog run!"

Uzi in the bot lane heard the exclamation from the mid lane and had a strange expression: "Run what?"

FoFo hurriedly explained: "No, it's the opponent's mid lane little dog! He ran into the lower jungle!"

"Jungler, be careful!"

Barrier listened confusedly; after all, they had also studied the new hero, but couldn't understand what it meant for the little dog to run into the jungle.

But he knew it immediately.

Because just as he started to hit the red buff, he saw two little dogs walking from above appearing in front of him, looking at each other with his own dog.

And Vi above didn't hide it and walked out directly from the mid lane.

Coming straight to the lower half area!

If it were a normal situation, Kindred seeing Vi walk out from the mid lane to rush the road, could actually quietly head to the opponent's lower jungle.

As long as Kindred's movement wasn't detected, the jungle game actually couldn't be said to have a result.

But those two little dogs could see Kindred's movement!

"Damn?" Barrier looked with wide eyes: "Is this little dog cheap or not!?"

"Come and have a fight! Vi is only level two!"

Although EDG didn't have Ye Bo this year.

But the mid-jungle playstyle he left behind was still being used in the team to this day.

Barrier naturally didn't want to eat this loss again, and once again handed over the jungle's right to speak, completely losing all the right to speak in the jungle!

"Barrier doesn't seem to want to retreat!"

"Both bot lanes have moved, it should be a confrontation in the jungle!"

Vi, although holding a first blood, hadn't returned to the base to buy equipment yet.

The combat power of both sides, just looking at it, didn't seem to have an obvious gap.

Kindred stopped and gathered with his teammates, while V5 also waited for the four to gather, and then directly arrogantly started hitting the red buff in front of you.

Barrier was initially happy.

But when they really started fighting, it was immediately a bit wrong!

"Barrier Q Smite grabbed the jungle monster! The incomparably critical Smite didn't let Vi reach level three! And flashed to dodge Vi's punch!"

"In that case, EDG can pull back, but Tahm Kench directly W'd in!"

"Little dog reacted extremely quickly and twisted away from the visionless Tahm Kench W! This is little dog's positioning! Feels like EDG has it!"

"Kindred has no skills and was knocked up, fortunately Milio can control and leave a hand, cooperating with Twisted Fate to kill one first... hiss, how come EDG seems to have no damage!?"

Just as they engaged.

The combat power gap between the two sides was exposed incomparably clearly!

At first glance, the situation was already better for EDG, Barrier Q Smite grabbed and didn't let the opponent jungler reach level three, and used Flash to harm Vi's empty Q and went deep into danger; the advantage should be with them!

The problem.

Lies in Twisted Fate!

The only level three hero on both sides was each other's mid laner.

And the damage of a level three Twisted Fate and a level three Hundred-Splitting Underworld Dog could not be mentioned in the same breath, and the combat power was not on the same level at all!

Twisted Fate threw a yellow card and threw a Q, and could only stand back.

Hundred-Splitting Underworld Dog had already entered the field with his body, directly using W as an offensive skill, entering 1 second of virtualization and untargetability and gaining acceleration, rushing forward with four little dogs to bite frantically.

It was also focus fire.

EDG took the lead to hit a complete control chain, but didn't have enough damage to focus fire and kill Vi.

But Kindred, who was knocked up by Tahm Kench, had his health bar drop sharply in an instant!

"Tahm Kench Hail of Blades directly licked Kindred red, Vi landed and also Hail of Blades light speed hit the farmer's three punches!"

"V5's three Hail of Blades! Power!"

"Even if the first move didn't go smoothly, V5 still won this wave of jungle confrontation without pressure! The combat power of both sides is not on the same level!"

"Kindred was killed first, Jinx started! EDG run quickly!"

The reason why V5 dared to enter so hard was naturally because they were sure that the opponent's lineup had no confrontation pressure and had full confidence in the combat power gap.

Ye Bo actually felt a bit puzzled.

Why did the opponent dare to pick Twisted Fate first?

In the previous version, when the mid lane was dominated by {functional} heroes, Twisted Fate, a mid laner with poor laning ability, still had a place.

But what version is this now?

The cost of mid lane roaming has increased, the time has decreased, meaning that no matter whether it is an advantage or disadvantage, you can only reduce the roaming "to the top and bottom side lanes" — but the confrontation will not disappear out of thin air, but will only shift.

So, where can the battlefield of early confrontation shift to?

Nothing more than the most direct {Mid Lane Laning}.

And the {Jungle Confrontation} closest to it!

Of course, these two don't need to be taken care of at the same time, and heroes that can take care of both are likely to be extremely self-exploding super early-game heroes, and will not be a good choice with fewer rhythm opportunities in the current version. ===== CHAPTER 279 =====