Now the situation had turned against Suning, leaving them a man down.
Even though LeBlanc’s respawn timer was quite fast at this stage of the game, she had already used her Teleport and couldn't rush to the frontline immediately.
SoFM had no choice but to retreat.
He might be a chaotic player, but that chaos stemmed from confidence and calculated risk assessment, not mindless inting.
With four members of WE gathered around the dragon pit, the Nautilus's engage followed by the Volibear and Lissandra's follow-up crowd control were more than enough to nip all his potential plays in the bud.
Once caught in that chain of light crowd control, it was instant death with no room for outplay.
When the first cloud dragon fell into their hands, Beishang still felt like he was dreaming.
Was it really that easy?
Previously, Beishang only controlled objectives in two ways: either he sneaked them away completely by himself—taking his signature hero Olaf as an example, Olaf remained his most-played objective-control champion heading into the current Summer Split—or he secured kills in the bot lane to create a numbers advantage, much like Suning had done earlier, and then took the objective.
However, WE typically focused on invading the top-side jungle, and Beishang didn't have a fixed plan to gank bot early on; he relied entirely on his own instincts and would only head down when he sensed an opportunity.
As Li Yao completed his Lost Chapter, lane priority in the mid lane fell compl…
Chapter 25