"Ahem... That game was a mistake. Purely a mistake." 369 looked a little embarrassed.
Mainly because after winning the first game, he had subconsciously felt that with a safety net in place, he could keep trading plays with the enemy top laner and see how much he had improved.
As a result, the moment he went for it, he immediately fell into Saint Gun Brother's old yin b trap.
Whenever Bobo fought, the other side always had at least two people there. Saint Gun Brother simply refused to 1v1 him head-on. As for honor among men? He worshipped Guan Yu, with righteousness above all else—then started calling for backup...
Still, losing like this was not without its benefits.
That loss also let them understand what made EDG truly difficult to deal with. They definitely would not fall for it so easily again.
Of course, there was one other thing he did not say. Just as EDG's players were relatively slow to warm up and needed time to get going, 369 also felt that his own form was stabilizing.
He had already begun probing the enemy's limits.
People couldn't stay noobs forever, unless...
As the third game's draft began, Hong Mi looked at the notebook in his hands while his thoughts rapidly branched out.
By the third game, even if Karsa and Rookie showed no obvious changes on the surface, they would definitely play a little more conservatively in reality. With the score at 1-1, they could not be sure whether this series would go the full BO5, so placing all their bets on two veterans carried too much risk.
But what about the side lanes?
Unless bot lane could get a lane-dominant combo, Luo Zhen and PPGOD had absolutely no chance of gaining an advantage against EDG's bot lane.
It