This was where the advantage a player brought to a champion showed itself.
For a conventional AD carry who wasn't that well-fed, even if he bought Duskblade of Draktharr and instantly killed Heo Soo's Taliyah, it would ultimately be no more than a trade of backlines.
But this AD carry was different. He had people behind him, just like the differences between the three generations of Spider-Man:
First Generation Spider-Man: With great power comes great responsibility.
Second Generation Spider-Man: Heroes are always alone.
Third Generation Spider-Man: My father is Iron Man.
It was a straight-up Dimensional Strike, a complete massacre on the spot!
A two-for-five trade in one fight.
In the end, at the cost of V5's top and jungle Double Frontline, Luo Zhen and Rookie successfully killed all five enemies and wiped them out.
The Dragon Soul was already theirs!
[Holy shit, that Hecarim!]
[What kind of build is Duskblade of Draktharr? Is it seriously that tanky?]
[Not just tanky, it runs fast as fuck too. What 6-Speed Brainless Great Escape Ulla? Karsa would call this professional-level stuff!]
[You might not believe this, but I had to look up this Mythic Gear despite playing League of Legends. You won't even see someone build this thing once in a hundred ranked games. It's way too niche.]
What was Black Technology?
This was Black Technology. Hong Mi's bold decision to use it, combined with XLB's flawless performance, delivered a massive shock to DK.
And then DK simply couldn't fight anymore.
With the Earth Dragon Soul, a massively ahead Caitlyn System, and Hecarim and Ornn as two tough-as-nails Frontline champions, V5 used Caitlyn's Long Range and their composition's advantages to endlessly rotate through lanes, take towers, apply minion-wave pressure, then turn to Baron Nashor. They easily secured the game.
Conyon and the