Could he really pull off an impossible escape with pure mechanics?
Most likely not. There might have been a sliver of hope, but there was no need.
Someone who kept their CPU overclocked at all times was not a pro player, but a contestant on The Brain. If he really had that ability, he should go play Three Kingdoms Kill next door. With the increasingly complex skill mechanics of Three Kingdoms Kill warlords, Brain contestants would definitely find a place for themselves there.
And Ashe still had both summs, which gave RGE's jungler an enormous headache as well.
Why was this guy unwilling to expose even the slightest opening?
Things had already reached this point, yet Ashe had not used either summoner spell. It gave him the illusion that he was laning against a turret—no matter how he attacked, the enemy always responded with the highest-value countermeasure.
"The Wall of Sighs truly lives up to its name!" Marlrang could not help but sigh.
Still, having found an opportunity to get Caitlyn a kill and take two Tower Plates was already doing everything he could for bot lane. But after Comp upgraded his items and returned to Bottom Lane—
He suddenly realized that the enemy ADC's Playstyle had once again undergone a dramatic, almost imperceptible transformation.
There was less of that relentless, step-by-step pressure, yet more of a restrained elegance, exerting seven parts strength while holding back three.
The Ashe who had occasionally looked for chances to trade hard with him no longer made those moves. Instead, every poke came at trickier timings, making it far harder for him to retaliate.
Late but First, crushing all resistance.
This was—the Nirvana Path!
Nuclear Deterrence
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