There was no way Viego alone could kill Varus while he was protected by a support. But if he did not step up, the insanely fed armor-penetration Varus could freely snipe V5's backline from absurd range.
So he could only go in. He had to go in. Then he had to gamble on his teammates pulling off something miraculous and saving him in the end.
That was the charm of esports. When you supported a teammate, saved a teammate, then turned the game around together, you would genuinely want to praise them from the bottom of your heart. That was far more exciting than the purely commercialized leagues of today.
But reality was reality.
Did they expect the side getting engaged on in a disadvantageous situation to chew through the double frontline of an all-out assault composition in a short time? And their AD was Caitlyn, who had not gained an early-game advantage?
This was no longer a question of whether it was possible. It was simply wishful thinking!
With an absolute economic advantage, DRX, having lost the initiative, retreated step by step before V5's engages. Beryl even voluntarily stayed behind as a sacrificial pawn to cover his teammates' retreat. Yet after his screen went gray, no matter how hard he thought about it, he could not figure out how the enemy AD had determined Aatrox's position.
What kind of monsters were these...!?
A clean three-for-zero.
V5 successfully repelled DRX and claimed a major victory. When they took Bard's kill at the end, they even played around with the portal Bard had left behind before dying, messing around a little and making countless spectators laugh. Unfortunately, this was a match. Because of their antics, V5 could not receive the highest rating for this play, but since they had brought joy,