Anyway, he could only clear waves with a single W. How much he cleared depended entirely on the angle and luck. If he failed to clear them all, he would have to spend ages finishing them off with Auto Attacks. He might as well relocate while waiting for W, then use the next W to clear minions somewhere else.
When an AD who was supposed to be pinned to bot lane suddenly broke free, started firing one shot before changing locations, and became the Rift's top runner and Old Six, GNR's bot-lane gank strategy suddenly stopped working.
There was no helping it.
If they could not even find the enemy AD, how were they supposed to gank him?
They could not exactly keep expanding the encirclement and surround him, could they? The other four EDG players were not idiots.
But just as GNR was preparing to give up hunting Zeri and instead pour all their resources into Uzi to raise him into a carry, the enemy Zeri suddenly turned back and fired a W—Ultimate Light—straight through them.
Then...
Ctrl+3. Start dancing~
Their fists clenched.
"No, with my temper, we're catching him! We have to catch him!"
"We can lose the game, but Zeri must die! Charge, brothers!!!"
GNR had been streaming to draw traffic in the first place, so they did not care about winning or losing as much as people imagined. Especially after they had agreed with the other side beforehand to put on a Show Effect, Zz1tai led his teammates into the charge without the slightest hesitation.
Then they realized... they could not catch up.
That was right.
Without a minion wave as bait to lock Luo Zhen into a certain area, Zeri's E skill mobility was an absurdly godlike escape tool. Worse still, the enemy understood them