Absolute loyalty was absolute disloyalty. Faith in the God of Random Trajectories had to be practiced anytime, anywhere. Just believe in random trajectories, and that was enough. It was perfectly normal for champions with similar range to trade HP through auto attacks, but blindly tossing Q skills based on feeling made him look terrible. Besides, Meiko's Lulu could pressure the enemy bot lane duo all by herself and come out ahead. He could just take the carry win.
Several commentators were already finding it hard to watch.
They had seen player AK play Ezreal back home, where his Q skills looked like they had aimbot enabled. And even if he wanted to sandbag, could he at least avoid getting outfarmed? He was pretending to be such a rookie that they did not even know how to spin it for him.
"Mm, we can see that player AK's Ezreal is throwing his skills... very spiritually."
The female commentator beside him hesitated, unsure how to respond. Dàxiào, on the other hand, smoothly took over without blushing. "That's right. We can see that Ezreal's first few Q skills were all predicting the enemy ADC's movements, but the enemy ADC is also very smart. He simply refuses to accept your prediction—he didn't move at all. In this laning phase, I'd call them evenly matched, a worthy opponent meeting a worthy rival. A master against a Master!"
The female commentator: ???
[I'm dying. Dàxiào, do you dare say that again with your hand on your heart?]
[The player cams show this damn bot lane duo grinning the entire time. Are they trying to pay tribute to S5's Oscar Night?]
[Bole: Do you know what I'm about to say?]
[Next time, let Meiko sandbag a little too. This Ezreal is missing so badly, yet Lulu can