Chapter 34: The Mysterious Editor: A Grandmaster in Disguise.

There are times when the angle that can lead to a certain result is quite ambiguous.

In a small skirmish where Legacy of Legend pro team A and team B are facing off, let’s assume that team B always wins narrowly if they play perfectly.

Even if you simulate the same situation 100 times, team B will never bring 100 victories.

If the criteria that the perfect play to win requires is increased, the possibility that they will bring 50 victories, less than half, also arises.

Even a team consisting of professional gamers cannot make completely perfect plays.

Based on that background knowledge, let’s grasp the position of the opposing team’s Diamond AD Carry, who is watching the jungle Poppy jump out of the bush, declaring that he will gank bot right now.

If you are pushed by Poppy’s E skill – charge – and touch the wall, you will be in a stun status condition.

The possibility of being hit by the cleanly linked full deal and dying without even using the summoner spells you have is close to 100%.

A ranged dealer at the Diamond tier level obviously knows this fact.

In a momentary judgment, the opposing team’s AD Carry must have inputted the instruction, “If Poppy uses the charge, I have to absorb Poppy into the tower by reacting and using Flash and not get stunned,” as the first condition of the perfect play to block the tower dive in their head.

But a person is not a machine that can make judgments in units of 0.05 seconds.

Poppy’s charge skill is targeting, and once the skill is inputted, the speed at which she charges is very fast.

That much reaction speed has to be supported for what the opposing team’s AD Carry wants to achieve.

From the opposing team’s AD Carry’s point of view, they also have to think about the situation where I’m packing a charge that is accompanied by Flash so that they can’t react, so they would be putting all their nerves on me with their hand on the F key.

In the case of Poppy’s E skill – charge, linked with Flash, even a pro AD Carry would be slammed into the wall if they tried to react to the skill and react.

In order for the opposing team’s AD Carry to avoid the stun, they have to press Flash together, reacting at the moment when my Flash is used.

The Diamond AD Carry would also know this, and they would obviously be preparing to press Flash the moment there is a slight change in my Poppy.

In order to make a ‘perfect play.’

So I pressed the S key when I got close to the opposing team’s AD Carry.

It’s neither F, where Flash is used, nor E, which is the charge skill.

The action I had designated to S was ‘stop all actions.’

The Poppy who was running out stops momentarily.

The opposing team’s Diamond AD Carry, who had inputted “Opposing team Poppy’s rapid change” as a condition for using Flash in their head in order to have a momentary reaction, used Flash coolly after seeing Poppy’s momentary flinch.

I moved the mouse cursor following that and cast the E skill as it was after seeing him.

The opposing team’s AD Carry died slammed into the wall like that.

Leaving the cannon wave that would soon be devoured by the turret, their support, and EunSiyu and Crinex, who were gluttonously tearing off the turret gold, in this world.

In the meantime, Challenger top friend Younggiron had safely flowed the gank, and conveyed to me the information that Biyego would enter our Blue jungle.

The plays to be made next come to mind naturally.

Going back and catching the Blue monster that I had run away from earlier was not a good choice.

Although the opposing team was thinking highly of the possibility that I would make that choice, I had to avoid hitting Blue in order to make the subsequent plays.

This is because hitting Blue would lengthen the time a little.

If I catch the Krug, which I can deal with a little faster instead, and then catch the Rift Scuttler in the river, the time to execute the conceived next play would match roughly.

To explain roughly,

“In order to confirm what choice the opposing team’s Poppy, who gave a level 2 dive, made after the Blue counter jungle, I will meet the opposing team’s support, who is walking to ward in the one-word bush with the AD Carry, who has revived and returned to the lane,”

It’s really appropriate.

55 seconds passed, and the situation I had predicted came before my eyes as I was moving my body to the bottom again.

Crinex ran to the opposing team’s support after receiving EunSiyu’s order before I could give any detailed instructions.

The wonderfully trained Crinex reacted really simply to the words that EunSiyu was shouting, “Go!”

As he had been taught by EunSiyu in the past, he used Flash basic attack instead of throwing the grab first so that the opponent couldn’t escape even if they used Flash.

I slammed the opposing team’s support into the wall around the time when the duration of the CC – crowd control – of the Nautilus that Crinex was playing was over.

The HP of the opposing team’s AD Carry, who had started to get hit a few times by EunSiyu’s Ashe in the process of responding to that, was becoming half.

And, the figure of Biyego was still not visible on the vision stone that I had planted on the path when I first entered the opposing team’s jungle.

If he had taken all of my camps, it was time for him to recall now. It was right to think so if he wasn’t visible until now.

I moved my body to the upper one-word bush while watching EunSiyu’s assault, and ran out to the opposing team’s turret once again by greatly reducing the route by crossing the wall with Flash.

The opposing team’s support had just died.

Even if the opposing team’s AD Carry, who had sensed another dive, was pulling his body back, I could meet him as it was now. With the increased movement speed according to the rune effect while using the spells.

The judgment was accurate.

The opposing team’s AD Carry was facing the same situation as about 1 minute ago.

Meeting the Poppy who comes running to him, declaring that he would gank from the bush.

If there was one difference, it was that he didn’t have Flash this time, and he died slammed into the wall as he was fleeing with all his strength.

4 minutes. 0/2/0. The opposing team’s AD Carry had 2 kills. And a CS difference of 15.

If it was solo rank, the opposing team’s AD Carry would have left the game just now.

There are almost no people who say the words “What’s with the voice…” out loud in reality, but even ordinary people have the thought, “Oh, they have a good voice,” if they hear a good voice.

In the chat window of Internet broadcasts, where you can express your true feelings honestly in anonymity, that comes up as text.

To give examples of such moments, there was one recent, warm example.

It was when the person who was the YouTube editor of Team Crinex opened his mouth and gave a greeting after entering the voice chat.

What is a video editor?

It is a person who edits live broadcasts and turns them into videos.

Although they are deeply related to broadcasters, there are almost no cases where they directly affect the Internet broadcast itself.

There is no time to see them on the live broadcast unless it is to the extent of conducting a short interview, introducing the labor department of large company broadcasters who roll many editors.

Therefore, the viewers had a few thoughts while looking at the video editor who had been called as a substitute.

It’s a very subtle and ambiguous situation.

But it feels new that a video editor is in between broadcasters.

The person who was known by word of mouth as EunSiyu’s YouTube diligent s*ave is a woman with a good voice and a solo rank Grandmaster? Wow, that’s really amazing.

It was a series of elements that did not feel realistic to the viewers’ point of view.

In situations where cognition cannot keep up with reality, even if you receive information, you don’t really feel a sense of reality.

Just like even if you say that there was probability manipulation in your game and it will be ruined soon, it takes some time for the users of that game to accept that as reality.

However, EunSiyu’s editor Sol-eun continued to show the viewers that she was a person who exists in reality.

Set 1 Poppy.

She succeeded in a 2-man dive accompanied by one gank and ended the bot in about 4 minutes and 47 seconds.

Set 2 Nidalee.

She went to the bot after finishing the 3-camp jungle as well, but this time, she stood on the side and threw spears across the wall instead of diving.

She even hit two spears, and then she starts counter jungling.

She had the mindset that she would have a skirmish if the opposing team’s jungler came.

The opposing team’s bottom duo, whose HP had disappeared into thin air, could not make that choice and declared defeat on the bot while tearfully recalling.

Set 3 Kindred.

She ate Red and immediately ran to the opposing team’s jungle and then killed Sejuani, who was eating Krug, with a steal.

The opposing team’s bot duo, who had the desire to have a lane-like lane battle while using the jungler on the bottom route, uttered curses together at that moment.

3 to 0.

Team Crinex brought an overwhelming victory even though the Challenger jungler was missing from the scrim.

The gaze was focused on the substitute jungler, who was the only part that had changed.

A woman who has a voice that makes you say “What’s with the voice…”

Legacy of Legend solo rank Grandmaster.

An editor who suspiciously does bot service roll for her employer.

And tens of thousands of viewers who saw that in real time.

It was the process in which the subscriber increase of EunSiyu’s YouTube, which was already in a great state, quadrupled in an instant as the existence of the suspiciously suspicious editor spread and after the edited version of the scrim from the next day was uploaded.