LOL: Unlock the Destiny template at the beginning

Chapter 116 Boil the old man, it's over
Since League of Legends players occupy a very large base among young people, the news that RA defeated T1 in the first round of the quarterfinals was instantly detonated, and several keywords were topped in the hot search within a few minutes list.

In addition to some hard-core fans who are keen on e-sports, some people who don’t know why they eat melons have also left messages under various related posts:

"JOJO changed his life against the sky? Is the sixth season already out?"

"Stone Sea doesn't have such a plot, does it?"

"I know T1, the big devil Joker, which team is this RA?"

"It's called Foker, okay? Don't get involved with cloud players."

"Isn't it F-ucker?"

"Is there a prefix in front of Faker?"

"Surprise, fucker Faker!"

……

After becoming popular in the bib search, Fang Jie also successfully got out of the circle because of this, allowing more people to know this bright rising star in the field of League of Legends e-sports.

Relying on Fang Jie's amazing personal performance in the last wave of team battles, he successfully led his teammates to turn defeat into victory.When Aphelios activated his ultimatum, dealing explosive damage in the crowd and forcing RA to retreat crazily, Fang Jie suddenly and clearly sensed that a certain area in his mind instantly burst into dazzling white light.

At the same time, Fang Jie felt that the flow of time had slowed down a lot, and at the same time, his thoughts became very clear. In that short period of one or two seconds, the CPU performance of Fang Jie's brain increased several times, allowing him to never die. In the difficult situation, he found a way to survive, and thus staged a wave of shocking reversal.

And after the turnaround operation was completed, the pale area fell silent for an instant, as if nothing had happened.

Fang Jie clearly realized that at this time of life and death, the SSR-level probability grid [Turn the Tide] on his body was successfully triggered.

I have to say that being able to beat T5 in the first game of BO1 has a lot of luck in it.

First of all, even if the characteristics of the probability grid meet the trigger conditions, it is not [-]% triggerable, and according to Fang Jie's previous conclusions, even the same type of probability grid has strengths and weaknesses, so [Turning the Tide] The proc chance of should be within a constant range.

The system does not give specific relevant data for reference, which also makes the probability grid the most metaphysical fate.

In addition, after [Turning the Tide] is triggered, it may not be able to really turn the tide.

It is clearly described in the text notes of this fate, the trigger of this fate will bring "the performance of turning the tide" to the host.

And even if the host played a performance to turn the tide, whether he can win the game or not depends on the performance of his teammates.

Therefore, in the last wave of team battles, when Fang Jie put the possibility of a comeback in front of his teammates, the teammates immediately turned around and fought back, all in Aphelios and directly focused on it. This is the key to winning this wave of team battles.

Fang Jie was a little moved by this.

Yes, some people are never the protagonists of the story.

But without them, the protagonist cannot write his own story.

After winning the game, on the way back to the waiting room, Fang Jie submerged his self-awareness into the system.

Fang Jie didn't forget that there was a very important matter in the system that he had to deal with by himself.

Although this matter is not urgent, after all, Fang Jie has been thinking about it for a long time, and he has long been unable to restrain his curiosity.

After entering the system, Fang Jie directly selected the function option, and then clicked on the [Copy] function icon to enter the fate selection page.

Sure enough, after playing against T1, several new reproducible fates were added to the options.

【Throwing rats】, 【Outstanding among the mediocre】, and 【Prosperity and Decline】.

What Fang Jie has always been concerned about is naturally the [Prosperity and Decline] on the body of the Great Demon King Faker.

This high-level replacement of fate is probably the most powerful existence among all SSR-level traits, and more importantly...

It is one of the fusion materials of Wushuang Destiny [Only Me Sovereign].

After restraining his inner excitement, Fang Jie pressed the confirm button on this fate.

A line of words appeared in Fang Jie's mind.

[Are you sure to re-engrave this fate? 】

Fang Jie decisively chose to reproduce.

Re-engraving the SR-level fate needs to consume 100 game points. After qualifying for the knockout round with the second place in the group, the system rewarded Fang Jie with 150 game points, so this cost is still within Fang Jie's tolerance .

Soon, a brand new fate appeared in the fate storage area of ​​the system.

SR-level characteristic grid [prosperity and decline].

Under the gaze of Tianyan, Fang Jie also successfully read the specific data of this fate.

[Characteristic grid: prosperity and decline]

[Fate level: SR]

[After equipped with this fate, the host will gain 20% game understanding and positive emotional value bonus, and will have a 30% inhibitory effect on negative emotional value.At the same time, the operation and response of the host experienced a 10% decline. (PS: In a long-term high-intensity competition environment, the Debuff effect of this fate will gradually increase, and the upper limit can reach 30%)]

Fang Jie was not very surprised by the introductory language in the first half of the commentary on the fate text. The other SSR-level fate [One Leaf Knowing Autumn] carried by the Great Demon King seems to have a bonus effect on game understanding, and With the blessing of the dual fate feature, Faker's current understanding of the game must have reached an astonishing height.

What interested Fang Jie was the special note at the end of the note.

The long-term high-intensity competition environment can actually gradually increase the Debuff effect of the fate.

And the maximum can be increased from 10% to 30%, which is already a very terrifying increase.

What does it mean?
Boil the old man?
However, the meaning of this "high-intensity competition environment" is really intriguing.

If it's just a long-term game, I'm afraid it really isn't a high-intensity game environment.

So what if you take the initiative to give him strength?

That should count, right?
From this point of view, completing the re-engraving of the fate [Prosperity and Decline] in the first place actually brought him great benefits.

Because Fang Jie saw the possibility of using the debuff of the opponent's fate to seek more chances of winning from this extremely difficult BO5.

In the past games, Fang Jie often used this method to win the game.

For example, in the previous bubbling match against LNG, Fang Jie deliberately aimed at Ale's fate [Dual Phase of God and Ghost], which caused Ale to seriously malfunction in the key game.

Another example is the victory over HLE in the play-in match. Fang Jie successfully triggered the [Extreme Makeup] debuff on Chovy. Although the victory in that game was quite dramatic, the trigger of Chovy's soldier addiction also played a vital role.

In this BO1 with T5, Fang Jie found a way to win from the perspective of fate.

Boil the old man.

Boil him to death.

The first two rounds of the game may not yet meet the "long time" standard, but the further you go, the more obvious the negative effect of [Prosperity and Decline] will be.

Fortunately, Fang Jie has survived the first round.

It has to be said that the old man had something to do with the first few rounds of team-starting, which almost made him win the game directly.

The deliberate targeting in the early stage also gave me a lot of pressure.

It is not too much to give Faker's ice girl the second score among the five T1 players.

However, it is estimated that there are only one or two highlights of the old stuff.

In a word:

Boil it and you're done.

(End of this chapter)