Britz, who has watched some videos of commentary on the first-person ranking in the past, understands that the golden "5" under his feet means that he is the fifth floor in this game. The ranking scores of the other four teammates are higher than those of him.

The holographic virtual light screen quietly floating in the void in front of you shows the list of ban people and the options for fighting heroes on the other side.

Whether it is ranking or matching, you need to report the location first as soon as you enter the battle room.

"Everyone... let me play... top order."

Britz was the first to raise his hand to speak sincerely.

But as soon as this was said, the player teammates who were standing on the first floor next to him glanced at it: "A fifth floor is still rushing to get a seat? Wait for the replacement-"

While talking, the first floor player reached out and clicked on the list of hero images on the virtual light screen in front of him, and banned the first hero - Mummy of the Sorrow. Amumu.

Britz, who was pushed back by a sentence, touched his round iron head with some depression. He remembered the words that Chunliang Xiao Tiemao complained and complained in a complaint when he was chatting with several friends in the team a while ago:

No human rights on the fifth floor!

At that time, it didn't understand what this meant, but it didn't want to have the opportunity to understand it personally now.

Qualifying matches are different from matching matches. When players enter the battle room, they grab the position and compete with heroes completely with hand speed. If anyone moves faster, they can confirm that the heroes can compete, no one else can stop them.

But this qualifying match is different. When players enter the battle room, the system will automatically divide the first, second, third, fourth and fifth floors according to their respective rankings. If you choose the heroes to play, you must do it one by one in order.

Xiang Yanxia Britz has the lowest rank among the five players and is ranked on the fifth floor. He can only wait honestly for the teammates in front to choose the positions and heroes before picking up the remaining positions others don’t want.

When some players encounter this situation, they may speak out first to threaten their teammates, such as "Don't give me the xx position. I'll send it in later" and "I won't play in other locations. If you insist on fighting, just wait and wait for me to kill me" and so on, sometimes they can also have good results.

But Britz's personality made it impossible for him to do such a thing. After being pushed back by his teammates on the first floor, he stopped talking and quietly waited for his teammates to choose.

The process of banners between the two sides was soon over, and the light screen showed a list of six heroes who were banned: Amumu, Ominous Blade, Stone Man, Scarecrow, Monkey, and Lux.

Almost all of the six heroes are team-controlled ultimate moves.

Britz was a little puzzled. In its opinion, these banned heroes would have no effect even if they were released.

In fact, it doesn't know that in the qualifying matches in bronze and even silver, heroes such as Amumu and Stone Man are almost always banned. In the eyes of players in this segment, heroes with group control ultimate moves are simply the most difficult and perverted **oss.

However, such a list of banners made Britz feel relieved. Among the six heroes that were banned, none of them are what they now have. They don’t worry that they will be forced to retreat by the system because there is no hero available and will be re-ranked later.

After the banner stage, the next step is to alternately choose between the two sides to play against the hero.

First there is the first floor on Britz's side, then the first and second floors opposite. Then there are the second and third floors here, and the third and fourth floors there...

Speaking of which, Britz is lucky. Although his teammates ignored his request at the beginning, his teammate on the first floor took a mid-lane hot man. He chose the second floor to play the jungle mantis, and the third and fourth floors happened to be in a double row. He used a policewoman plus a Threstone bag to drop the bottom lane. In the end, the rest of the team was given to it was the top lane position.

I became happy. Britz looked at the holographic light screen in front of me. The opposite side had chosen the top laner as early as the second floor. It was Riven, the top laner that I often saw recently.

In theory, the selection of heroes in this qualifying match is also of particularity and tricks. If the opponent chooses the hero first in the same position, then you can counter and select a hero that can restrain the opponent.

But Britz does not have any plans for this at the moment.

First of all, among the heroes that I have suitable for top laners, Riven has been taken away by the second floor opposite. Timo, Big Bug, Pansen and others may not have any restraint effect against Riven.

Besides, the alchemist Singid just awakened, and it was originally the ranking with the idea of ​​trying out a new hero.

As for whether it will be restrained?

This is not within its consideration yet.

The teammates on the fourth floor have selected AdC policewoman, while Britz chose Alchemy without hesitation and locked it up to confirm.

"Alchemy top laner?" The Thresh player who chose the auxiliary position on the 3rd floor smacked his lips with some dissatisfaction and gave his own evaluation: "This hero has no sense of existence in team battles--"

"And it's hard to fight Riven, right?" The second floor's jerk mantis also frowned repeatedly: "When the meat was not yet raised in the early stage, he was going to be beaten by Riven-"

The fire male player on the first floor noticed the id above Britz's head at this time and said in surprise: "Damn, 'Britz'?"

Or...recognized...because...

Britz scratched his head and was about to nod and admit it, but he was suddenly interrupted by a sneer from the Threstone teammate on the 3rd floor: "Clothing, the ranking is still on the fifth floor, and I, a bronze 1, are on the third floor. If I were really a master Abu, how could the ranking be still on the bronze? The diamond group is still the same--"

As soon as this was said, several other teammates in the battle room nodded in agreement with a moment of approval.

They have never seen it before. Which great god has the rankings and segments that will sway in the bronze group?

However, these teammates will have this view, because Britz never revealed his rank data when he appeared in those popular videos. Although the only robot video produced by the sixth note "Masters in the Folk" series emphasizes that it has only matched and has not officially started ranking, its id in that video was mosaiced, and few people knew about it.

"But how could this id be 'Britz'?"

"Maybe there was an extra space behind it, right? Or it was wiggling other hands and feet..."

"Not possible, it's quite similar-"

Listening to the complaints of several teammates, Britz couldn't help but touch his round iron head, and was speechless:

This is the first time I have encountered such a thing.

It seems that this ranking segment can be used as a person's strength label-

"Hey, alchemy, remember to be careful when you are on the road in the early stage, don't let Riven develop so quickly." The hot male player on the 1st floor gave Britz a big gesture.

"Well... I know." Britz could only nod and responded honestly like a primary school student.

...

Entering the Summoner's Canyon, in the blue square spring, Britz opened the equipment store and quickly bought his own outfit.

【Doran Shield】, add a bottle of red.

The top laner of the purple side on the lane is the Exile Blade. Riven, as Britz's teammates beat the jungle mantis player just said when he was in the battle room, Alchem ​​was at a disadvantage when he was laid against Riven in the early stage.

On the one hand, the damage of the skill "Poison Trace" is not high enough to quickly clear the soldiers. If you go forward directly and lean on the flat a fork, Riven on the opposite side can easily use a "Wing Bending Dance" to fight, and then a "Soul Shocking Roar" dizzy control, and finally use "Brave forward" to easily retreat.

It's easy and comfortable to consume.

However, after Britz went out to buy the [Doran Shield], including the 9/21/0 main defense talent that was pointed out, you don’t need to be too afraid of Riven’s consumption.

"The four of us find an opportunity to fight with them in the first level group. Alchemy, go straight to the road, otherwise it will be even harder to fight if the opponent Riven reaches level 2 later-" The fire man player continued to command.

Upon hearing this, Britz scratched his head helplessly again-

In fact, it was not planned to compete with Riven on the opposite side to compete with whom to get 2 first... (To be continued, please search for Astronomy, novels are better, updated and faster!
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