[TS] Obsessed Gamer: The Ultimate Return – Chapter 142

The game is in a 4v5 situation.

And it’s not just one player leaving; there’s someone actively trying their best to lose this game.

So, looking at the numbers alone, you could say it’s basically a 4v6 situation.

“Can we win this?”

“It seems pretty tough…”

“Is it possible?”

“Hmmm…”

“But even if there’s one troll, can’t we still make it work?”

“This is a 4v6 lol.”

“Hmmm….”

“Seriously, those betting fools are so disgusting.”

“Honestly, I wish they’d all just quit.”

The audience seemed to agree that this game would be tough, all shaking their heads.

But…

That was only the case when I was alone in this game, and the situation has changed drastically now.

[“I bit it.”]

As soon as the call dropped, Timid Person 190’s Maokai flashed in and bit the enemy’s Miss Fortune.

Thunk!

And alongside that, a smoke bomb fell over Miss Fortune’s head.

In this obscured vision, the decision Miss Fortune would make was already set.

A hasty back flash.

But Miss Fortune made one major mistake: she didn’t check where I came from.

“Technically, I kind of led her to that.”

I chose a ganking route that aimed directly at the enemy bot.

It was a ganking route typically used by champions with long mobility skills, like Rek’Sai, but I forced my way in from behind using my flash.

As a result, I did get hit once by the bottom turret after using my flash, but considering I exploited the enemy’s weak point, it was a cheap cost.

-Enemy has been slain!

The enemy Gragas could no longer hang around and immediately back-flashed toward the turret.

-Oh

-Trust me?????

-Wow

-Once fooled??????

-Fooling, am I?

-Lit

Cheers erupted from the audience.

But I had no intention of stopping here.

Throwing into the game another move that would feel sinful in Legends of League, in this game, we couldn’t afford to throw away such options.

“I’ll hit first.”

[“Understood.”]

After a short call exchange.

Graves’ Q hit the wall and instantly took half of Gragas’ health away.

Feeling death approaching, Gragas tried to evade by moving around, but he couldn’t escape the onslaught of Maokai and Lucian.

-Enemy has been slain!

In haste, Talon joined the bottom, but the situation was already over, and all he could do was farm the remaining minions.

This allowed us to take away the jungle turn that had been invisible until now.

-Talon, why are you here? lol

-Knowing nothing, huh?

-To be honest, if the bottom lane is losing that badly from a jungler’s perspective, it’s really frustrating.

-But wouldn’t a jungler think they died because they came late?

-Next up, butcher.

-Next up, tool.

-But I’m the bot laner?

-I’m bragging, stealing the spotlight.

Regardless of that…

[“Nice.”]

“Nice.”

The bottom lane had practically exploded.

Normally, it would be right to say that the game was about halfway through by now, but this game was no ordinary match.

Do I sense a crisis in the current situation?

Aatrox, who had just been watching from his well until now, suddenly dashed to mid and began to take the cs there.

This was beyond merely dropping down to the top lane; it was malicious trolling.

[BAN SoSo (Orianna): Ah]

[BAN SoSo (Orianna): Seriously;;;]

Being a pro, I couldn’t just openly curse, but I could feel Orianna’s frustrations through that chat.

Having a troll in the team meant that.

A game that should’ve been easily won was now made unenjoyable, even to play, because of the existence of a troll.

[“Hmm.”]

Timid Person 190 took a serious pause and then said.

[“Let’s pick up the tempo.”]

I had the same thought.

“Yes.”

We absolutely cannot win this game playing at a normal pace.

From the very beginning, the numbers were a crushing 4v5, no, essentially a 4v6.

[⬇] [⬇] [⬇]

The two bottom lane allies pushed the lane and immediately joined for the Rift Herald.

It wasn’t just staked on a simple herald fight.

In the subsequent unit distribution, our bot laner Lucian went straight to top while Maokai slowly took control of vision around the herald.

-Our allies have slain the herald!

The enemy tried to respond late, but since our team had completely shoved the bottom lane, the first herald was ours.

-Herald got it!

-What’s the speed? ㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷ

-Game speed is crazy.

-Wow, the bottom decision was really good lol.

-Can we… win?

-Trust me?

-Once fooled?

-Fooling might happen.

However, things weren’t entirely rosy.

After several patches, there was a reason the lane swap meta had fallen out of fashion.

‘Fortification effect.’

In the past, during the heyday of the lane swap meta, swapping lanes between top and bot was literally standardized.

Of course, the game devs who couldn’t let that happen implemented a series of patches to prevent lane swapping, one of which was the fortification effect on top and mid towers.

Simply put, the top tower is sturdier than the bottom tower.

That’s why such lane swaps naturally placed the ones initiating the swap at a disadvantage.

‘We can’t just end with a swap.’

[⨷] [⨷]

[Outlaw (Graves) has targeted BoyTV 1454 (Rumble)]


[Outlaw (Graves) has targeted BoyTV 1454 (Rumble)]

Faster,

-Enemy has been slain!

Faster,

-What the heck, you cleared all the top minions lol.

-> Ugh.

-Wow.

-But won’t this let the enemy bot lane breathe a little?

-Mid doesn’t look good either.

-For real, this troll is too much.

More, more, more.

-Blue team has destroyed a turret!

Throwing strategies one after another.

Each of those strategies leaves a catastrophic aftermath if one goes awry.

But,

I, and Timid Person 190, continued to execute those tightrope walks without faltering.

[“Let’s take the dragon. The work is done.”]

The former supporter, Timid Person 190’s Maokai had grown to a point where he was now at laner level thanks to the minions he had farmed.

Maokai is a scaling support.

Naturally, as he farmed and leveled up, that scaling point came even quicker.

As Timid Person 190 mentioned that the job was done, the enemy team, who had been slowly gathering for the dragon fight, was forced back to base by Maokai’s saplings.

It was that destructive of a force.

-?????

-What’s with the damage?

-Is this… a support?

-What the heck, I’m baffled lol.

-What even is this?

-ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Gradually, gradually.

-Our allies have slain the Fire Dragon!

But the enemy wasn’t to be underestimated.

They targeted Orianna, who had been the least farmed among our team, and succeeded.

-Our ally has been attacked!

[BAN SoSo (Orianna): Ah]

[BAN SoSo (Orianna): Sorry, sorry.]

-Oh no.

-That’s unfortunate.

-We can’t help it.

Under normal circumstances, Orianna wouldn’t have been out there so exposed.

But continuous disruption from Aatrox, along with the troll, had forced Orianna into a position where she had to claw for cs, and this was the result.

“Let’s take a look at this.”

A little earlier, the enemy had expended quite a bit to target Orianna.

It’s a bit inappropriate to say, but for a failed Orianna, drawing out several of the enemy’s ultimates was already worth her while.

‘Rumble, Talon, and Sett’s ultimates are down.’

There was no response.

Only Maokai’s ultimate caught the enemy from behind.

It meant that, even before I had to say it, Timid Person 190 had been reading the same angle as me.

‘As expected.’

I did a good job spotting one of my teammates.

A 3v5 team fight.

Typically, that would be a difficult battle to achieve.

Everyone knew that fact, but the reason we were diving into this fight was simple.

‘If not now, there’s no hope.’

The game clock was slowly ticking.

What could overcome the overwhelming 4v6 disadvantage were only even greater differences in growth.

However, that growth difference would eventually be caught up by numbers over time.

But there’s no need to sulk.

Because that meant it was indeed possible to defeat the enemy considering the numbers.

More than anything, that overwhelming growth difference made it forcibly possible.

Kugugu…

With Maokai’s ultimate, I felt confusion in the enemy’s movements.

Boom!

And Lucian’s ultimate followed suit.

The now fully-grown Lucian’s ultimate turned the enemy’s health into mere rags.

After that, it was just about cleaning up the almost dead enemies.

-Enemy has been slain!

-Double kill!

-Triple kill!

One shot, one kill.

Something you’d expect to see in an FPS game was happening right there with Graves’ auto attacks.

-Finish them!

A smashing victory in the team fight.

And then there was nothing holding us back.

Charge, charge, charge.

We smashed and burned everything standing in our way as we advanced.

.

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[Victory]

We won.

Against all odds, we managed to turn what seemed like an unwinnable game into victory.

-Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw! Outlaw!

-Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying! Sis, I’m dying!

-Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god? Outlaw… is he a god?

-The god is Outlaw, and he’s currently streaming. The god is Outlaw, and he’s currently streaming. The god is Outlaw, and he’s currently streaming. The god is Outlaw, and he’s currently streaming. The god is Outlaw, and he’s currently streaming.

The audience also couldn’t believe we won this game, resulting in explosive reactions.

[“Good job.”]

“Seriously, great work.”

After taking a moment to breathe.

‘So then…’

After the game ended, I was curious about how my odds on the betting site had changed.

So, should I check it out?

“… Huh?”

-????

-What’s that?

-Huh?

-What is this?

-Huh.

-Oh lol

I had no idea what had happened,

[Web page not found.]

The betting site had vanished.