[TS] Obsessed Gamer: The Ultimate Return – Chapter 132

『‘Outlaw’ gifted 10 balloons.』

『“Mid tears lolol”』

『‘Naldadorai’ gifted 10 balloons.』

『“Jungle difference jungle difference ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya jungle difference jungle difference”』

– But seriously, where did Lee Sin go?

– Did he disconnect or something?

– When the host YSG was there, what did DieHard even do? lolol

– For real lol

– DieHard PTSD ON

LeBlanc’s spell is Ignite.

Normally, it would be common to take Teleport, but since the opponent is Tryndamere, it seems like this spell was chosen as a response.

With that in mind, the mid lane quickly became established, and we also mined out one layer of the turret shield.

Lee Sin, who showed up in a hurry, covered the mid lane, but now Lee Sin had lost the turns he had been saving ever since top and mid were ganked.

– Lee Sin finally shows up

– Mid tears lolol

– How is this the jungle’s fault? Didn’t the mid just die while trying to flex?

– For real

– The peasant players are popping out in a hurry, this is indeed a jungle difference, let’s admit it

– ? It’s obviously a mid difference though?

As the viewers said, the mid and jungler had reached a point where they could blame each other.

─ Ah damn it, jungle difference.


─ No, why did you die there? It’s LeBlanc!

I have no idea, but those two must be thinking like that deep down right now.

‘Anyway, it’s a bad game.’

Well… it’s me who created that situation.

Whatever the case, with Lee Sin’s turn lost, Tryndamere and I returned leisurely to our lanes and jungle after heading home.

‘Lee Sin’s appearance was near the enemy Red jungle. Thinking of Lee Sin’s route, it should be around time for the Blue jungle to respawn.’

As I headed to the Blue jungle, a small leftover wolf greeted me.

“Ah, clean up. You’ll get punished if you leave leftovers, everyone.”

– Leftovers lol

– lol

– When you’re counter-jungling, one leftover wolf is undeniable

– This is right

– Info: The host often counter-jungles and doesn’t farm his own jungle well

– For real lol

– Isn’t this hypocrisy?

– The host is allowed to do that

– Agreed, again agreed

It seemed DieHard had judged that preventing me from growing even a bit was more beneficial for him.

‘Well, it’s not a huge loss anyway.’

After eating the leftover wolf and a newly spawned toad, I headed straight for the river.

Using the top teleport and mid lane control we had gained after ganking, I aimed to start the dragon fight.

‘Let’s see what you’ve got.’

When it was possible, that is.

– The red team has slain the Infernal Dragon!

As expected, the opponent willingly gave up the dragon.

Rather than awkwardly starting a fight that could wreck the game, it was better to prepare for later.

– Good

– Ugh

– Dragon yummy~

– They just give this up?

– It’s correct to give it since only Sylas has teleport, agreed

– Agreed, does the opponent look like a newbie?

– Just let the first dragon go

– The opponent gave it up well

– Right, right

The opponent likely thought they had succeeded in passing the turn when only Sylas had teleport, but it was a misconception.

‘It can’t end that easily.’

It’s often said that Legends of League is a turn-based game.

Of course, Legends of League doesn’t have actual turn limits, but when our side uses consumables to gain something, the turn shifts to the opponent, hence the term.

Thus, in basic strategy, it’s standard to hit back after having used a turn.

However, as time passes, everything evolves and changes.

Hence, the concept of going again emerged.

To pile pressure after your side has already used its turn without ending it, relentlessly pushing forward.

Some call this overstepping, but if the result is good, then that’s great.

Moreover, our side’s consumables were essentially non-existent.

In other words, our turn hadn’t ended yet.

‘Right now, both Malphite and LeBlanc have no teleports.’

Meanwhile, Sylas in top lane was not only pushing the lane but also had a teleport available.

The timing for a bottom dive was just right.

The opposing bottom lane must also be aware of this, but they were only poking carefully, fearing that Leona might initiate if they forced the lane too hard.

[⬇] [⬇]

[Outlaw(Turriya) is on the way]


[Outlaw(Turriya) is on the way]

As I revealed myself to narrow the bottom dive angle, the opposing Lee Sin hurriedly showed up at bot for cover.

And in mid, LeBlanc made a slight movement to join the bot lane, but soon gave up due to Tryndamere’s aggressive lane push.

She seemed pressured by the possibility that if she went to bot, the enemy first turret’s shield might get mined down completely.

A 3:3 situation.

Normally, it would be right for either side to wait for an initiation or for the situation to end around here, but in the first place, this fight was anything but fair.

‘Come now.’

Even YSG ManGi’s Sylas seemed to be watching closely as I narrowed the angle for a bottom dive, pushing the lane briefly and falling back to look for a teleport opportunity.

He moved preemptively, perhaps thinking that Malphite might cancel his teleport.

‘As expected of ManGi.’

ManGi, though not the best in lane prowess, was a player whose teamwork was exceptional.

That skill was shining through even now.

– Ziiing…

The sparks flying from the minions.

There was no need to check who it was.

At this timing, only one champion had teleport ready.

[YSG ManGi(Sylas) R – Ready (Malphite)]


[YSG ManGi(Sylas) R – Ready (Malphite)]

With a teleporting champion who is one of the scariest when appearing, Sylas, who stole Malphite’s ultimate, arrived.

– Oh

– ‘I descend’

– Tch Tch Tch ㅇㅇㅇ ㅇㅇㅇ

– This is top lane lol

– Haha, top should go to bot for a teleport or something lol, what’s with lane fighting?

– Agreed, again agreed

The opponent’s bottom composition consisted of Ashe and Thresh.

Plus Lee Sin as well.

If this were a normal 3:3 scenario, diving would have been impossible with such a composition.

Ashe, Thresh, and Lee Sin were all champions that could fight back effectively.

But that was only when the number of players on both sides was relatively balanced, the situation now was different.

ManGi’s Sylas was calm.

Knowing that both Ashe and Thresh had Flash, he didn’t want to waste the only ultimate he had.

Slowly, the angles tightened.

Turriya and Sylas blocked the enemies’ escape routes while poking at them.

The three opponents, trapped by the turret, struggled to clear the minions but the encirclement was tightening.

Minion waves came crashing in as Leona’s ultimate fell for an initiation.

If they took that hit, it was obvious that a follow-up CC would ensue, so Ashe and Thresh had no choice but to use their flashes in desperation.

And as soon as the flashes were used, Sylas, who had stolen Malphite’s ultimate, unleashed it.

Naturally, the ultimate of Malphite, typically used by the tank-item-building Malphite, was far more powerful in the hands of AP champion Sylas.

– Enemy slain!

– Double kill!

Before Ashe and Thresh could do anything, they exploded, and Lee Sin rushed in to kick Sylas away but there was no way that would work.

“Where do you think you’re going.”

Turriya’s W was used at where Lee Sin would likely ward, and he had no choice but to flash away desperately.

– F*

– Close one lol

– Still a huge gain

– The game just got wrecked lol

Although I failed to catch Lee Sin, that dive was already hugely beneficial.

‘I can’t stop here.’

I kept stepping ahead to the next move.

*

SY Dormitory.


Rainbow Ryu Jin-hyuk glanced at the mini-map and muttered to himself.

‘As expected… good play.’

He already knew Outlaw was a good player.


Not long ago, Ryu Jin-hyuk was half captivated by Outlaw’s stream.

However, despite his skill that could easily wow as a jungler, the champion Turriya showed a slight lack of mastery.


It was a bit awkward, something only someone like Rainbow, who has two Red Cup wins under their belt, could pick up on.

There was a strange humanity emerging from Outlaw, who seemed perfect for some reason.

‘It’s not particularly weird… but…’

Strictly speaking, it hasn’t been long since Turriya began appearing again.


The time spent buried was no joke, so it was rather strange that his mastery of Turriya was perfect at this time.

Yet, thinking of how Outlaw usually performed, that awkwardness felt oddly out of place.

‘And moreover…’

What was troubling Ryu Jin-hyuk was none other than the memory of Prisoner.


He thought that would be erased long ago, but the memory of the past revealed that Prisoner wasn’t particularly skilled with Turriya either.

「Rainbow: Is that correct?」


「Prisoner: That Turriya is exceptionally good」


「Rainbow: No way」


「Prisoner: I’m serious」

What on earth… why is it coming back?

“Seriously, what is this….”

In the bewildering feeling he couldn’t understand, Ryu Jin-hyuk’s sigh deepened.