Classmancers - A MOBA Esport...

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Continuation of the Classmancers story because I hit the 200 chapters limit once again. The previous part: ht... 更多

Vol.14 Ch.49: The End of the Chaos
Vol.15 Ch.1: The Reason for Dragging the Game
Vol.15 Ch.2: Shifted Responsibility
Vol.15 Ch.3: Subbing the Jungler Again
Vol.15 Ch.4: The "Unexpected" Jungler Meme...
Vol.15 Ch.5: The Shadow Walker Dilemma
Vol.15 Ch.6: Matthew's Small Pool of Options
Vol.15 Ch.7: Stratus Picked What!?
Vol.15 Ch.8: The Princess's Analysis
Vol.15 Ch.9: Building an Aggressive Lineup
Vol.15 Ch.10: Responding With a Defensive Lineup
Vol.15 Ch.11: Planning for the Long Game
Vol.15 Ch.12: Early Overextension
Vol.15 Ch.13: How to Become a Fearsome Jungler
Vol.15 Ch.14: The Early-Game Thrown Into Disarray
Vol.15 Ch.15: Putting the Unconventional Jungler to Good Use
Vol.15 Ch.16: Jugnler Dark Knight Too Gud
Vol.15 Ch.17: Aggressive Pincer
Vol.15 Ch.18: An Elf With a Rifle
Vol.15 Ch.19: The Burden of the Selfish Support
Vol.15 Ch.20: Capitalizing on One Mistake
Vol.15 Ch.21: Patient Offense vs. Patient Defense
Vol.15 Ch.22: Outguessing the Incoming Gank
Vol.15 Ch.23: Initiating Berserk Mode
Vol.15 Ch.24: Berserk Rampage and Dark Annihilation
Vol.15 Ch.25: Mixing Into the Farming
Vol.15 Ch.26: All or Nothing
Vol.15 Ch.27: A Failed Proxy Farm?
Vol.15 Ch.28: Teleport Turnabout
Vol.15 Ch.29: Conquering Mid
Vol.15 Ch.30: Copying Taurus's Strategy
Vol.15 Ch.31: Veteran Aggressors
Vol.15 Ch.32: Figuring Out the Younger Brother
Vol.15 Ch.33: The Leopards' Last Struggle
Vol.16 Ch.1: Oppressing Applause
Vol.16 Ch.2: Testing the Captain's Mental Fortitude
Vol.16 Ch.3: Matthew's Indifference
Vol.16 Ch.4: Fatal Underestimation
Vol.16 Ch.5: The Leopards' Mistakes
Vol.16 Ch.6: Registering Stratus as a Threat
Vol.16 Ch.7: The Burden of the Champions
Vol.16 Ch.8: The Meme's Victory
Vol.16 Ch.9: Ben's Treat
Vol.16 Ch.10: Lack of Subs
Vol.16 Ch.11: Researching the Meme
Vol.16 Ch.12: What Do You Expect From a Memer?
Vol.16 Ch.13: The Meme Is All We Have
Vol.16 Ch.14: Dark Majority Vote
Vol.16 Ch.15: How Safe Should We Play It?
Vol.16 Ch.16: Matthew's Neutral Stance
Vol.16 Ch.17: Hints of the Alternative Lineup
Vol.16 Ch.18: Stratus' Tame Lineup
Vol.16 Ch.19: Dark Knight Once More
Vol.16 Ch.20: Ronald's Suggestion
Vol.16 Ch.21: The Brothers' Invade
Vol.16 Ch.22: The Invade's Aftermath
Vol.16 Ch.23: The Brothers vs. The Dark Knight
Vol.16 Ch.24: Exercising Caution Against AbsoluteChallenger
Vol.16 Ch.25: The Challenger
Vol.16 Ch.26: A Disappointing Opponent
Vol.16 Ch.27: Ronald's Unstable Score
Vol.16 Ch.28: Preparing the Game Board
Vol.16 Ch.29: Precaution Against Challenger
Vol.16 Ch.30: Starving Dark Knight
Vol.16 Ch.31: Preparing the Fateful Gank...!
Vol.16 Ch.32: William's Risky Independent Action
Vol.16 Ch.33: Exploiting the Enemy's Respect
Vol.16 Ch.34: The Fear of Confronting AbsoluteWinner
Vol.16 Ch.35: The Memer's Inner Turmoil
Vol.16 Ch.36: The Evolution of Luke's Memes
Vol.16 Ch.37: Challenging AbsoluteWinner!
Vol.16 Ch.38: Winner's Trap
Vol.16 Ch.39: The Absolute Duo
Vol.16 Ch.40: Fleeing in Terror From the Absolute Duo!
Vol.16 Ch.41: Memes Be Dreams...
Vol.17 Ch.1: The Softhearted Amazon
Vol.17 Ch.2: Muddled Priorities
Vol.17 Ch.3: Overthrowing the Threat Overthrower
Vol.17 Ch.4: Two Substitutions = Two More Worries
Vol.17 Ch.5: The Pressure of Subbing In
Vol.17 Ch.6: Nervous Warding
Vol.17 Ch.7: Nervous First Wave
Vol.17 Ch.8: Punishing Challenger's Aggression
Vol.17 Ch.9: Enforced Peace in Top
Vol.17 Ch.10: Analyzing Anything and Everything
Vol.17 Ch.11: Reigniting the Engines
Vol.17 Ch.12: Nia's Accidental Remote Intimidation
Vol.17 Ch.13: Securing the First Gank, No Matter What!
Vol.17 Ch.14: The Phantom's Elusive Gank
Vol.17 Ch.15: A Dragon's Pride
Vol.17 Ch.16: Nia and Ben, the Dysfunctional Duo
Vol.17 Ch.17: The Phantom's Distracting Presence
Vol.17 Ch.18: The Carry Without Self Assertiveness
Vol.17 Ch.19: Ignoring the Bait
Vol.17 Ch.20: Sonya's Slipping Supervising
Vol.17 Ch.21: Sonya's Stubbornness
Vol.17 Ch.22: The Mid-Game Plan
Vol.17 Ch.23: Apathetic Carry
Vol.17 Ch.24: The Diversion in Mid
Vol.17 Ch.25: Confronting the Ganker
Vol.17 Ch.26: A Scuffle in the Darkness
Vol.17 Ch.27: Decrypting the Madman's Ploy
Vol.17 Ch.28: A Strike From Behind
Vol.17 Ch.29: The Chessmaster
Vol.17 Ch.30: Controlled by the Enemy
Vol.17 Ch.31: Aftermath of the Scheme
Vol.17 Ch.32: The Art of Counter-Jungling
Vol.17 Ch.33: Yuel's Rare Praise
Vol.17 Ch.34: Ronald's Ghost Hunt
Vol.17 Ch.35: The Unstoppable Challenger!
Vol.17 Ch.36: The Overextension That Ruined Everything
Vol.17 Ch.37: The End of the Fourth Game
Vol.18 Ch.1: When Elusiveness Attracts Too Much Attention
Vol.18 Ch.2: Ronald's Misplaced Good Intentions
Vol.18 Ch.3: Troublesome Celebration
Vol.18 Ch.4: Killing Hype With Hype
Vol.18 Ch.5: The Secret Boss
Vol.18 Ch.6: Banning Against the Korean Enigma
Vol.18 Ch.7: The Reputation at Stake
Vol.18 Ch.8: Dancing Around the Orc Pick
Vol.18 Ch.10: The Leopards' Hyper Aggressive Pick
Vol.18 Ch.11: Yuel's Negative Talent for Reassuring
Vol.18 Ch.12: A Fearless Professional
Vol.18 Ch.13: Druid's Scaling History
Vol.18 Ch.14: Dragging the Swordsmen Aside
Vol.18 Ch.15: The Robot's Pep Talk
Vol.18 Ch.16: Jin's Reponse
Vol.18 Ch.17: Supreme Opponent
Vol.18 Ch.18: The Emperor's Confidence
Vol.18 Ch.19: Apprentece's Bold Overextension
Vol.18 Ch.20: Countering the Invisible Phantom
Vol.18 Ch.21: Relentless Chase
Vol.18 Ch.22: Securing the Emperor's Dominance
Vol.18 Ch.23: Nia's Lack of Communication
Vol.18 Ch.24: A Chance to Strike Apprentece Down!
Vol.18 Ch.25: Punishing Appretence's Overextension
Vol.18 Ch.26: Ben to the Rescue!
Vol.18 Ch.27: The "Defensive" Counter Gank
Vol.18 Ch.28: The Bad Call
Vol.18 Ch.29: The Will to Continue Fighting
Vol.18 Ch.30: Babysitting the Team
Vol.18 Ch.31: Apprentece in Mid
Vol.18 Ch.32: A Professional Cocky Player
Vol.18 Ch.33: Draining MP
Vol.18 Ch.34: Jin's Next Destination
Vol.18 Ch.35: Greeting the Korean Opponent
Vol.18 Ch.36: Lars vs. Jin
Vol.18 Ch.37: Searching for an Opportunity to Gank Apprentece
Vol.18 Ch.38: Nia's Desire to Gank
Vol.18 Ch.39: Players With a Talent for Stealth
Vol.18 Ch.40: Nia vs. Jin
Vol.18 Ch.41: The Will to Fight
Vol.18 Ch.42: Chasing Apprentence
Vol.18 Ch.43: The Zone... Or Hyperfocus?
Vol.18 Ch.44: Mutual Dissatisfaction
Vol.18 Ch.45: Intellectual Blows
Vol.18 Ch.46: The Emperor's Indifference
Vol.18 Ch.47: The Desire to Smite the Monster
Vol.19 Ch.1: Stratus - A Threat or Pushovers?
Vol.19 Ch.2: The Morning of the Landberht Princess
Vol.19 Ch.3: One Student, Multiple Clubs
Vol.19 Ch.4: The Volleyball Club as a Bargaining Chip
Vol.19 Ch.5: Cornelia von Galen
Vol.19 Ch.6: The Explosive Noble
Vol.19 Ch.7: Cornelia's Deadly Serves
Vol.19 Ch.8: Tricky Serves
Vol.19 Ch.9: Finally, a Chance!
Vol.19 Ch.10: Breaking the Prodigy's Serve
Vol.19 Ch.11: Extinguishing Noble Flame
Vol.19 Ch.12: The Final Struggle
Vol.19 Ch.13: St. Mary's Classmancers Club
Vol.19 Ch.14: The Slow Ladder Climb
Vol.19 Ch.15: Pawn Sacrifice
Vol.19 Ch.16: Incomplete Information Game
Vol.19 Ch.17: Time Efficient Jungling
Vol.19 Ch.18: The Valkyries' Achilles' Heel

Vol.18 Ch.9: Concerns About the "Softhearted" Kai

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They picked Pirate and not Seraph? Yuel frowned. Hmm. Could that imply Winner is the Carry? Or, maybe Cato realized that banking only on the endgame isn't a good idea against us, so they're going for a more well-rounded lineup.

There was no telling for sure what any of this implied. Cato always made his picks difficult to outguess.

Normally, it's best to pick the Top Laner before the second banning phase. Yuel thought. But, if I do that, I'll give Cato a free chance to ban any Mid Laner he wants. That won't bone well for us.

The enemy's Aeromancer pick was a tad tricky, especially considering it was going to be in the hands of either Theorist or Merlin. They were both defensive players who could utilize the Aeromancer's remote farming to stall the game.

To properly challenge an Aeromancer in the lane, it was best to pick a mage with a long reach. There were multiple good candidates on that front, but if Yuel doesn't pick one of them now, then they will all be banned for sure; Cato will definitely pull a nasty move like that.

"Sorry, Ben," Yuel said. "I'd like to pick Mid first if you don't mind."

"No problem at all," Ben reassured. "You know best what to pick."

This wasn't just Ben being his usual submissive self. He really had no reason to worry about the order of picks here.

He can play many defensive classes on roughly the same level. Yuel thought. So, no matter how hard Cato tries to ban Ben's best options, there will always be something left.

Thanks to Ben's background as a former Support player, he knew how to drive many different bruisers and tanks, so he had a big array of options to choose from. As such, it was impossible to seal his defensive options within a single banning phase.

"So, Kai, you're up next," Yuel said. "I was thinking of Sorcerer."

"Same as last time, huh." Kai made a small sigh that was difficult to interpret.

"Do you want a different class?"

"Nah, Sorcerer is fine."

"Then, why the sigh?"

"Nothing, really." Kai rolled her eyes. "It's just that thinking about bashing my head against Theorist's defense again is a little depressing. I almost want to pick a hyper-aggressive mage and go ham on her."

"Would you really 'go ham' on her even if you pick a class like that?"

"Of course, why wouldn't I?"

"Well..." I still remember the title Vincent gave her, the Softhearted Amazon. It sounds silly at best, but I suspect it's actually on point, like most of Vincent's wild titles.

As a class, Sorcerer was definitely more on the defensive side. As such, perhaps it felt more natural for Kai to play the class passively against Theorist.

But, down to it, Kai was more of an aggressive player. She had a solid defense, but her game plan usually involved a mixture of attacks and sidesteps. She carefully dodged incoming attacks while launching counterstrikes of her own.

And yet, none of that came into play when Kai faced Theorist. It felt like Kai never wanted to go on the offensive there, no matter the situation.

She did force herself to attack a couple of times, possibly because she realized her own passiveness. But, in the end, Kai never quite committed to her offense. She only launched a few attacks until Theorist reinforced her defenses, and then Kai gave up.

That's really not like her. Yuel thought. She's supposed to be more competitive than that. If somebody blocks her out like this, she's supposed to get salty about it and search for ways to turn the tables on them.

And yet, against Theorist, Kai chose to play nice for some reason. She wasn't like that against Merlin.

And, it's not like she's feeling nervous about playing the Leopards or anything. Yuel thought. I've seen her deliver great plays when the fight didn't concern Theorist.

For example, when Winner was baited into ganking Mid last game, Kai's performance shot up all of a sudden. She confronted Winner with everything she had, building up the most ultimate counter. It was one of the riskiest forms of offense and she executed it almost flawlessly.

Now THAT play was in line with how Kai usually plays. Yuel thought. The fact she can pull off a play like this under an extremely stressful situation proves that everything is fine with her today. It's only this matchup against Theorist that's throwing her off.

Hence, Yuel couldn't stop thinking about that "Softhearted Amazon" title. Though it seemed like an unfounded theory, it was an undeniably convincing explanation for Kai's lukewarm performance in Mid.

But, Yuel didn't pursue this conversation any further because the topic obviously irritated Kai. The girl was hellbent on denying everything related to this, so there was no need to trigger her needlessly, especially not before such a critical game.

After the Sorcerer pick, the drafting phase entered the second banning phase. Stratus had a slightly unpleasant position there, which the enemy didn't fail to exploit.

My how splendid~ Cato smiled impishly. You left your Top wide open for bans. How nice of you.

For now, it was difficult to determine whether Yuel made the right call, but then again, what choice did he even have? The poor lad was stuck between a rock and a hard place, so he had to give up on something. Basically, everything was proceeding just as Cato orchestrated it~

So, you value the Mid pick more than Top. Cato thought. That's curious. Does that mean Phoenix can play many different classes? Then again, you probably have no idea what's waiting for you in Top, do you? My, how electrifying it is to be the only one in the know~

Poor Yuel had no idea that Jin was going to steamroll that lane. Phoenix absolutely needed the most defensive class he could get in order to not be instantly trashed by the Emperor.

"In the end, it looks like I'll be banning a bunch of Top classes anyway," Cato informed.

"Sure." Jin only said that. He didn't care either way, for he was confident in his ability to trample over Phoenix. Truly, it was an attitude befitting the Emperor.

Following up on his plans, Cato banned Vanguard, Terramancer, and Paladin. The enemy hadn't picked their Support either, so a Paladin ban targeted two lanes in one shot.

Unlike Cato's great position in this banning phase, Yuel had to make some shots in the darkness. He couldn't know for sure whether the Leopards' Viking pick was for Top or Jungler, therefore his only 100% reliable course of action was to target Support classes.

In particular, a Cryomancer ban was a big deal. This class caused Lars' Elf lots of trouble by obstructing his field of view.

"Aww, yeah!" Lars pumped a fist. "For real, this ice dude be annoying."

Next, Yuel banned Lumimancer. Though it hasn't been picked today yet, this anti-stealth class will obviously cause problems for a certain hide-and-seek pro.

"Yes!" Nia pumped a little fist under the table in response to this ban. Good Lumimancer players were like the bane of her existence. This hax class could expose Nia anywhere and at any time. Scary.

For the last ban, Yuel banned Bishop, which was another rather problematic class for Nia. It had the ability to cleanse allies of negative status effects regardless of distance, which was something that Nia's Drow wouldn't exactly apprentice.

On that note, the second banning phase came to an end. Next, the drafting continued on Stratus' side.

"Is Druid fine with you?" Yuel asked.

"Yes," Ben answered. "It's actually the class I was going to suggest. Are you a mind reader?"

"Yeah, he is." Nia declared confidently. "He's a robotic, telepathic, mutant alien. Scary."

"I feel like I'm becoming a more and more bizarre creature by the day." Yuel made a face. "At this point, I can't even tell what sort of thing you're claiming I am. How can one be an alien, a robot, and a mutant all at once? These three things fundamentally contradict each other."

"It just works."

"Sure..." Yuel sighed. "As for your question, Ben. No, I'm not a mind reader. I just know that you like Druid and that you performed decently with it during club practice, so that makes it a good pick."

"Oh, I see!" Ben nodded. "You really know everything about what others play. It's amazing."

"It's my job to know these things," Yuel said matter-of-factly. "I'm in charge of the drafting, so that's the bare minimum I have to be aware of."

"It's still amazing."

"If you say so."

Next, it was the enemy's turn to pick their last two classes...

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