Hosted by WAR3 Egg Tower Fly, sponsored by Betta TV, OBSBOT Shadowing, SCBOY, I House, Sky Battle Platform, and supported by the Demon Altar Intelligence Bureau**The December Round of the Proiron TPL League ended the competition for Group A on the evening of December 20. In the end, Laby beat Moon and Remind to the top of the two NE groups, and Moon beat Little Phoenix to get another qualifying spot.
As the first person in NE, Moon is now playing the NE civil war to highlight a freewheeling, and when he comes up, he uses the two sets of master tactics of starting POM and two mining deer to defeat the loser group, and the meteor shower falls from the sky, which is really a show.
However, when it came to the lower bracket finals, Moon encountered stubborn resistance from Little Phoenix, and his life was hanging by a thread in both sets. Among them, CH fights POM, Moon technology, hero levels and treasures are all lagging behind. But it didn't matter, this disadvantage was nothing to Luna, and soon he used his "subject two" - multi-line airship airdrop, which made Remind fall into a collapse.
In the hands of Moon, the combination of airship + ballista has become the core ** to destroy the opponent's defense line, the ballista goes up and down, rushes left and right, bursts a moon well here, and blows a BW there, Remind is tired of coping, but he can't take care of each other. What's even more beautiful is that while Remind went out to level up, Moon also sent a large force to cooperate with the ballista to forcibly blast the opponent's main base, thus laying the victory in one fell swoop.
The disadvantage can still stage such a gorgeous airship show, no wonder Moon has so many fans.
The situation in the second set was more dangerous than the first, and Remind beat his opponent in his own game of bear fighting, and "Bear King" once again showed his "fangs". Moon trailed the population by 26 at its peak, and the situation seemed irretrievable.
However, Moon did not give up, and at a disadvantage, he forced the opponent to return to the city to resolve the crisis through a strong second hero, and then swapped points with the opponent by changing homes. It was through this change of home that Moon bought enough time for his troops to form, and the two sides went into idle mode.
In terms of endgame ability, except for Lawliet, none of the other NEs are Moon's opponents. In this game, Moon taught Remind a good lesson, whether it was a detour to practice a big point, or a forced second kill by seizing the problem of naga movement mistakes between the lightning and flint, Moon can always find Hua Point in the blind student, and the ability to strategically dispatch and grasp opportunities is terrifying.
It's a pity that Moon, who turned the civil war show upside down, was deflated in the NVU. In the face of Laby, Moon still uses his own fire demon play, but as soon as he came up, he met the opponent's lich, and the fire demon faced lich, just like the ** division met lich, only to be beaten. The level of the fire demon is not as good as Lich, and the second-shot hero DH can't reach level 3 before the group starts, so in this situation, even if Ne has a double mine, he can't withstand the three waves of UD.
Although the moon god pulled back a point in Huaguo Mountain, when it came to the map of Turtle Island, Moon was quickly defeated again. Laby made a delicate detour to dismantle NE's ore division, and then relied on sharp tugging to keep exchanging troops with the opponent, and waited until the UD three hero level took off, and then used a powerful NCF magic attack to take away the NE double hero, completing the reversal. Although the fire demon is strong, it is not the opponent of the UD three hooligans in the later stage.
At the beginning of the version, Moon defeated Happy twice by starting the Fire Demon tactics, and the Fire Demon also became the savior of NE for a time. Since then, however, the fire demon has been on a downward spiral. Counting the defeat in the third-place match of the Special Comedy Cup last time, Moon has been defeated by Laby twice in a row. The world's No. 1 ne can't beat the world's No. 3 UD, and it's a clear fact that the fire demon's tactics won't work (it's even more useless to play happy and 120).
Now that many NE players see the hero of Fire Demon as a "version trap" and are gradually abandoning it, Moon may need to think about a new job.
Tonight at 7 o'clock, TPL will start the competition for Group B, this group is a veritable group of death, and the most exciting matchup is happy and romantic