Zed Player Pulls Off Impressive Backdoor Win in League of Legends
A Zed player recently showcased their skills by executing an incredible backdoor maneuver in a game of League of Legends. This player paid homage to the iconic “xPeke” playstyle by maneuvering around enemy abilities, infiltrating the enemy base, and ultimately securing a victorious backdoor.
In a clip that surfaced today, the Zed player successfully infiltrated the enemy base and managed to take down their Nexus after a long and intense solo queue game.
In the clip, the Zed player strategically used Living Shadow (W) to bypass the enemy base’s walls and began their march towards the Nexus. Despite being detected by the enemy team, the Zed player remained unfazed. The enemy support player repeatedly signaled for assistance on top of their threatened Nexus, a relatable situation for many players.
The Zed player calmly continued their assault on the Nexus, striking it nine times before encountering any resistance from an enemy player. They cleverly utilized Living Shadow once more to evade an enemy Lux player’s Light Binding (Q) and then activated Death Mark (R) to become untargetable. This caused the enemy Sejuani player to miss their Glacial Prison (R).
Throughout the intense sequence, the Zed player effectively endured multiple attacks from their opponents. After a few more well-placed auto attacks, they successfully destroyed the Nexus, securing the highly sought-after backdoor victory. The game itself lasted a total of 43 minutes and saw a substantial number of kills from both teams.
To put it simply, this game exemplified the chaotic and unpredictable nature of solo queue in League of Legends.
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