
League of Legends: I Don’t Know How to Be a Coach!
LOL之我不会当教练啊
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The author can take a look at the LPL tactical blackboard or the review video of the top laner, which explains it in detail and can be used as a reference. Korean e-sports is completely an assembly line. It relies on the management and coaching staff to constantly review and practice various tactics. You don't need to be unfaithful personally, as long as you can complete the goals according to the tactics. They don't have many talents, but the coaching staff is very strong, and they practice all kinds of tactics to instinct. There are also many Korean players who cannot do it in China, but return to South Korea to play in the World Championship, and they are very NB They are built like an industrial assembly line. Even if the LPL buys out their talents, they can recover quickly. They rely on a bunch of "industrial products" to carry them first. When a few talents appear, they can make waves in the World Championship. In terms of game equipment enhancement, they can train ordinary players to become excellent, enhance the excellent to rare, and enhance the rare to epic. But in China, it is good to just let the players display their true abilities, and it depends entirely on the talents of talented players. There is no system like Korea's to strengthen players' abilities.
The factory director's own moral black spot is probably that the fish will die and the net will fall apart, right? 4396 Is a matter of strength, Muay Thai warning, depression knife skills are due to poor fan management, blitz Poland, alleged sexual harassment is mainly a management problem, right?
Let's build a suggestion building. If you have any suggestions, you can put forward them. I will revise them based on these. The first book has many shortcomings, but it must be written well. Everyone is welcome to give suggestions.
EDG won the championship, what should you write, author?? 😃
I won the championship. I really didn't know what to say for a moment. I felt like my youth had slipped away in the blink of an eye.
Past memories will be accompanied by some pictures
To be honest, the protagonist looks like a retard from S11 to S4. Really, it's not about slander or how well written it is. The protagonist's character creation is a failure, really
I just want to say, what will happen to Abramovich now that he has become a coach? Moreover, the coach's right to speak between S1 and S6 is very low. Just like the old godfather who chose heroes, most of the BP was done by Hirano Aya. At the beginning, coach Edg had a bigger say, but that was Abramovich. I think unless you were involved in the departure of Abramovich and Mingkai and were an important part of it, rather than following Mingkai, then there is no problem in being a coach. Otherwise, to be honest, it would be too inconsistent. I think it would be better if you start with s6 or s7.
Domestic coaches don't have much status. If they win, the players are awesome, if they lose, they are just coaches. If you dare to replace a star player, it will be okay if the results are good, but if the results are poor, the coach and the club will be scolded. Even now, many people think that the coach will take it out on the coach when he loses in the backcourt. If the Korean head coach and players don't play well, they dare to throw away the big players and fail to obey the command. I will also press the water dispenser for you.
One thing to say, the best coach is not a duke, but Hongmi. This person's level is good enough. Back then, JDG and WE were just rotten fish and shrimps. Their configurations are not particularly good. Before Hongmi came, they were all weak teams. After Hongmi took over, the level of improvement was visible to the naked eye, but I felt that I couldn't follow the line of operation. The team he leads has a strange smell no matter what style of play it is. I'm not saying it's bad. I mean the team he leads has always been thinking about integrating operations. This is not bad, at least the lower limit is lowered, but it's also not good. After all, it can't be said that it has achieved particularly good results after coming to LPL. It can only be said that it insists on the operation style of play.