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I just read the book, I have never played any LOL, what is that, Honor of Kings is the number one e-sports in China 🙂🙂
Our chance of beating Hanbok is only a few years away
Personal summary of several reasons 1. The youth training has collapsed and there is no fresh blood. 2. The popularity of LOL continues to decline, and many anchors have switched to new games. The future of becoming a professional player in LOL is worrying 3. There are too many high-end game directors and actors, and it is difficult for a true genius to be at the forefront of the national server without paying money. Clubs can hardly find anyone in the national server. 4. The operators of the national server do not pay attention to it. There are too many loopholes and scripts, and the environment is poor. The ban on hanging up and swearing is too weak, which leads to the continuous deterioration of the environment. 5. The game industry is one of the pillar industries in South Korea, so they can still have bad blood like Zeus. Due to national conditions, our support cannot be too strong, and many of our main players in the professional world are veteran players. So we have only had the chance to defeat the Korean server in the past two years. Personally, I feel that being under 18 and not being able to play professionally is certainly not the main reason, because you can be an athlete before participating in other professional sports. If you fail to join the profession, you can at least continue to study and make a living, but if you fail to become a professional in the game, there is basically no way out. Even if you fail, you can play on behalf of others (no game will be stable and popular for a long time, and you may not necessarily have talent for the next popular game). I used to be an Internet addicted teenager, but later my parents sent me to a more strict private school and successfully gave up my Internet addiction (maybe it was because my talent in reading was not good, so I took a second grade), and I also made up for my grades. This thing is really meaningless for those who have no talent in the future. The cost of failure is too high, and it may be devastating for the subsequent study career. After all, the peak is only a few years. There is certainly nothing wrong with playing to have fun or to kill time, but it is too much to criticize policy issues and directly ask the country to professionalize games.
Please read it! ! Add some cans to the two little guys🥺
I don't understand, what's wrong with everyone? Victory and defeat are common in military affairs. In the 13 seasons of LOL, LCK has won eight championships in five divisions, while LPL has only three championships, but so what? Just practice more, don't be arrogant when you win, don't be discouraged when you lose, and when you fight back, it's like, what, if you lose once, you will lose for the rest of your life? How did you win those three championships? Even if you win once, you won't win forever. Edg can win the championship, so what if he waits another year?
Xiaohu's performance in the past two days of the World Championship has made me sick. A Czar and a Clockwork are as good as Silver. Whose late-stage Czar only uses ultimate moves to start a team? It seems that Xiaohu's Tsar only has damage with his ultimate move, but the sand soldiers are bugged and can't do any damage. Whose Clockwork mid-lane Earthbound Spirit actually fought with Neeko who was wandering wildly on the other side? Having been a professional player for 7 years, Clockwork Czar should be the most basic hero for the veteran mid laner. To be able to play like this, it is really destined that Xiaohu will not win the championship. I really don't know what kind of teammates led him to win three MSI championships back then?
Using other game training to improve LoL strength, is this attribute really popular among people? I'd say it's really better to just add some more.
Li Zai Gan is the devil? When I was writing a book, I wrote 20,000 words a day. I didn't charge for it, but you only charged me one update a day? The yield of the previous book is not as good as that of cow's milk, but it can still be regarded as the yield of goat's milk. What about this book? What's the matter? I've played with Youmi so much that I've become a cat.
The players are dedicated, but the author is not dedicated. Are they really just updating once a day? ? 🤔🤔🤔
Why are you participating in a DNF competition? You usually live broadcast and play other games. I am reading LoL novels.
In fact, it's good to play some other games to adjust, as LOL is quite tiring all the time.