
League of Legends: Reshaping the Esports Era
LOL:重塑电竞时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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It's very similar to that S3 book.
The video begins with commentary on the team formation process. But is LPL glory really necessary? Hahaha
After writing about five positions, are they already starting to write about coaches? At this rate, when are they going to start writing about tycoons and show the brothers what luxurious living is like?
Let's bring in some new talent; if the environment is good, training them shouldn't be a problem. I'm really tired of seeing all these old guys in the LPL.
Could you please label the girl group section in advance?
There were too many girl group segments; it almost affected the viewing experience.
…The author should probably skip the romance part.
Dafei has already been seated at a table in South Korea, dining with the country's top leader, etc.
There was a very popular book about a coach starting in Season 3, but it became very padded later on and stopped talking about coaching, which I found very regrettable. This genre clearly has huge potential, and I hope this book can continue to be written well!
Go watch the video Dongdong posted. Chinese esports competitions are just like the Chinese national football team. To become a professional player, you have to pay a 4 million yuan slot fee. If you don't have the money, you can't get in at all.
I feel that if Fei Ke continues to be this disciplined, he'll likely become president soon. An actor president followed by an esports president—that sounds pretty impressive!