LOL: Who still wants to play professionally after winning the championship?

Chapter 363 The No. AD in North America?

"Is there anything else we should be aware of?"

Although Wu State has a dark heart, he is very observant.

He knew that Tang Jun was usually a busy man, so to be able to spend most of the day chatting with him and Death Announcement on the day before the LPL summer finals was enough to show that Tang Jun attached great importance to this matter.

"Of course there are, and there are a lot of them."

"The first thing is that the news that you are going to play in a professional league in Europe must be kept secret."

"Before the start of this year's winter transfer period, or even after the start of the winter transfer period, I have no chance, so don't tell the two of you!"

"The second thing is to think about how you should fight and do it?"

"Don't think that Europe and the United States are just trying to get the upper hand. You must first adapt to the playing style of the competition region."

"Since this year's mid-season, the designer has been releasing news about new versions of runes, right?"

"I believe that both of you should have paid attention to it. From this, we can predict that the version of League of Legends in the S8 season will usher in huge changes. By then, many heroes will definitely be able to compete on the professional stage."

"Stateless, you should practice more warrior heroes who can walk in the middle."

"I declare you to practice more as a mage hero."

"Don't ask me why. Just do it."

There was no doubt in Tang Jun's tone.

As for No State and Death Announcement, they thought that GBG Club had a relatively deep cooperation with Riot Games, so they didn't ask any more questions.

Anyway, what Tang Jun said must be much more accurate than what they guessed.

What the players do is what the players do.

As for the transaction between the club or even the capital above the club and Riot Games, it is useless for them to speculate. The two parties are not on the same level at all.

"Actually, I don't think you need to adapt to the game style too early. Anyway, it's because they weren't familiar with us at the beginning, not that we weren't familiar with them."

"As the saying goes, you can beat the master to death with random punches. If Wu State and I go to Europe to play in professional leagues, the teams there will want to study before the game. In fact, the two of us will study the entire LPL division, just regular routines. Sai Lai, the workload is too big, and they will definitely not study it carefully. "

"So you can take your time with this."

"I have experience!"

After a long speech, the death announcement emphasized the last four words.

He is indeed experienced.

Speaking of which, I have to mention one person.

That was the top laner of RLY Royal Team in the S3 season, and Tang Jun’s friend was amazing.

After losing to Skt in the World Championship that year, the Royal Family returned to China as the world runner-up. They did not receive the treatment they deserved. Instead, they were abused and cursed by extreme netizens for losing the game.

The entire team fell apart instantly.

Hero, white, and tabe left the team, but Shenchao believed in the club's management and went to North America to play games, asking him to help the club qualify for the North American Professional League.

When I first arrived in North America, conditions were quite difficult.

High prices, language barriers, and the lack of a dedicated venue to play training matches made Shenchao suffer a lot.

Fortunately, Shenchao quickly led the team to stand out in North America with its fierce play style and deep hero pool.

And in this team, there is a death announcement!
Death Announcement entered the profession early, and was unable to participate due to competition format issues.

Later, he rebuilt the IMQ team in North America with Shenchao, and served as the ADC position in the team. He performed well and won the title of the No. 1 ADC in North America.

While playing professionally in North America, Death Declaration went from low-level leagues to the World Finals, and the team's performance ranked among the top three in North America.

A hastily established team can achieve such success and production capacity in the North American division. Even though the talent and strength of the players are strong, this also reflects the level of League of Legends e-sports in North America at that time.
It’s a bit hard to put into words.

If others talk about North America's competition, North American professional league players and even spectators can also comment:
"Have you ever played professionally? Are you a piece of cake?"

"The World Championship has never been the version of our division. When the version is suitable, you will be finished if you decide whether to clean it up or not." "The game is getting better!"

"I'm laughing so hard, I won't accept the solo!"

"It makes you think you can win the championship if you play in a competition. What a fool."

"..."

However, if the death sentence was announced as 'North America', very few people would refute it.

After all, he and his team went all the way from a trash team in the North American League to the World Championship that year!

So much so that Riot later revised the rules of the competition.
Teams in the league's division are only allowed to have a maximum of two foreign players.

of course,

From another extreme perspective, players from IMQ teams such as Death Announcement and Shenchao are still the saviors of the LPL.

after all,

If Riot did not limit the number of foreign players, in the era of Korean players that started in the S5 and S6 seasons, let alone an all-Chinese team, a team with only one or two Korean players might be considered pure.

There are even some Kazakh and Korean clubs that are very likely to have three or even four Korean players. In the extreme and shameless way, they may directly form an all-Korean team to play the game.

An all-Korean class in the LPL region?

It's sad and ridiculous to think about it.

"You can't say that. The teams in the North American division are really bad, but there are at least a few teams in the European division that can compete."

"The LCS division has been fighting over who is stronger, EU or NA? From my personal point of view, EU is definitely stronger, but it's hard to say this kind of thing, right?"

Tang Jun gave the two people in front of him another shot: "Furthermore, the League of Legends has been developing for so many years. Next year our LPL division will undergo league activation and usher in changes."

"How do you know for sure whether the European division will be reformed next?"

"everything is possible."

"You must train well."

"I don't want to hear comments in Europe that Chinese aid is bad and bad and not as good as Korean aid."

Tang Jun's tone of voice was relatively gentle.

But the death announcement and the stateless people lowered their heads one after another.

Because the reward Tang Jun gave them to play in professional leagues in Europe was too much.

So much so that the two of them came up with the idea of ​​going there to eat and wait to die.

Anyway, there are only the last few years of my career left.

At worst, it's just a show-off, so just tolerate it and get over it.

He seemed to read the expressions on their faces.

Tang Jun said jokingly:
"Anyway, the teams in Europe haven't been completely finalized yet."

"How about we sign a betting contract before then."

"How much does it cost before entering the league, and how much does it cost before entering the World Championships."

Tang Jun spoke very slowly.

After hearing the announcement of death, the two people shook their hands.

Gambling contract?

Don't let anyone show it off!

(End of this chapter)