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

Chapter 69 King Ning thinks it’s the coach’s problem
"The most typical strategic eye position is the back eye that the top laner players always miss!"

"In the eyes of rank or low-level players, if the top laner cannot TP, it is usually the top laner's fault. It is even known as a bad player in the professional arena."

"puff……"

When Du Buchuan was mentioned, Pupu and Dasheng laughed out loud.

They met Duke last night when they were ranking. Their coach turned around and started teasing him. It can only be said that they have a lot of fate.

Tang Jun raised a question: "Do you think that in professional competitions, if you can't find the TP eye, is it a problem of the support or the problem of the top laner?"

"Assist?"

"Jungle?"

"Order!"

"It must be the top laner!" Pupu slapped Liu Qingsong on the shoulder. His support must blame Jiang Chenglu for him.

"Could it be the coach's problem?" King Ning said weakly.

Puff: "Σ(⊙▽⊙"a?"

Great cleverness: “(O_o)??”

Suddenly, all eyes in the room turned to Gao Zhenning, and the eyelids of the team members, including Ga Diwei, jumped wildly.

Good guy, everyone is looking for their own problems, but you are the only one who thinks the coach has a problem, right?

Very good, very courageous, don’t say it again next time.

"Cough cough..."

I had never noticed before that this boy Ning Wang could compete with 50 Yuan Ale.

No wonder you can write a bible about choosing pig girls.

Of course Tang Jun couldn't be angry, and explained with a smile: "As we said just now, most of the team's early vision information is provided by Nosuke, so at least before the upper and lower defense towers are broken, the top laner will be eliminated. The reason for the online disadvantage and the inability to provide TP support is that if there is no problem with their thinking, the blame will naturally fall on the Nosuke brothers."

"When the time comes to the mid-term and late stages, the top laner needs to ask for the TP needed by the team, or even place it in advance for himself or his teammates in other positions."

"Is it a problem with the top laner?"

"Yes!"

"You need to learn more from looper about this." Halfway through the words, Tang Jun did not forget to praise his starting top order.

In terms of team support, if you look at the entire league, there are few who can compare with the quiet young man in front of you.

"How to position the eyes, when they are needed, where they can be placed, and how to avoid being discovered by the enemy... As long as they are not placed randomly, these things are the task of the coach."

"So Ning is right to say it's the coach's fault."

"The coach needs to mark these eye positions for you in daily training, and even requires you to complete the muscle memory of placing the eye positions at various angles during ranking."

In LOL competitive games, the role of coaches and analysts is far greater than imagined.

In the LCK, the coach's authority is higher than that of all players, and his honor is as high as Li Guapi. The coaching staff dares to say that Faker is not suitable for the team now, and then throw him to the water cooler.

Looking back at the LPL... Even in 2017, when the league is mature, there are only two or three coaches with real talent and even low-to-qualified coaches among the clubs. Their personal strength is insufficient, and the prevalence of fandom culture has reduced the players' ability. The status is higher than that of the coach.

Players don't listen to their coaches, and even if they have a coach with good theories, they can't implement them.

You say that LPL coaches only know how to order takeout and train tactics, etc. It’s too fantasy.

Fortunately, these things do not exist in his GBG.

Than honor?
What champion are you?
Ability to compare money?

Sorry I'm the boss!

Therefore, Coach Tang’s words must be implemented unswervingly.

... Eye position information is a basic skill for professional players, and Tang Jun's requirements for his GBG players are even higher on this basis.

For each position, you need to understand what kind of vision you need.

With the existence of golden finger retrospection, Tang Jun can give everyone the best advice from a God's perspective. When entering the game, whether they can understand it depends on the individual performance of the players.

"Old Tang, let me tell you... I am still curious to this day. You are so strong, how could S3 lose to SKT?"

After ending the meeting and walking into the training room, Ga Dewei couldn't hold back his curiosity and spoke out what he was thinking.

Why did S3 lose?
No hang up!

One person can't beat SKT's five players plus a bunch of coaching staff in the audience.

Can he say that in addition to his experience in some leading versions at that time, he was even less talented than you...

Regarding Ga Dewei’s question, Tang Jun explained: “Maybe it’s because LOL is a team game.”

……

The team members entered the training room one by one, and Tang Jun turned around and returned to his office, followed closely by Bella and Eunjing.

Well, of course it's not some kind of LPL version of three-person e-sports that openly shows off prostitution in the base during the day.

Entering the room, Tang Jun entered his password to wake up the computer, and what he saw was the GBG official blog account that had just exceeded the 150 million fan mark.

"How about recruiting people?" Tang Jun asked Bella first.

"Basically everything is done. In terms of team promotion, we have recruited a college student who is a mid-level passer. He has excellent professional quality and is quite fashionable in his ideas. Enjing also read some of the ideas she provided when applying for the promotional posters we will use in the future. I think it’s good.”

Bella took out a resume from the folder, placed it in front of Tang Jun's desk, and opened the club's personnel directory.

"The following is a list of all current personnel of our club."

"it is good!"

With a talent like Bella, he naturally couldn't just let him do a small e-sports team leader job.

Eunjing is also mainly responsible for team operations. In fact, Tang Jun handed over a large part of the rights to Bella in terms of specific e-sports management.

"The painting is pretty good. What about short video editing? This little girl named Li You should be able to do it, right?"

"Boss Tang, I think you are questioning his professionalism by asking this question."

"Hahaha, that's good if you can do it. The arrangements I sent to you in the email yesterday, you two will match up, and you must be able to use them all in the WE game."

"Oppa...is the lottery still 100% this time?" Enjing asked a key question.

“Of course, this time it’s not just on site, but also on the official blog.”

"Then the content should not be limited to team uniforms... mobile phone cases, winter gloves, etc. can be arranged."

"The pre-game preparation video will be released in advance this time."

For the four games, Tang Jun did not think it was a bad luck to draw three of the strongest teams in the LPL.

On the contrary, he will think that this is an opportunity for God to help him GBG.

It is true that the three companies are quite powerful.

But this does not include the month before the start of the 2017 Spring Split. Both EDG and RNG have undergone major changes, and their strength is completely incomparable with S6.

To put it in plain language, it only takes the first month to get the points from these companies this season.

When the subsequent running-in is in place, RNG and EDG are the kind of macho guys who are in the top three points in each group. If they want to win, at least the current GBG is still a little behind.

In other words, the so-called death match against GBG is just as difficult as the last WE match before the year.

In contrast, such an exaggerated schedule, accompanied by an astonishing three-game winning streak, brought GBG a lot of attention from the beginning.

Be famous early!
(End of this chapter)