Chapter 284

The popularity of the LPL opening match is extremely high.

And the day after the LPL opening match, the LCK opening match also started.

All the heavy-hitting teams in the LCK opening day participated, and the first game was GEN, who had just failed at MSI and returned home, against Hanwha, who failed to go to MSI.

————In fact, just after MSI ended, many Korean fans said that if Hanwha had gone this time, the result would definitely be different!

Very classic: the one who didn't go is the best.

Of course, after all, Hanwha this year is composed of last year's runner-up top and mid, plus Canyon who fled from DK to join forces; in terms of "foreign war" results, it is indeed stronger than GEN, which has been lagging in foreign wars for years.

However, what really triggered intense discussion was what the two teams used in the first game.

Chovy used the Statikk Shiv LeBlanc that attracted huge attention yesterday in the first game, and Viper also used Statikk Shiv Kai'Sa.

And the opposite Canyon also used the new hero Hwei, but in the jungle position.

The final result was that GEN returned to the league and instantly felt like returning to their home field, steadily defeating Hanwha 2-1.

It's just that the barrage in the domestic broadcast room was full of ridicule and teasing.

【What a fast steal!】

【But I have to say that Chovy learns things really fast; if you say Uncle Three practiced the dog in advance, I would believe it, but this LeBlanc was really stolen yesterday, right? It only came out yesterday and he knows how to play it today?】

【This is talent; on the other hand, some people can't practice a Azir in several seasons!】

【The fanboys should stop; is it only allowed for you to discover it? Can't others discover it themselves? It just happened that LPL played first!】

【KRD is in a hurry, didn't you see the OB video? Playing normally the day before, suddenly practicing crazily for more than ten games in one day, can you still quibble?】

【Hehe, only Ip Man can practice secretly, others can't, right!】

To be honest.

At least in terms of the Statikk Shiv LeBlanc and Statikk Shiv Kai'Sa playstyles, they were indeed learned overnight by the neighboring region.

There are many channels on Bilibili that specifically OB the ranking training of various professional players, and the daily games of first-line professional players will basically be watched by people.

And the game accounts of several first-line LCK mid laners did indeed suddenly appear with Statikk Shiv LeBlanc and mid lane Hwei, which they had never played before, starting from yesterday afternoon; this phenomenon is very obvious.

As for Ye Bo...

After winning his first S-tournament championship, Ye Bo unlocked the "Trial Ground Time+" function, which can spend ten times the counter-attack points to open additional trial ground usage time.

He definitely can't afford to use it for normal training, but it comes in handy when practicing new heroes.

So when Ye Bo suddenly chose Hwei on the field, but no training records could be found in the ranking records, there were rumors that "This proves that Ye's real training is all done secretly in private, and the rank records he shows are all a facade! Still lying!"

But in the end.

In fact, there is nothing to say about learning from each other between regions.

Professional players are originally "supposed to" learn from each other, and no one can win a game purely by relying on "information gap."

In the end, it still depends on the real strength of the players.

Professional players and team analysts are also human beings, and it is impossible to dig out everything that can be developed as soon as every version comes out; no matter what, there will always be omissions.

But the biggest difference between professionals and high-score passersby is actually "learning speed"—this can also be considered the most basic talent for becoming a professional player.

Of course.

The so-called "talent" also has many levels.

For example, Chovy has always been called a talented player, and one of the performances is that he has almost never heard of any hero or system he "can't play," and he can play everything.

Compared with LPL mid laners, not to mention anything else, just an Azir has always been a lagging item!

Before Ye Bo appeared, Left Hand, who was always regarded as the "National No. 1 Mid," his Azir was also a piece of trash!

Then there is Ye Bo.

Even when Old Deng Bo first started his career, he could quickly transform from an assassin specialist into a utility-type mixed mid laner in a short time.

Being able to handle any type of hero is also a different kind of talent.

"Master Ye, what do you think of Uncle Three's first game of Hwei jungle?"

Xun, who was thoughtful, asked for advice from Ye Bo, who had been called the "Dog King" by the Tieba.

Ye Bo thought for a while and analyzed seriously: "It feels really okay; in fact, Hwei is still not very good at laning against many heroes, and now this W still lacks some dash ability... but in the jungle, the fighting ability should be fully exerted!"

Although Ye Bo knows Hwei quite well, he is not a jungler player after all, and his understanding of the jungle position is definitely not as good as a professional jungler.

Xun was already eager to try: "Then you teach me, I want to practice, and I can use it when playing against Brother Chuan! Brother Chuan definitely won't play this!"

"Okay, wait until I finish watching the next game."

"There's nothing to watch in the next game, T1 is playing this team called LSB? Isn't this just bullying?"

Unexpectedly, Xun's words came true.

T1 played against LSB, a mid-to-lower-tier team in the league, and actually seemed very struggling; the rhythm was weird and the play was stumbling, not at all like a "strong team bullying the weak"!

Looking at it, it was even more struggling than the strong-versus-strong battle between GEN and Hanwha in the previous game!

Among them, Faker also chose Statikk Shiv LeBlanc.

But as his signature hero, his performance in this game was extremely obvious compared to Chovy who had just stepped down.

Even several operations were deformed, and even the KDA was negative; in the end, he almost gave away the game because of his operational mistakes!

"Really!?" Xun's eyes widened in surprise: "LSB is so strong!?"

Beryl, whose mouth hadn't stopped in the base, said unclearly while holding a small pudding: "T1, what is this..."

"How is it even worse than the MSI state? It feels like everyone didn't bring their brains... They won't be unable to make it to the S-tournament, right?"

"Sigh, if you don't win T1 at the S-tournament, it's boring to play~"

"Damn, God Beryl, you are too Versailles!"

Ye Bo is also thinking about something.

The MSI version is indeed extremely incompatible with T1, coupled with the mid laner's extremely poor state, the final upset and early elimination can barely be considered reasonable.

But the new mid-season version—according to V5's understanding, T1 should be very compatible!

First of all, Faker's help to the team is not mainly reflected in "roaming," and the changes in minion waves don't have much impact on them.

On the contrary, because the roaming attribute is weakened and the importance of laning in the three lanes is improved, it should be a great enhancement for a team like T1 that is strong in all three lanes!

Especially the top lane!

Zeus, as the world-recognized strongest new-generation top laner, is most famous for his {laning ability}.

The team achieved such poor results in MSI, but he was still able to break out of the siege of a group of veteran top laners in LCK and get a precious Asian Games spot.

It can be seen that Zeus must have shown excellent performance in the selection match!

And when Ye Bo and Beryl saw this new mid-season version that would inevitably run through the future S-tournament, they actually listed T1 as the "number one opponent" at the first time, just fearing their laning ability in the top and bot lanes.

But their first battle today looked different from what they imagined.

However, the careful Ye Bo seemed to discover.

That Lee Sang-hyeok in the camera often seemed to show a somewhat painful expression during the game...

"Stomachache, Master Ye, I'll go out to ship first, and come back to practice the dog!"

Xun ran to the toilet.

Ye Bo also opened his phone to surf the internet in boredom.

As expected, T1, who had just almost lost the game in a huge upset, immediately occupied the homepage topic.

【Ask if you don't understand, T1 can't even beat a roadside team like LSB? If the opponent didn't come to give it away at the end, they would have lost!】

【If you ask me, Big Lee Dog, please don't hang on, retire quickly; don't ruin your late years, you are still the number one in history, don't delay the four little ones anymore!】

【Old but not dead is a thief! MSI played like poop; just that Nautilus and Neeko, T1 was purely pitted by him alone! Is he worthy of the performance of the four little ones!】

【Truly the only breakthrough point for the whole team! Rotten! So bad and still hanging on, don't know what he is self-moving about!】

【A classic game of resistance, directly denying everything, too perverted, even the ID Faker can be sprayed like this?】

【So what, if you play badly, you can't say it? You tell me if MSI was pitted by him alone! Being stepped on by Ye continuously is fine, even Pishou can step on his head! I think if he hangs on, the S-tournament will be more filial than Doran!】

Ye Bo frowned at the full floor of bad reviews.

Although Faker has many fans, the current situation is indeed a bit difficult to explain.

Last year's S-tournament was upset by DRX, MSI was an embarrassing first-round elimination, and the first game of the summer season almost lost to a bottom-tier team... Fans are also difficult to output against the wind at this time.

However, in Ye Bo's heart, he has always regarded him as a respectable opponent.

Looking at the emotional output in this floor that is clearly a fan of someone, obviously looking at him unpleasantly, and taking advantage of this time to step on him in the wind, he chose to refresh quickly.

In addition to the latest game topics, the most discussed posts in the Tieba are still the discussion posts about yesterday's opening match.