With the arrival of mid-December, the annual transfer period of League of Legends is about to close, and many overseas teams have officially announced their lineup for the 2022 season. The TSM team was one of the teams that was late to confirm the news, because they came to China in October to hold a training camp and recruited some Chinese players. During the epidemic, LPL players have problems with visas and procedures when they go abroad, so that the TSM team does not dare to announce the starting lineup before the final list is determined.
In the past few years, LCS teams have used foreign aid heavily, but they are generally predominantly European and Korean, with the exception of a few Chinese or Chinese who have developed in North America. But the TSM team's lineup this time is magical, their head coach is Singapore veteran Chawy, who once played for the Taiwanese team, the single player is Keaiduo from the LDL League, and the auxiliary player is Shenyi from the FPX team substitute. Their starter Spica still retains Chinese citizenship, so the TSM team has three Chinese, one Korean aid and one Korean, and the coach is Chinese.
Although, as a North American LCS team, it is very common to not have local players, because there are many naturalized local players in the LCS division, such as Bjergsen, Jensen, Huni and so on. But this time the use of the whole Asian class and three Chinese to start, and the Makeup Photo and the Chinese flag, the TSM team's approach has still shocked many Western audiences, who have recently been talking about it in foreign forums. Here are also some interesting comments to share with you.
Wild player Spica once said he wanted to go to the LPL to play.
- Now TSM home is LPL.
-TSM saw the secret of LPL winning the world championship was three Chinese and two Koreans, and then they felt they could do it too.
Note: The current TSM team starting lineup is Shangdan and ADC is Korean, and the remaining three positions are Chinese.
Coach Chawy mentioned that Spica mainly uses Chinese to communicate with Shenyi and Keaiduo, which is really interesting, and I am very curious to see if they let Huni and Tactical learn Chinese.
-Huni tried to learn to Chinese before going to China to win the LPL title.
- Then Huni will return to T1 to complete the task of not helping the team win the championship in 2017.
Note: Huni has won league titles in the LCK, LEC and LCS divisions, but lost the S7 World Championship to the Finals.
TSM is the LPL team, TL is the LEC team, and C9 is the LCK team. LCS hosts international events every year.
North American audiences always want League of Legends to have more international events, and now LCS has done it.
- If the LCS doesn't win the world championship, they will host a world tournament of their own.
-Your statement is not accurate enough, help you correct it. TSM is LDL, C9 is LCKCL, TL is LEC, and 100T is a wild card.
Note: The TL team has a lineup of 4 Europeans in the new season, the C9 team has always had a lot of Koreans, and the 100T team has been using a dual wild card player configuration for the past two years.
It's great that these teams made the right players for their team names, Team Solo Mandarin, Corea 9 and Team LECuid.
- Correct, the full name of TSM is Team Speaking Mandarin.
Note: Corea is a word to describe Korea, Team Speaking Mandarin means Chinese team, and the abbreviation happens to be TSM.
TSM manager Parth is really good, if the boss Regi and the players speak different languages, he will not be able to spray the team.
- Indeed, genius ideas .
-Regi sprayed "You don't play a single at all", Keaiduo replied "Hmmm, America is great." ”
Note: Regi, the owner of the TSM team, likes to spray his own players, and recently he and Doublelift have just been passionately torn up, which has become a hot topic in the entire Western community.
epilogue
It is worth mentioning that CoreJJ, the former teammate of the next player Linguistic in the TL team, recently used Chinese on Twitter to communicate with him, asking him how he Chinese learned, and Tactical also answered with Chinese. It seems that the TSM team should use Chinese and English to communicate in the new season, which is also unique in the Western team. In any case, as an all-Asian team, and there are 3 Chinese players, their every move next year will be noticed by the majority of players.
Sara hopes that Keaiduo and Shenyi can play well in North America, prove to the audience around the world that Chinese players are not worse than Korean players, and LCS is better than the introduction of Korean aid. In particular, Keaiduo is a player from the secondary league LDL, if he can beat Europe, the United States and South Korea's singles head-on, it means that the strength of Chinese players is indeed stronger.