Recently, The Korean media Inven Global held the second Inven Global Global Awards (IGA), in which the Editorial Team of Inven Global and a number of other experienced journalists and analysts voted for the 2021 Best of the Year Awards – Best Team, Players, Potential Players and Arena Stories, as well as the most anticipated players, teams, etc. of the new season!
Recently, Korean media selected the five most anticipated auxiliary players in the new season:
Fifth place: CoreJJ
CoreJJ has won the title of World Champion and has been in a career for nearly a decade, but he hasn't slowed down. Years and years of experience have brought him far more experience than others, and his ability to create the perfect team battle for the team is unparalleled. CoreJJ is a great complement to some hard-openers, and he's at his best when it comes to launching an offensive rhythm. With Hans Sama joining TL, their next path could become a leader in North America.
Fourth place: Hylissang
The FNC did not perform well in the 2021 season, and after working together to make a big splash in the summer, they were eliminated in the world group stage. The transfer-stage FNC has only retained their next-road sideteps, and as one of the most iconic and powerful teams in Europe, their future is full of variables. If there's one player who can continue to maintain the fiery style of FNC, it should be Hylissang.
Hylissang's style of play is obvious and unique, but KDA is usually also terrible. But that just shows that Hylissang prefers to do mandatory battles, which is also FNC's fighting style, and hopefully continues to see this in the 2022 season.
Third place: Hang
Career aids are usually held by experienced veterans who have spent years refining their playing style and learning how to direct operations. In stark contrast is the 18-year-old Hang, a player with a promising future and great potential. Although there is still a lot of room for improvement in his playing style, Hang can perfectly reflect the responsibilities of an auxiliary player.
Hang's style of play is "first in, first out", he will do his best to initiate team battles, and then try to limit the output of the opposite side. The downside to this style of play is that if Hang's team doesn't perform well, he may feel like he's sending. In the Demacia Cup, Hang+Lwx's downside fit is good and he has a bright 2022 season.
Second place: Effort
Since joining T1 in the 2017 season, Effort has grown a lot. T1's rigorous training and constant rotation of starting lineups often produce some good players for LCK, and Effort is no exception. He's very good at handling lines, especially heroes like Hammerstone, Arista and Gulagas, which allows him to have a lot of highlight moments. Effort's strength is that he can stop enemy attempts to circle around, and Effort is one of LCK's greatest intelligent assists compared to the vision control capabilities of other auxiliary players.
1st place: Keria
It's hard to get Carrie a team, especially the auxiliary bits. If there's a consistent execution in any race, it's Keria. He has all the abilities of the Auxiliary Bit, a deep hero pool, and fit versions and play styles. Whatever changes in the 2022 season, Keria is at the forefront of the release, and it's hard to find another supporter like Keria who brings innovative ideas.
(The above is the selection and evaluation of Korean media)