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Faker called pause and accidentally pressed off the flash
At the LCK "Spring Festival Gala" yesterday, T1 was suspended for a long time in the second set against DK due to the equipment problem of the Faker players. At that time, Faker's headphones could not hear the sound clearly, and fans on the scene described that Faker was not alone in shouting for a pause, and teammates and Faker repeatedly requested a suspension, even on the other side of the DK seat, but the referee refused the request for a timeout, because at that time the referee felt that this was a small problem that could continue to play the game. Later, Faker himself entered the command pause and the result was flashed misuse.
The LCK Bureau later issued an investigative announcement, arguing that "when a Faker player applies for a suspension, the referee should immediately agree to the suspension, but did not agree to the suspension due to a lapse of judgment." ”
First of all, the LCK Affairs Bureau explained that since LCK competes in an open environment, the external noise masking function is turned on by default in the headphones. This feature only allows sound to be heard in excess of a certain decibel through headphones, so depending on the size of his voice, it sounds intermittent, and at the beginning of the second inning, the Faker player said that he could not hear clearly, and the referee judged that the audio problem raised by the Faker player was caused by the above reasons, so he did not accept his suspension request. However, after knowing that the sound was intermittently not heard on one side of the headset, the referee accepted the request for a pause. The Faker player made a mistake in the process of executing the suspension order and used the flash.
The LCK Bureau said: "In the course of the game, the principle is to give priority to accepting suspension requests from players, so Faker players should agree to the suspension when they first request a suspension. We believed that the Flash of the Fake player was not the responsibility of the player, but should be attributed to the referee and the league operator, so it was decided to go back in time and space to the time before the flash was used. ”