LPL's missing people caused heated discussions, Uzi couldn't call out, and after leaving RNG, he completely disappeared
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The three teams that qualified for the World Championship in LPL this year are somewhat related to RNG, LNG introduces GALA, WBG introduces Tigers, BLG introduces Tabe, and all three teams have received key reinforcements to advance to the World Championship.
The rest of the RNG players either failed to qualify for the World Championship or chose to take a break and leave the arena.
LPL missing person Ming, aroused heated discussions among the audience
Last year's RNG team spring tournament lineup, including coaches, a total of four people, successfully advanced to the world championship this year, namely upper single Bin, middle single tiger, lower road GALA and coach Tabe, Wei and Ming failed to advance to the world competition, of which Wei was in the RNG team, defeated by NIP in the playoff stage, and directly swam away in a round.
In terms of auxiliary Ming, he was reduced to an LPL missing person, and Ming did not play at the beginning of the spring game and was in a state of rest, saying that Ming had not yet negotiated with RNG.
Off-site news showed that Ming wanted to leave the team, but the RNG team did not give bonuses, and Ming returned after a follow-up tug.
Ming disappeared again after the spring season, and during that brief transfer period, it was reported that TES was reaching out to Ming, and it turned out that Ming did not go to any teams.
This year, S13 played only a handful of games in an entire season.
And in the current offseason, Uzi in the process of teaming up with MLXG, there is a barrage suggestion that Uzi can call Xiaoming over to play together, and Uzi said: Who can call Shi Senming to play League of Legends now, I really give him a dance.
Another unsolved mystery in LPL, Ming's off-field situation
Ming's current situation is a state of evaporation in the world that old teammates can't call, and he doesn't live broadcast, which is completely disconnected from all ties with League of Legends and the professional circle, which can't help but make the audience wonder, whether Ming is going to choose to retire and leave the arena? Then there's what happened off the court for Ming, another unsolved mystery for the LPL this year.
At present, a more mainstream speculation is that Ming players are pulling with RNG outside the court, there are many contract matters, and there is no agreement, and then Ming directly begins to rot.
Another guess is that Ming himself retired silently and did not want to fight.
To be honest, with the strength of Ming players, even if it declines, it will not choose to retire, and not live broadcast is not a good choice, because although professional players say that their treatment is very high every year and they can accumulate a lot of wealth, no player says that they will choose to directly disconnect when their strength is still very strong and there is still a high degree of recognition in the industry, and they will no longer engage in any League of Legends work.
The key point is to look at the transfer period at the end of this year, including Flandre, Doinb and other players, these veteran players will choose to return to the field to participate in team trials, Ming if he returns, there must be many teams want to sign.
Ming's transfer option to join a new team
A brief analysis of the possible future transfer situation, whether Ming can join a good team, I personally think that if you analyze with the existing team, Ming's best choice is to go to the OMG team, but the premise is that OMG retains the core players, including Shanji and Crème.
The top teams in the LPL are not lacking in top support, including LNG's Hang and BLG's On, and both young players are promising to become top assistants in the future.
Another option is to join a brand new team, I personally think that the possibility of OMG being able to keep the original team and continue to play for a year is not high, unless OMG invests more money, and if the OMG team wants to hit a higher ranking, not only have to introduce Bob, but also have to introduce a good field, WEI is definitely the best choice, but it is unlikely.
It is possible that multiple teams have a large number of players who become free agents, and under this premise, there is a club willing to spend a lot of money to build a high-end team, and this is when Ming has a chance.
Of course, the transfer period analysis of Ming is based on the premise that Ming continues to play, and I personally think that Ming is still unlikely to choose to retire, and you can wait for follow-up news,