This year's League of Legends e-Race schedule is particularly tight, with the Spring Split just over, followed by the MSI Mid-Season Split. Seeing that the game is getting closer and closer, the official announced the specific schedule. also because of the addition of the second seed in the four major regions, it has been full of highlights from the beginning of the play-in round;
On the other hand, JDG players, who rarely take early vacations, enjoyed a rare rest time, and many chose to go home. Sheer, who hadn't seen her for a long time, broadcast live in her room, but the background furnishings sparked a wide discussion among netizens....... Let's take a look at today's LOL circle hot spots.
The MSI schedule is open to TES and GAM in the same group
In a week's time, the MSI Mid-Season will kick off. Top teams from all over the world will gather in Chengdu to compete for the championship trophy. This tournament still follows the double-elimination format, and today's official synchronization of the specific battle situation is also synchronized. Since the second seeds in each region will be playing in the play-in rounds, it is worth keeping an eye on every day.
The specific schedule is as follows-
The opening match from Group A on May 1 will be revealed by FLY in the LCS and PSG in the PCS region, along with T1 vs. Wild Card Team EST on the same day, while Group B will face off against FNC vs. GAM, TES and LLL. In the S12 World Championship, TES, as the second seed, missed the quarterfinals because of the loss to GAM.
However, although the two teams belong to the same group, it is not easy to meet each other, first of all, GAM has to pass the FNC level. But relatively speaking, the pressure of MSI's play-in tournament is still a little less than that of the S competition. With 50% of the teams in each group making the cut, anything is possible under the double-elimination format, and we will look forward to the showdown between the two teams in the future.
Ou Gang thought that BLG was the strongest and was sprayed with RMB
Before the start of a major event, many insiders will rank the strength of each team. But these subjective lists often attract a lot of controversy. Caedrel, a former LEC commentator, recently graded the selected teams for the MSI Mid-Season, only to be bombarded by former pro Doublelift.
Caedrel's ranking of combat power is as follows -
BLG is considered to be the only one, GEN and T1 sub-level, followed by TES and G2, TL followed by FNC and FLY, and the empty gear is the wild card teams of GAM, LLL and PSG. As a rule of thumb, the champion will only be decided between the teams in the first two pots.
Doublelift did not agree with this ranking, he felt that BLG did not show stronger strength than the LCK team, and even complained in the live broadcast that Caedrel received RMB. It is worth mentioning that Doublelift himself made such a power ranking list not long ago, and he believes that both GEN and T1 are stronger than BLG, and the final champion will belong to T1.
At present, this online matchup is still fermenting, and there are even new characters "unlocked" to join the group. But to find out who has the most accurate opinion, you have to find out from the official competition.
So which one do you recognize more about Caedrel and Doublelift's combat power rankings?
Sheer回家开播满墙奖状
After losing to TES in the lower bracket finals, JDG failed to make it to the MSI Mid-Season as they did last year. At this time, many of the players have taken a vacation and enjoy the rare time that can be allocated freely. Sheer, a newcomer, started broadcasting in her hometown yesterday, which also made many people pay attention to the young player again.
Different from the previous live broadcasts at the base, the background behind Sheer, who started broadcasting at home this time, is particularly eye-catching. The camera is facing the bed, and the furnishings and layout are quite ordinary, even rudimentary. The awards on the wall are believed to have touched many people, which belongs to the characteristic decoration of the grandparents' house.
Faced with the barrage's questions about the awards, Sheer explained: "It's not normal to get awards in elementary school, and they are all very simple certificates, some of them are full, and at that time, the fifth and sixth places in the competition also had awards, and I haven't won them since junior high school." As the youngest player in the LPL, Sheer, who has entered the professional arena, can be regarded as finding his own path.
Since the spring, Sheer has rotated with Saint Gun many times, and his performance in many games has been remarkable. In the regular season against TES, JDG won with Sheer's single-point blast against 369, but lost two BO5s in a row in the playoffs, and there were calls for Sheer to come up and try it. Now that the season is over, I wonder if Sheer will be able to get more playing opportunities at the start of the summer season.
In the future, I hope this young player can play.