The ten teams of the LGC Old Man Cup have been "sharpened" by training matches for several days, and most of them have fallen into a state of red temperature, and there are not a few players who are shouting that they want to retire. However, there is one team that is an exception, and they are Uzi's "Level 2 Catchers". Uzi's team not only has a good atmosphere within the team, but also has completed the transformation with Coach Tabe. Even if there are outsiders who have a mentality, they can laugh it off.
Not only that, in order to make it easier to train, Uzi also invited the other four to Shanghai until the main match of the Old Man's Cup was over. During this period, all the expenses were contracted by him, the captain. The training ground was also easily found, and that was AL's base. (Originally, JDG also agreed, but JDG's base was abandoned in Beijing)
However, after the other four members of Uzi's team arrived in Shanghai, the first meal they went to was actually a bungalow hot pot. As a dining mecca in the LOL circle, the bungalow hot pot, which is known for its high consumption, has appeared in the stories of insiders such as the factory director, SMLZ, and Miller/Remember. And AJ, who opened the outdoor live broadcast, opened the menu and saw the No. 1 He Niu for 1188 yuan.
In the past, the consumption of a bungalow was based on w, and the guaranteed bonus of the AJ Old Man Cup could not order 10 shares of No. 1 Heniu. Of course, with Uzi as the financier this time, the problem of consumption is not a problem.
When the dinner was over, Uzi took a few members of the team to the AL base. With the exception of Tabe, the head coach of AL, everyone else hasn't been to such a scene for a long time, let alone trained here. Compared with the daily online review, it is bound to be easier for everyone to get together offline and play.
It is worth mentioning that Uzi and G2 have basically been connected about the training match, and Tabe mentioned this matter in the group. If nothing else, tomorrow G2 will meet Uzi's Old Men Cup team.
And for this training match, it really doesn't matter if you win or lose. Everyone else is okay, but it's hard to imagine Sask versus Caps.
The Old Man's Cup may be the most genius project that the official can think of so far, and there has never been a third-party event before, which can be a game that can pull traffic from determining the captain, personnel allocation, and training matches. Not to mention the teams who came to the MSI Mid-Season to play a training match together.
This time, Uzi brought all the players offline, and at the same time reminded other teams that this entertainment game was more involuted than everyone imagined. Next, let's also look forward to the team led by Uzi to finally enter the offline stage of the Old Man's Cup.
So which team do you think has the best chance of winning the inaugural Old Man Cup?