Foreword: Esports has grown very rapidly over the years, and things about the Chinese Esports Hall of Fame have begun to gain attention. Just recently, People's Esports released 30 contestants who were inducted into the Hall of Fame for the first time, including interstellar, WAR3, CF, LOL, King, DOTA and other events. Let's take a look at some of the contestants in the DOTA section.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > first place: Longdd</h1>
The first was China's first Batch of Dota pros, selected by Longdd. His career can be called brilliant, but it can also be said to be ups and downs. As one of the earliest batch of Dota professional players in China, he became famous very early, but the road he took was not smooth, but Jean was such a person who did not accept defeat. In the second half of 2011, he won several consecutive championships with his old teammate Burbing round. In 2012, he moved to tongfu and won the WCG championship. Since then, he has almost bid farewell to his career as a player. He may not have had much of a brilliant achievement, but was really one of the iconic representatives of early esports players.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > second place: 2009</h1>
In terms of fame, I think 2009 (Wu Sheng) is no less than anyone on the list this time. As a high-achieving student of Zhejiang University, he resolutely chose the road of e-sports and created a legend. He has won numerous championships in the arena (12 first counts, 3 runners-up), has a great reputation in the world, and has won many individual titles such as best player/athlete. Moreover, he is also a typical mind player, whether it is a variety of new tactics or a step ahead of the monetization ideas are the best of the times. It can be said that the selection in 2009 is completely expected.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > third place: Burning</h1>
There are too many titles for him, and the first one is an important member of the EHOME Ten Crown Dynasty. At that time, together with zhou and zsmj, it was called "3 big Cs". And the number of championships won in his career cannot be written on a single page, which shows how obvious his suppression at that time was. Moreover, he also played as a professional player in DOTA and DOTA2, and the effect was very good. If I really wanted to evaluate him with a certain honor, I would think that the most appropriate and influential thing was the golden title of the enemy mage. Only 3 Chinese players have won before him.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > fourth place: YYF
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YYF is actually a veteran who has been fighting for many years, from the first person in 3C to the first inferior single in DOTA, to the TI champion of DOTA2, which can be said to be a success. If I had to evaluate YYF in one word, I would think it was comprehensive. Unlike other players who specialize in one position, he has a very good performance in the 1.2.3 position, and his hero pool is very deep, and he is also relatively good at new playing styles. The Windwalker, the Blue Cat, the Puppy, the Rabbit, etc. are all very representative heroes, and I think his listing is also indisputable.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > fifth place: xiao8</h1>
Xiao8's career is actually relatively long, but the personal impression of him actually stays on Zhao Jie (here manually add a face covering expression). However, one thing to say is that he should still have a certain position in the history of Chinese e-sports. His highest honor should be the ti4 champion, who was in the Newbee team at the time, but in fact, throughout his career, the number of big and small championships he won was still very large, and its influence on the two teams of LGD and Newbee was also very large.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > sixth place: ICEICE
Remember that Wings at TI6? Shuang Bing was the main member of this team, known as the Wing of the Protector, and eventually led the team to win the championship of this competition. However, after this, some off-court revelations about him have been continuous, and I personally feel that I do not have that much advantage over the previous players. But to be able to win the TI championship, at least can prove its own strength.
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > personal evaluation</h1>
These are just a few of the dota/DOTA2 members of the Esports Hall of Fame, are you thinking about them? It's just that 820 doesn't appear on this list. What do you think? Welcome to exchange and discuss together.