In the LPL e-sports competition, the biggest red line for professional players is to participate in fake matches. Once touched, they will almost bid farewell to the professional arena. The previous "Son of the Dragon" Condi is the best example, but there is a huge chain of interests. , still many professional players in LOL cannot refuse such a temptation, especially LDL players who cannot see the hope of advancing to LPL and will always participate in fake matches to "make quick money".
Former FPX jungler Bo was like this. During his debut in FPX, he achieved a 100% winning rate, but later he revealed that he had participated in match-fixing, and his career at its peak fell to the bottom. Although the official announcement He was coerced into participating in match-fixing, but after all, he had experience of match-fixing, and it was difficult to gain recognition from the audience. Although FPX tried to protect it, there was still no chance to appear.
Bo arrived in Europe a week ago.
was only suspended for 4 months, but FPX did not dare to go against public opinion and let him appear. After staying in the team for a period of time, BO left the FPX team. The talented boy had no games to play in the LPL, but other regions had no respect for Bo. The strength is still very recognized. The LEC's VIT team, which is the team where Perkz belongs to, packaged and signed Bo and Haru to his team. After the start of the summer split, Haru has been the starting jungler of the VIT team. Although
Bo signed a contract, no news came out until the beginning of July. The VIT team issued a tweet to welcome Bo to Europe with a huge array. This means that soon, Bo and Perkz will become teammates and work together in the LEC. In terms of his personal strength, he can defeat junglers in the LPL, and he often reaches 1,000 points in the Korean server. In the LEC, a competition area where the overall strength is not strong, he is equivalent to a power leveling level.
Bo European server account exposed: 100% positioning match winning rate
After arriving in VIT, Bo also started the ranking road in the European server, and started the live broadcast for the first time on the Mouse Channel, but because the punishment has not expired (cannot live broadcast LOL related ), it was not broadcast for a long time, but it was scrawled down, but his account was picked up by netizens. From July 1st to 2nd, he played a total of 8 ranked games. The current winning rate is 100%, and 8 games He scored 6 MVPs, and his highest number of kills was 37, which is really an exaggeration.
However, because this account has not been active for a long time, even with 8 consecutive victories, the opponents currently ranked are only bronze and silver tiers. The top professional players in the LPL and the thousand-point king of the Korean server are in a competition area with poor overall strength such as the European server. It's normal to kill randomly when playing Bronze and Silver. After all, when people were in the LPL professional arena, they killed randomly, but they were all in the AD position. I don't know if it was to increase points, or if they had the idea of switching positions.
Perkz is in poor form and has little hope for the VIT World Championship.
After talking about Bo, let’s talk about the VIT team. Although Haru has joined, VIT’s overall performance in the summer split is not very good. The current record is 4-3. , ranking 4th in the LEC standings. The top three leading teams are 5-2 FNC, XL, and RGE. Secondly, MAD is currently 4-3, tied for fourth with VIT. Although in terms of results, Look, VIT is currently in the top 5 levels, but in fact VIT is not optimistic. Most of the teams won by
were at the bottom of the LEC. When playing against strong teams such as G2, MAD, and XL, VIT failed to win a game, so it was only considered a team with average to lower strength. The main reason for the team's poor performance is the serious decline in Perkz's strength. As the former king of Europe, how powerful is he now? To describe it in one sentence: Facing most of the mid laners in the LEC, Perkz cannot gain an advantage in the lane, so his hopes for the World Championship are somewhat slim.
Conclusion:
For Bo, going to the LEC is indeed a better choice. After all, there are no games to play in the LPL, and compared to the LPL, the salaries in the LEC and LCS divisions are not low. If he can play in the future Results, and even reaching the World Championship, are expected to be better, but if Bo really leads the team to the S Championship and meets an LPL team, it will be very interesting.
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