leader: Because of the transparency of mvp votes, it caused a lot of controversy. The league changed the selection rules to commentators, referees and OB voting. This format is good, but it is difficult not to include some personal preferences. In a recent interview with RNG, Zuoyiying said modestly that "the number of kills he got was only because his teammates would allow him to do so" and he did not dare to take credit at all.
However, the choice of mvp has nothing to do with the player's thoughts. TES played against OMG, letting one chase two to win, and won two mvps with his left hand. The first one was fine. In the other round, and Xiaotian also performed very well. Before there was time to celebrate after the game, the dispute over the players broke out again.
won two MVPs in a row with his left hand, Ah Shui. responded positively to "win by lying down" in the interview.
won two MVPs with his left hand in a row. Ah Shui should not be a part of it this time. But Xiaotian is very powerful, why not give it to him? The person who was interviewed after the game was Mark. The players said that he was the best player in praising others. The left hand also confirmed that Mark had the "highest position" in the team.
Mark first praised the team, saying that TES is getting better and better and its momentum is slowly building up. If the players work harder, they can win the game later. Mark was generous in praising several team members: he played "fluently" in the top lane, and used punishment in the jungle very well. No one could steal his dragon. The mid laner is very powerful, and the AD output and support are also very good. If two Ah Shui can play at the same time, the team can crush and win.
Mark is indeed very good at boasting, and he even did not hesitate to "kick" himself away to let the two Ah Shui play. The atmosphere in the TES team is very good, but there are many disputes outside the court. Many people think that the MVP should be Xiaotian or Ah Shui. What do the players themselves think? During the interview, Ah Shui mentioned "lying down to win" and responded positively to this matter.
players don’t care about personal honors? After listening, teammates Hehe Zhile
asked Xiaotian about his operations in the third game: You were attacked at the vanguard, but you counterattacked perfectly, and finally completed the harvest, killing the opponent in four-on-five groups. How did you communicate within the team at that time?
Xiaotian said that the three of them wanted to fight head-on. Ah Shui kept saying "four against five" in the microphone, and finally won. After hearing his teasing about Ah Shui, his teammates were delighted.
Ah Shui also said: My own performance is quite satisfactory, but my teammates performed very well. They both won when I was there and when I was not there. Not bad, come on! Ah Shui obviously doesn't care about his own operations. It doesn't matter whether he can get the MVP or not. What's important is winning the game. His teammates led him to "win by lying down", and Ah Shui was willing to cheer him on.
summary
Therefore, the TES team is not as "pay-as-you-go" as everyone thinks, arguing over an MVP: First of all, this kind of personal honor cannot be remembered. Recently, Leg Brother talked about the "Best of the Year" live broadcast. He laughed at himself and said that he was also the best of the year, but who can remember it now?
Secondly, the impact of personal honors on players' annual salary is definitely not as big as that of the championship. With two championships, players can join the ranks of LPL. But if you only win the first team or the best of the year for two years, the annual salary increase will not be very large, let alone so many MVPs. The players don't care about this at all. They want to win the game and win the championship, rather than fighting for one or two MVPs and ruining the atmosphere.
