I believe that many netizens have been paying attention to the spring game of our LPL Division recently. This year's game is also quite exciting, and the most shocking one is undoubtedly the FPX team, which directly took off with a record of six consecutive victories. I have to say that our division is really becoming more and more systematic now, but there are also many regulations that make people feel speechless, and recently, LPL has another strange regulation.
In the most recent FPX competition, FPX was officially fined, and the reason for the fine was also very unbelievable, that is, "disordered clothing". I have to say that this reason is also very difficult to understand. After all, the players We usually appear in front of the camera, how can we get disheveled? And after layers of analysis by fans, we finally learned the reason for the fine for FPX.
From the picture after FPX bowed back, we can see that the whole team wears white socks. Only Doinb wears yellow socks. But are you fined for wearing yellow socks? In fact, the point is not the color, but because the socks worn by Doinb are not officially endorsed by Nike. According to regulations, players must wear endorsement clothing, including socks. This is the real reason why FPX was fined.
It is worth mentioning that, as the popular live broadcast combination of Penguin e-sports, Sika and Xiaoxiao also comment on LPL matches during the live broadcast, so they will naturally have some of LPL Something about the strange regulations. When TES was deducted because of dissatisfaction with the mouse battery, Xiaoxiao once said: LPL now has too many regulations, but this also shows that we are getting stronger.
It is very reasonable to have to laugh and laugh. As the saying goes, there are no rules and no circle. If the rules of our LPL competition area are not perfect enough, then the players will be looser, so the appropriate rules must be No less. It was expected that Doinb was fined this time, and fans couldn’t help but say: Jin Gu Gu is not an official endorsement, this time it’s a big deal!
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