I shouldn't have posted rumours about Doran leaving T1. Upon reflection, doing stove league talk right as Worlds is starting was unnecessary. I apologize to anyone who felt uncomfortable or upset because of my post. Mistake or not, it was still wrong for me to post that
Is Mel going to become a support?
Why are they trying to rework Mel again when so many champions counter her? Plus, the downgrade in design is just...awful... it's hard being a Mel main
LOL TWT UPDATE:
User ElaniieKyun (also known as Piss off) gained significant attention after posting a rumor about Doran leaving T1.
They have since apologized, stating they will reflect on the post and avoid doing it again, while asking uncomfortable users to block them
Lpl players choosing who touched their hearts in Worlds
(Rough translation)
Knight -> Deft has been preserving in his career for a very long time and at the end of his career he finally got what he wished for and won the championship. It felt like such a moving story.
Red Jacket (idk his name) - What inspired me the most to go pro is probably the Rift Rivals tournaments from those two years. It's the LPL playing together against the LCK
It's hard to translate what the others said but the person second to the last chose SKT 2017 Faker because after SKT lost, seeing faker sitting there on the shadow, that performance makes people feel that this tournament has the kind of sincerity and charm
Shanks - > Gen.G and KT last year—it felt like Gen.G was going to be invincible, but KT played very well and won, which was unbelievable. I was very shocked. I quite like that kind of thing—winning when you're not favored, and then beating the favored side.
Bin - > The story of DWG in 2020-because in 2019 DWG was still a very small team, and at that time their living conditions seemed relatively poor, they had no fame, nobody knew them, and nobody wanted them. Then, in 2020, they went all the way to win the championship, and then -
T1 Keria 🇰🇷 arrives on the NA SoloQ server with the nickname "doryunnim #Frank"!
T1 fans speculate that his IGN references "Young Master", a nickname given to Peyz by his fans, which translates to "doryunnim" in Korean!
via TrackDiff