There is a total of one stone in the LPL mid lane, and I exclusively own twelve stones.

After the WE team announced the news, WE fans used various means to dig out the shock, which shocked the entire LOL circle.

For WE fans, Shan Ruoni, the jungler of WE, has not had a big impact on WE. He has been in the WE team for a short time and has no particularly outstanding results.

However, Gao Xuecheng, a top professional player who adds C to AD, has a huge impact when he enters the game.

The news that WE and two dog gamblers entered the game is so shocking. Not to mention the entire LOL circle, even the Dota circle next door, many people know about it.

This thing is out of the loop.

Since EDG won the S3 Finals, LOL has become synonymous with e-sports. Although Dota, StarCraft and other circles do not recognize it, for now, LOL is the well-deserved number one in terms of the number of players and the number of viewers. .

At present, many capitals have paid attention to the development of LPL. Meituan and JD.com have already tried to form LPL teams. Other capitals are also waiting and watching. Once the time is right, they will also invest in LPL.

As soon as this bad news came out, LPL officials were shocked. They began to investigate the matter, and Lu Yiming, who is currently the number one person in LOL, also expressed his opinions on Weibo, which has not been updated for a long time.

His father: The state has national laws, families have family rules, and every industry has its own rules.

As an emerging industry, e-sports has been growing wildly in recent years. When I first joined the PE team, the PE team did not have any restrictions or requirements for professional players, and there was no systematic training. We seemed to be A group of Internet-addicted teenagers gather together and do whatever they want.

At that time, I felt that such a ticket-based game was not feasible, so I drafted a [Training Content and Rules and Regulations for PE Team E-Sports Professional Players] with reference to Korean professional StarCraft teams, as well as sports events such as basketball and football.

This training content and rules and regulations are also applied to the WE team and the current EDG team.

Here I would like to thank Ed Zhu, the owner of the EDG team, for trusting me, and the members of the EDG team for their recognition of the training content and rules and regulations I have formulated.

It is precisely because we strictly followed the training content and rules and regulations that we were able to win the S3 Finals.

There is no rule without rules. Most of the professional players in LOL are talented Internet-addicted teenagers, including me. If there were no rules and regulations and no one to supervise us, we might not have a chance to defeat the SKT T1 team and win the S3 championship. Final champion.

Who doesn’t love to play? Who can withstand the temptation?

This society is too tempting for teenagers, so I think it is normal for the WE team to appear.

Just because it's normal doesn't mean it's right. I think every practitioner must understand their own responsibilities.

Take me for example, as a professional LOL player, my responsibility is to train seriously and win the championship by playing games.

This is the most basic quality for a professional LOL player.

As far as I know, except for the EDG team I am in (including EDG, EDE and ADG), the other teams still give me the feeling that they are just for fun, and the team's binding force on professional players is very limited.

To put it bluntly, this LOL team is like an Internet cafe business team. How can it compete with our regular army?

No matter if you say that I am exaggerated, that I praise the EDG team, or that I belittle and look down on other teams, I still want to give advice to other teams and other professional LOL players.

As a professional player in LOL, you must have professional qualities and clearly know what industry you are in.

If you don't train well and do some miscellaneous things, why don't you just retire and become a host selling meat waffles? Isn't the money better than playing a professional job?

LOL professional players should look like professional players. Don't let people ask you what you do. If you say you are a professional player, they will think that you are an Internet-addicted teenager who needs to be sent to the King of Thunder and Lightning for electroshock treatment.

Internet-addicted teenagers and e-sports professional players are two different things. We may have all been Internet-addicted teenagers before, but when we step into this door, we are professional players!

As a professional player, you must have professional qualities!

Lu Yiming rarely posts status on Weibo. In the past, most of his Weibo posts were used to insult people.

For example, the previous ping jumped, Class A war criminal 0114, etc.

Although these contents have been deleted with Ruofeng's retirement, Lu Yiming's fans and WE fans still remember this kind of thing.

The last time Lu Yiming was in a meager state was when EDG won the S3 Finals. Now, because of the WE team's betting on dogs, Lu Yiming actually wrote a rare essay on the meager account, a 900-word essay.

This essay is enough words for the college entrance examination.

Lu Yiming's proposal once again pushed the popularity of WE Shanruoni and Xiao Xiao into the game to its peak. Members of the EDG team reposted Lu Yiming's meager and strong support.

Even Gao Desu, who had uninstalled Weibo, rarely re-downloaded Weibo and reprinted Lu Yiming's news: This is the God in my heart, Lu Shen, the guiding light! I very much agree with my idol’s suggestion, LOL professional players must have professional qualities!

Lu Yiming's essay aroused widespread heated discussion. While LOL players were applauding it, the OGN competition area next door had already translated Lu Yiming's meager essay, causing a huge sensation in OGN.

Samsung base.

"Brother Shiheng, this is our enemy!"

Imp5, who wears glasses and looks a bit cute, handed the phone to his assistant Mata. On his phone was a translated essay written by Lu Yiming on Weibo.

The chubby Mata, who also wore big-framed glasses, took the phone. He squinted to read the composition on the phone, his brows knitted together tightly.

"Shengbin, is this what that person published?"

That person refers to Lu Yiming in OGN.

Ever since EDG swept SKT T1 last year, Lu Yiming has become a nightmare for OGN professional players. In the OGN division, everyone knows that there is a very terrifying enemy in the LPL next door.

In order to eliminate the fear of Lu Yiming among OGN professional players, they used that person to refer to Lu Yiming.

"Yes, Brother Shiheng, do you know the WE team in the LPL? Two people in their team joined because of gambling, and that person published an article like this."

Imp5 pushed up his glasses: "In that person's autobiography, he mentioned that the success of the EDG team is inseparable from the rules and training content he established."

"That person is too scary. Chinese people look down on e-sports at all. They have no professional systematic training at all. However, that person followed our StarCraft and single-handedly changed the Chinese e-sports industry."

Mata actually wants to belittle China and Lu Yiming. Mata, who is proud of the Korean Underworld, wants to say that the LPL is nothing more than plagiarizing and imitating their Korean Underworld StarCraft.

But what Lu Yiming did made it impossible for him to say that.

Even though the two sides are enemies, Mata respects Lu Yiming from the bottom of his heart.

"It's really scary. You know Dopa. I met that person some time ago and he randomly picked out a hero and beat him up."

Ipm5 took a deep breath and whispered in Mata's ear: "We suggest the coach to go to the LPL server to train. I feel that our biggest opponent is not a team of them, but the EDG team next door."

"Although I hate to admit it, the gap between our OGN division and the LPL division is very big. We have been training on our server, but it has no effect at all."

"You are right. Compared to the first team, EDG is the most powerful enemy."

Mata nodded heavily. He is a person who likes to study tactics and play games with his brain. He once studied all EDG games and learned a lot of tactics from EDG games.

His current SSW team is ranked third in the OGN division, and there is a team of SSB above them.

Although they can't beat the SSB team now, Mata doesn't think SSB is so scary. He is confident of defeating the SSB team. On the contrary, it is the EDG team that makes him have no confidence to defeat.

"I heard that many team professional players are now going to the Chinese server to play ranked. I heard that the players on the Chinese server are very fierce and have very strong laning abilities?"

"Yes, their players are very strong, and they are generally much better than ours."

Imp5 nodded. He had actually been to China's server to play games. He had met Uzi, SMLZ, you are beautiful when you smile, Nabi Henmei and others. These people gave him a really strong feeling.

"Let's go to the coach to give him some advice. If the coach can help us make an appointment with the EDG team and find out their details, that would be great!"

Now the SSB team has Korean Server Rank requirements for professional players. They can only choose one server to play on after training. If they focus on the Chinese server, they will not have time to play on the Korean server.

Mata decided to communicate with his teammates, go to the coach to discuss, and head to the China server to steal lessons.

Only by being stationed in the Chinese server and understanding the Chinese server can they have the possibility of defeating EDG.

As far as we know so far, many OGN teams have quietly gone to LPL servers for ranked training.

The two professional players of Team WE entering the game had a great impact, and Lu Yiming's essay pushed this matter to the peak of popularity.

Under the influence of various public opinions and Lu Yiming's essay, LPL officials finally took action. They went to the EDG base on Lingshi Road, had face-to-face discussions with Lu Yiming, and drafted a [LOL professional player professional quality responsibility letter].

The contents of the [LOL Professional Players Responsibility Letter for Professional Quality] include but are not limited to stipulating responsibilities for LOL professional players and informing LOL professional players that those things are red lines and must not be touched.

At the same time, they also re-formulated the precautions for LPL professional players, bound the [LOL Professional Player Professional Qualification Responsibility Letter] and the precautions for LPL professional players together, and began to distribute them to every registered LOL professional player.

At the same time, they also require that LOL team clubs must strictly follow the requirements to ensure that every professional player understands the contents of the [LOL Professional Player Professional Quality Responsibility Letter].

Regarding the speed of LPL event officials, Lu Yiming couldn't help but praise them. Most LOL professional players are talented minors. If these minors can be supervised, they may be higher in the future than they are in this life.

At least there should be no more missing games due to gambling or other problems.

The LPL does not lack talented professional players, but it lacks people who can discipline them and make them work hard.

Now the LPL tournament officials can at least let this group of professional players know what professionalism is.

Lu Yiming always adheres to a principle: if you can practice your skills as a fighter, but if you still can't practice your skills and tough talk, then you'd better retire as soon as possible!