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As public figures, professional League of Legends players are under the spotlight for their every word and action, and the slightest mistake could lead to serious consequences. Previously, he complained about the official RNG jungle pattern several times during live broadcasts, and was recently suspended and fined;

On the other hand, in the LPL arena, TES mid laner Creme created a new "urban legend". Since the S14 season, his Tristana has not lost even a small game... Without further ado, let's take a look at today's LOL circle hot spots.

　　The situation was suspended and fined

Yesterday, we reported that RNG's jungler was warned for complaining about the official situation during a live broadcast. At that time, he was glad that the official only warned him and did not fine or suspend him. Unexpectedly, the situation changed in just one day. Because of this remark, the official later issued a formal penalty announcement.

The official reason for the punishment is that "inappropriate words and deeds appeared during the live broadcast, which had a negative impact on LPL and its affiliates, and inappropriate words and deeds were repeated after the club management communicated and educated them and emphasized the norms of words and deeds." The punishment content is as follows:

Zhu Wenxiang (ID: Geju) was fined RMB 50,000;

Zhu Wenxiang (ID: Geju) was banned for 2 matches (the first two major matches after the penalty was announced);

Because of the official ban, RNG had to temporarily change its lineup for today's match against UP. However, the new player promoted to the starting lineup by RNG was not the jungler, but the mid laner Xzz. In this game, the original support Iwandy filled in the jungle position, the mid laner Tangyuan played as a guest support, and Xzz played the mid lane. Because of this change in lineup, the three-point game added a lot of show effects.

If nothing unexpected happens, this lineup will be used for two games in a row. If RNG gets its first win during this period, the situation will probably become even more embarrassing.

　　Creme has been undefeated throughout the year

In the League of Legends e-sports arena, every professional player has a hero that he is most confident in. In some special versions, these heroes can even achieve a 100% win rate "urban legend". In the game between TES and WBG, Creme's Tristana won again. So far, Creme's Tristana has won 17 consecutive games and 15 consecutive games this season.

Creme's Tristana is a hero that has been truly tested in international competitions. Neither GEN nor T1 have been able to snatch even a single win from his Tristana. After returning from the eSports World Cup, Creme's Tristana has been banned consistently, with only WBG coach Daeny remaining stubborn.

In the post-match interview, Daeny was specifically asked about the issue of Tristana. He explained: "If we don't ban Tristana, we will have to give the opponent Rumble, and then we will consider whether to ban Rumble. However, we think that Corki still has a chance of winning the match against Tristana, so in the end we decided that Rumble has a higher priority."

But I believe that everyone who has watched the game knows that the Rumble that Brother Huxi grabbed at first did not work. Although Rumble had an advantage in the laning phase under Trazan's gank, other lanes were broken through, and TES ate up all 15 layers of the tower skin.

With the update of version 14.14, Tristana and Corki will be out of the game due to official weakening. In the future, Creme's record of 100% win rate of Tristana may continue for a long time.

　　The commentator remembered that the live broadcast was out of control

The update and iteration speed of League of Legends commentators is very slow. Although the game has been in operation for 14 years, the same old familiar people are still the ones who carry the key events. Even if some commentators leave midway, there is no guarantee when they will come back. Remember, the official commentator who left LPL before completed the "rejoining" this season.

I remember that he was very sensitive to comments and comments from netizens, and he had had many conflicts in the past. In a recent live broadcast, he was so touched by a comment that he lost control of his emotions and slapped himself in front of the camera. Afterwards, many clips were leaked.

At that time, several commentators were playing against each other. I remember that I was already a little bit red because I was ganked too frequently by my opponents. Coupled with the instigation of netizens in the barrage, he lost control of his emotions and slapped himself. It is undeniable that the pressure from the barrage was the main cause of the incident, but I remember that I still need to improve my emotional management.

As a League of Legends commentator, it is very important to stay professional and calm, whether you are commentating or broadcasting live. I hope this incident will not affect my subsequent commentary work.

So what do you have to say about this?