The recent news about the e-sports circle has been discussed by many people. I believe you have also seen a lot of content in this regard. One thing has aroused heated discussion in the past two days, and that is the news about the transfer period. Our division is relatively good at it. To put it simply, there is no specific transfer content and no official announcement yet.
The LCK side is very straightforward. A few days after the end of the World Championship, the major teams have determined the lineup for next season and have officially announced it. Now they can have a good rest and wait for the next season. Just start. They have recently started live broadcasts to interact with netizens.
Recently, Faker made his first live broadcast after winning the championship. Now there is really no pressure on him at all. He has won the fourth S championship in his career. During this period, he can get countless rewards just by starting the live broadcast. He received praise and earned a lot of money. This time, he earned 12 million an hour in his first broadcast.
Of course, what he won was a grand prize of 12 million Korean won, which is equivalent to about 66,000 yuan. This is also a very large income. Of course, this amount of money is not much for him. After all, he The tuition fee for one year is 40 million yuan, and he also has his own building, which is currently rented out.
was previously exposed to have bought two villas, one for himself, one for his parents, and three cars given by sponsors. Now he can be said to be financially free, and he still insists on playing games, but Because of his love for e-sports, he also shared many interesting things with everyone during this live broadcast and apologized for one thing.
That was during the World Championships, his account was banned due to violations. What happened was that the network fluctuated greatly at that time. Faker directly disconnected midway and was forced to quit the game. As a result, he found out when he logged in the next day. After being banned for 14 days, Riot Games immediately unblocked him after learning about it, but he still felt very guilty.
and wrote a self-reflection article, saying: I'm sorry, I will never quit. To be honest, with his position, he could directly blame the person in charge of the network for the network fluctuation problem, and he could also blame the official, because none of this was caused by himself, but in the end he chose to blame himself, and still It’s really not easy to apologize publicly, with such a high status, and to be able to do this. Do you have anything to say about this?
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