Section 599

"I really don't want to be ranked as a jungler in the LPL...I can't find my rhythm at all when I'm ranked with them."

"Indeed, when playing against LPL junglers, I felt like I was being led by the nose the whole time."

"That's right, their rhythm is too terrifying. I can't catch up at all. I can only hang behind and put out fires everywhere! They are too passive!!!"

More and more professional players feel the dominance of LPL professional players.

And as time goes by.

The scores of LPL junglers are getting higher and higher.

Until the end.

In the top ten of Korean server, it directly occupied a position.

This time, it’s not just professional players.

LoL∞ fans around the world who are more concerned about the event are all confused!

"What the hell?! Why did LPL junglers suddenly become so fierce???"

"LPL, you guys have gone too far! You just let OMG win the championship, but now you don't even want to let go of our Korean server rankings?!"

.... ...

"Don't you LPL have your own server?"

"Damn it! When I see someone from LPL in the top ten of our Korean server, I get angry!"

"Where are the professional players in the OGN division?! Are you all dead?! Even if you can't compete with Yagami for the first place, you can't beat these professional players in the follow-up?!"

"I can't accept it!!!"

As everyone knows.

The players in Kimchi Country are extremely short-tempered.

Especially in terms of competition.

Let alone e-sports.

They are some large-scale sports competitions that attract worldwide attention.

They can also be shameless.

Use all kinds of dirty tricks and tricks.

There is no problem in saying that there are endless occurrences.

Faced with their own server being dominated by high-level LPL players, they were naturally incompetent and furious.

Many people are clamoring that they never want to watch OGN games again.

The official Twitter of the OGN Division has also been completely occupied by trolls. At a glance, they are all people with bad mouths and incompetence from the OGN Division.

Everyone was there to watch the jokes in the OGN division.

And in this case.

The OGN division made a decision that surprised everyone.

…

Chen Ye is live broadcasting his journey to rank in the Korean server.

Although, he has firmly secured the number one spot.

But he is not like those anchors who dare not touch this account after ranking first for fear of losing points.

Even in the ranking game, with a teammate he probably didn't know, Chen Ye was confident that he could win the game and continue to score points.

This time, Chen Ye waited in line for a full fifteen minutes before entering.

I have to say that the ranking of the top tiers in the Korean server is very slow, but there are indeed many masters.

Although in this world, the OGN division has not achieved dominance in the game LOL.

However, because the Chinese server has network delay problems, the server of the classic horse server is often uncensored.

Therefore, it is not favored by professional players.

Everyone still prefers to play games on the Korean server.

In order to achieve the training effect, Chen Ye had to go to Hanbok to compete with the masters.

And this time, Chen Ye had an all-star lineup.

The top laner is the retired IG top laner, PDD.

The jungler is clearlove, the factory manager.

Except for the two passers-by in the bottom lane.

The midfield and midfield are all star players from the LPL.

This ranking naturally attracted many people to watch.

The popularity of Chen Ye's live broadcast room is also quite high... Although, his live broadcast room has such top statistics for many years, so he himself doesn't feel much.

Games start.

Less than minutes.

Chen Ye completed an online solo kill.

Following a wave of linkages from the factory director, he cooperated with Chen Ye and killed the opposing mid laner who had just come online for the second time.

At the same time, good news came from the top lane. PDD was knocked out of the jungle and jumped the tower. He hit two and killed one under the tower. It was not a loss at all.

Just when everyone thought Chen Ye had won the game firmly.

Sudden.

On Chen Ye's screen, an error message indicating network fluctuations popped up... 1.

Chapter 210 He has considerable say!

"What happened? Lost the line?"

Chen Ye was a little confused.

He is not playing games in his home Internet cafe.

This is the base of the OMG team.

The kind that has a dedicated dedicated network.

How could it be disconnected?

He twisted and took the first look.

I saw that the elixirs and small umbrellas nearby were still in good condition.

They are also Korean.

No shit.

"What the hell?"

Chen Ye quickly closed the client, changed the accelerator node, and entered the game again.

This time, as soon as he entered the game, the reconnection prompt did not pop up.

Instead, a huge prompt box hit him in the face.

Although, it is a row of Korean characters.

But as a veteran player of League of Legends for many years, he is very familiar with this interface.

"What the hell?"

"I was banned from watching":" ;;!Fei' ??Lu''!: ":', ' :?.武'." :Ling.! .. ;:Er.:! ?Jiu; . :Liu ,: :武:; '';Lin!!" !? 'Billion numbers?" "

Chen Ye was a little confused.

What the hell is this!

I was playing well, but they banned me? !

What is the third reason?

Chen Ye quickly translated it with a translation software.

Although there were many problems with the machine translation, Chen Ye still managed to read out the reason for the ban...

"Because of power leveling... the account was banned."

Seeing this, Chen Ye suddenly remembered that in the original world, the Korean server also carried out a large-scale ban.

And the reason for that time was the same as now.

The existence of power leveling triggered the ban.

Because the Korean server is a full real-name server, any Korean server account must be bound to an ID card, so the Korean server account cannot be registered directly, and must be purchased through certain account merchants.

This is not only the case for LPL professional players.

Professional players in Europe and the United States who want to play in the Korean server also need to take such steps.

This leads to the user and registrant of the account being different.

However, everyone knows this kind of thing, and no one has ever managed it. But after the Asian Games that year, LCK lost to LPL and only won the runner-up...

The Korean server immediately started a large-scale ban on LPL players.

The reason is power training!

Of course, if it was just a ban, everyone would not link this matter with the Asian Games... After all, this matter seems too outrageous and everyone finds it hard to believe.

But after the Korean server carried out a large-scale ban, it immediately spent a lot of money to buy the copyright of the Asian Games.

Then, among the several games between LCK and LPL, they finally only released the one that LCK won.

This practice caused overwhelming ridicule at the time.

However, this Korean still did its own thing.