League of Legends fans diligently observe two types of games about their favorite players: official matches that take place on stage and games of Soloq transmitted by the players themselves in streaming. However, there are other types of items that goes completely unnoticed by the community: training and practice items. The scrims ** refer to friendly matches planned between two teams to prepare, work on certain aspects of their game and, why not, try new strategies.
By nature, these games remain secret and no one can have access to them, except the teams involved. But in South Korea, a player made a small mistake... leaked information in his personal _streaming and his team was forced to apologize.
Ruler La Lía and pays the consequences
The culprit is far from being an unknown since he is Ruler , the ADC of gen.g who won the World Cup with Samsung Galaxy in 2017, and showed that the mistakes pass to the best. During one of the streamings of him, he let the results of a scrim against Dwg Kia appeared on the screen.
We could even see the champions chosen by the opponents (Canyon was training with the new Bel'veth character), while we saw his statistics. Therefore, a team could use this information to potentially counteract DWG's plans while evaluating the various dangers. In addition, for record, Canyon played against Bel'veth in his last game, which he just lost, against Drx.
gen.g quickly took the floor to apologize to DWG KIA and The team promised that this type of accident would not happen again in the future . This opportunity will serve as learning to train both the coaching staff and the players. And in this type of leaks, there is more fear than damage and we cannot really question the clumsiness of the Korean ADC. It is not that he has leaked information on purpose to damage his training partners, but that it was a human error of not closing a browser window well.
It is not the first time and surely it will not be the last.
The scrims are usually a very delicate theme . At the beginning of the year, there was a controversy in the ERLs on an analysis tool that the LEC academic teams possessed but that was inaccessible to others. This would allow to see very elaborate statistics from the data collected during training matches.
In 2016, we also saw this type of complete filtration by TSM , with the audio bonus of the player. This filtration had given much to talk, because it was carried out during Worlds and it was against Skt and for once, the American team had done it quite well. The end had not leaked, but it was a very close duel of 35 minutes. Unfortunately, on the stage the results were much less convincing, with a elimination of the group stage and quite controversies under the arm.
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