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Chapter 374 Regular Season Concludes! A Perfect 19-0 Record!

In the final match of the league, Wang Yao and Xiao Tian, ​​the main mid-jungle duo, officially returned and easily defeated the TOP team, which was centered around Knight.

Netizens didn't forget to make fun of it.

"Hilarious, so you specifically target the Golden Left Hand, huh?"

"Hehe, fun fact: Golden Left Hand is known as a genius mid laner, and he's 18 years old this year. Can you guess how old my brother Yao is?"

"That's really outrageous! My brother Yao has only been in the industry for a year and a half, but he has already covered a distance that other professional players might not be able to cover in their entire professional careers. Perhaps this is the real chosen one!"

"Hilarious! Who dares to call themselves a genius in front of my brother Yao?"

Knight was indeed numb. He played hesitantly against Wang Yao, or rather, he felt deep down that he was not as capable as Wang Yao.

As a result, they lost the idea of ​​playing against Wang Yaoxiu and only dared to passively stay in the back to farm minions.

Of course, he didn't give it away either. Looking at the final data, it was 1-1-4, a typical score that, even if it wasn't a C, wouldn't be considered a bad score either.

But anyone who watched the game knows that his statistics don't reflect the damage he caused to the team during the game.

Data can sometimes be truly deceptive.

After the regular season concluded, EDG finished with a perfect record of 19 wins and 0 losses, ranking first in the Eastern Conference.

They can advance directly to the semifinals, and conservatively speaking, they can rest for more than a week. The playoff rules will still be cross-regional matches.

EDG is currently ranked fourth in the East and third in the West; their final opponent remains to be seen.

But the good news is...

Because they are in the same Eastern Conference as strong teams like RNG and IG, EDG can avoid these teams in advance during the playoffs.

If the two sides are to meet, it will have to be in the final summer championship.

This inadvertently reduced the intensity of EDG's preparations for the playoffs.

Based on the current rankings, EDG, having won the Spring Split championship, has essentially secured a spot in the World Championship.

Because they started in the Summer Split semifinals, while RNG was the runner-up in the Spring Split, but they were only third in the East, and they would have to face IG if they wanted to advance.

EDG's spot in the World Championship is secure!

However, it's highly unlikely that Wang Yao will be able to go back to his hometown or visit his girlfriend Xiran during this break.

He could only stay at the team's training base, and Wang Yao also chose to start his long-awaited live stream.

"Hey guys, long time no see!"

"What do you mean I'm actually streaming? What else can I do if I'm not streaming? You guys might not know, but besides being a professional player, I'm also a contracted streamer on Bilibili, with a contract with them."

Since it was a spur-of-the-moment decision, and he didn't give any prior notice, the number of viewers in the live stream was not large at first.

But the news leaked very quickly, and soon the entire live stream was packed with people, with the scrolling of comments being so fast that it was impossible to understand.

"I don't feel like playing games today, let's chat instead," Wang Yao said with a smile. "Talk about the Asian Games? What's so interesting about the Asian Games?"

It's not that Wang Yao didn't want to talk about it, but you can't even find videos of the Asian Games in China. The video copyrights in China are held by CCTV, and if they don't open up the platform, who would dare to release the videos?

As for the international websites, the funny thing is that, it is said that the copyright for the international websites of this Asian Games was bought out by South Korea, but South Korea itself is not releasing the videos.

Some people say that South Koreans can't accept defeat, and they don't dare to release videos of their losses.

When this news first came out, it sparked a wave of ridicule and mockery from Chinese netizens.

"Check out the Asian Games interviews!"

"Let's talk about the argument during training camp. Who dared to compete with my brother Yao for the core position?" "Is that even a question? Wasn't it clearly stated in the interview? It was Uzi! Who else could it be?"

"Exactly, after all, Uzi is a classic match, not my team's match, so I don't want to win."

Such comments scrolled rapidly in the live stream, but Wang Yao pretended not to see them and remained silent.

Isn't it normal for a team to have arguments during the adjustment period? Besides, Uzbekistan cooperated obediently afterward.

If I were to bring this up in my live stream, I might get edited up by some unscrupulous self-media outlets, who knows how much conflict I might have with Uzbekistan.

Some popular streamers with performative personalities might not mind reaping this kind of traffic, but Wang Yao is not willing to do so.

After all, some people value traffic more than their own mothers. Such scoundrels who prioritize traffic over their mothers are far too common in the self-media community.

Wang Yao was just chatting casually, without mentioning anything specific about the training camp.

However, despite his precautions, someone on the other side let it slip.

It turns out that Uzi was also streaming normally. During the stream, many people in his chat asked him to elaborate on the conflicts and arguments that occurred within the training team during his Asian Games interview.

It's possible that Uzbekistan didn't even think about it that way; they were just simply telling the truth.

"It's nothing serious. When you guys play games with your friends, don't you exchange a few words when you make a mistake in teamwork?"

Uzi explained, "At that time, our tactical focus was unclear: whether to fight around the upper half of the bracket or the lower half."

“At first, I definitely wanted to focus on the bottom half of the map, because that would suit my style better. But Lao Wang felt that the meta was going to focus on the top half of the map, which led to a communication breakdown between us, and we ended up exchanging a few words.”

"Later events proved that Lao Wang's understanding of the game was correct; the bot lane in this version is indeed not suitable for occupying too many resources."

"It's not as dramatic as you're making it out to be. You even said I fought with him. Old Wang is a really nice guy. We didn't have any conflicts."

Uzi is actually quite normal once he's not in a match.

Most of his negative points are concentrated in the competition.

There's nothing wrong with what they said, but some people are maliciously stirring up trouble. Self-media outlets want to create a conflicting headline.

Then, by taking things out of context and slicing them up, people will naturally buy into it.

The internet suddenly became lively.

Uzbekistan immediately contacted Wang Yao via WeChat.

"Old Wang, don't be fooled by those people online. I didn't say anything wrong during my live stream. These bastards are messing with me and spreading rumors."

"Don't worry, I know."

Wang Yao knew perfectly well that Uzbekistan wouldn't do that.

Logically speaking, Uzbekistan is in the wrong. Why would he voluntarily expose it and then cyberbully himself?

The Asian Games involve national honors, so the level of importance that spectators place on it varies.

"I'm glad you understand. These malicious video editing content creators online are disgusting. Aren't they despicable? If they push me too far, I'll sue them!"

Uzbekistan was swearing and cursing.

Theoretically speaking, these self-media content creators who produce clips of players' live streams are skirting the line.

Because they are capturing content from someone else's live stream, if that person were to sue them in court, they would win every time.

However, most players don't care about this, since live stream clips can bring them real traffic and attention.

(End of this chapter)