Believe me, I really am a professional League of Legends player.

Chapter 6: You, a member of the League of Legends, are teaching QQ Speed?

The factory manager came out of Abu's office.

For some inexplicable reason, instead of returning to the training room, he headed towards the basement next door.

This is where Li Fan sleeps and trains. He basically doesn't come out except for three meals a day and taking care of personal matters.

This kind of treatment feels very bitter, after all, they can't even get a mainframe computer in the training room.

However, when faced with someone playing other games during training time, EDG didn't immediately kick him out; they just moved him to another place. In a way, this shows that EDG is quite humane.

If it were a different team, they would probably go over the contract and demand compensation.

Where are you going to get the basement treatment you deserve? Get me in the defendant's dock.

The factory manager looked at the door, hesitated for a moment, and then knocked.

Li Fan had just boarded the QQ Speed ​​car when he heard a knock at the door.

I'm a little curious... After all, no one usually comes to my basement, so who's knocking on this door?

He stood up from his seat, opened the door, and was quite surprised to see the factory manager.

Upon seeing Li Fan's face, the factory manager couldn't help but remark that he was indeed quite handsome.

However, he hadn't forgotten the purpose of his visit today.

"You might get a chance to play in a practice match soon, so do your best."

The factory manager's words immediately made Li Fan realize something.

He saw those posts when he woke up in the morning.

These people are truly talented...

The idea of ​​reaching the quarterfinals is ingrained in our DNA; cowardice is the essence of never being wiped out.

Its attack power is already comparable to that of later generations.

Judging from this, yesterday's pace must have been too fast...

The factory manager wanted to remind himself that he needed to train hard and prepare for the upcoming training matches.

The factory manager looked inside again, and then he went completely numb.

The computer interface is showing QQ Speed, not League of Legends.

Judging from this, they haven't trained properly for the past month or two.

Based on this situation, it seems Li Fan really has no intention of playing professionally anymore.

It's a bit of a pity. Such a talented young man, if he could settle down and train hard, would definitely have a lot of room for growth in the future, especially in the EDG team.

They are arguably the most professional team in the LPL, with a very well-established system.

Once you join EDG, as long as you train hard, becoming a top player is only a matter of time.

If we just keep giving up like this, even the greatest talent will be nothing but a mirage, a fleeting dream.

Hey.

The factory manager sighed and patted Li Fan on the shoulder one last time.

"You should try harder and give it your all. You are a very talented player."

After finishing his sentence, the factory manager turned and left the basement. On the way, he muttered a few words to himself, wondering what had gotten into him that led him to come to the basement to train properly.
It's like casting pearls before swine!
However... there shouldn't be too much of a problem with qualifying for the World Championship this year.

iboy is in excellent form and will be able to play in the Summer Split. At that time, the bottom lane will no longer be a weak point.

While Scout has many of his own ulterior motives, it must be admitted that his individual skills are indeed outstanding. In addition, he has a remarkable talent for learning. The only thing he lacks compared to top mid-laners is experience.

However, as a veteran player, he can make up for these shortcomings with his experience.

The only problem is communication; they're still a bit slow at communicating. Once they solve this communication issue, they can form the strongest mid-jungle duo in the entire LPL.

From this perspective, he actually didn't need to care whether Li Fan lived or died.

Meanwhile, in the manager's office, Abu had finished asking the coach for his opinion. Quick Star was indifferent to the matter, because Li Fan was practically invisible to him.

There are Koreans like him in the mid lane, and Scout plays even better, so it doesn't matter whether Li Fan is there or not.

Therefore, the decision to leave the team can be left entirely to Abu.

At that moment, the operations team sent another message.

Li Fan's recent live streams have been very successful, proving he's a talented streamer. We should keep an eye on him.

Abu thought of what the factory manager had told him.

In the end, they decided to give Li Fan a chance.

If they can perform well in practice matches, they can stay for the time being.

……

"Hello everyone, this is Unreal Racing Classroom."

"The cool drifting technique can actually be used in racing games as well."

“We all know that the speed of the drifter is very fast, whether it is exiting or entering a corner, which is why it was removed.”

"The super drift I use in Rose Romance or Spring New Enjoyment is fast when entering the corner and slow when exiting the corner."

"If you want to learn it, you must understand its principles."

"Today we're going to talk about Matsumae airbags, which are essential for using overdrift."

"The finger technique for Matsumae Kasukami is actually very simple."

Li Fan quickly dubbed into the microphone, then rapidly flipped through the script on the side.

That's right, these are some teaching operations that Li Fan just ran.

After confirming that there were no problems with the text and video, the subsequent recording began.

"The finger technique for 'releasing forward and then drifting' is to first release the forward button and then drift. For example, right now I'm pressing the forward and right buttons at the same time, which is a normal cornering posture."

"Then what you need to do is release the forward key and tap the drift button at this moment. This will trigger the boost. That's the finger technique for releasing the forward key to trigger the boost. Isn't it very simple?"

"All you need to do is release that damn forward button."

"If you can't loosen your grip, then you'll just have to practice more."

I simply made a short video, touching on the topic, and didn't continue with any further actions related to the monsters.

After reviewing it once and finding no issues, I immediately uploaded it to my Huya personal space.

Of course, I also posted it on Douyin and Kuaishou.

These two platforms are not yet as powerful as the two major live streaming platforms, but they will become stronger as time goes by.

This is a benefit of time travel. Joining a short video platform now means that even if things don't go well, you can still gain a million followers in four or five years.

Moreover, Li Fan does not believe that his content lacks competitiveness.

After uploading, they don't care about anything else.

Meanwhile, many college students who were scrolling through short videos in classrooms or dormitories were curious when they saw Li Fan's idEDG-Unreal account and wondered what kind of instructional video he was posting.

I've been having some trouble ranking up lately, so I'm looking for recommendations from pro players on which heroes are best for climbing the ranks.

When I clicked on it, I was stunned to find that it was a tutorial video for QQ Speed.

No?

Does EDG have a QQ Speed ​​game project?
There shouldn't be any QQ Speed ​​teams, right?

Wasn't this club originally founded as a League of Legends team?
What on earth are those Unreal Engine tutorial videos?

(End of this chapter)