O que há de errado com um jogador profissional jogar outros jogos?

At the end of 2016, the Demacia Cup finals officially concluded at the Wuhan Sports Center.

EDG first defeated RNG, then took down IM, charging forward with unstoppable momentum to claim their fifth consecutive Demacia Cup championship, bringing the S6 season to a somewhat unsatisfactory close.

The arena was filled with roaring crowds and thunderous applause, yet the atmosphere in the official livestream chat was a stark contrast—virtually drowned in scorn.

“Dominant in domestic matches but cowardly in international ones, getting crushed at Worlds, and then coming back just to brutally beat their own teams. The so-called ‘domestic gods’ EDG are nothing but a disgrace to the LPL.”

“4396 useless Ming Kai, every year the top eight but never more. Why not just go back to farming pigs? Planning to settle in the top eight again next year?”

“EDG doesn’t study MSI or Worlds, only their own region’s teams. With a team like this, the LPL will never rise above!”

Due to their dismal performance at the World Championship compared to their undefeated summer split victory, EDG had become the public enemy number one in the LPL, completely losing their credibility.

Amid the nonstop online abuse, the EDG organization was also inevitably undergoing a period of transition and a decline in Korean imports.

After the Demacia Cup and the awards ceremony, Deft, who had just won the season MVP, hurried back to Korea overnight with Pawn, who was carrying a back injury.

Suddenly, EDG lost two pillars of strength, and Zaozi lost his strictest men