And the UP team is promoted from LSP, I believe many people will be unfamiliar with this team, but in fact, the UP team's lower road combination is very strong, adcskatch used to be a substitute for the Korean Samsung team, but it seems that it was only because the style did not match so it failed to play, itself is not worse than deft and imp, after coming to the national service, it is also a perennial top ten position in the national server, although the recent state is not good to fall to about thirty, But it can be seen that his ADC strength is indeed strong. And UP's support player heart is quite famous, the support player of Samsung Blue, the success of Samsung Blue is in everyone's eyes, and no one will question the carrying ability of this support player.

And UP's Ueno players are also veterans and have a lot of experience. The jungler is a former CC team player, and the jungler Amy is the first player who once topped the national server. In the 2013 G League, CC was able to eliminate the OMG team that was in full swing at the time, and this jungler contributed a lot of his strength.

In addition to the mid laner players, everyone is relatively unfamiliar, it can be said that the other 4 players in UP are already veterans of the professional arena for a long time.

However, since the choice was made to temporarily change the mid-laner player before the game, it must be because the previous mid-laner player's performance was a little unsatisfactory, so it can be seen that the overall strength of the UP team after joining the new mid-laner ( should be stronger than the VGP on LSP at that time.

In short, after the dust settles on this transfer turmoil, I hope these teams can play well.

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"So, today, let's take a look at the tables of the major teams on MSI." The coach said lightly, "After all, we will also compete in the international competition again in the near future." The teams from the major regions on the MSI will be our main opponents."

Xiao Liang sat across from him, and while watching the video, the two concluded: "First of all, the first game, FNATIC vs. TSM. Before the game, everyone was generally optimistic about TSM, firstly, because TSM itself is very popular around the world. Second, because TSM successfully won the championship at IEM9 and became a real world champion, it is naturally very popular, and it can be said that after the Chinese and Korean teams, the team with the greatest call and hope for winning the championship is the team. ”

"As for the FNC team, although it is the S1 world champion, due to the separation of the 4 core players in the team this season, only one yellow star is left to support it, so the popularity of this team has decreased a lot. Although it was incredible to break out in the playoffs and finish first in the playoffs, it was a bit surprising to get a ticket to the MSI. However, the team itself is too aggressive in its style of play, especially like to find someone to fight, and the public is generally not very optimistic about this particularly impulsive style of play before the game. Most people still think TSM can win. ”

FNC Team Profile: FNATIC is the champion of the first League of Legends World Championship and the strongest team in the early days of League of Legends, but the original team members have completely left the team, the former heroes have retired or joined other teams, and the star player in the team, Brother Europe, has also chosen to leave. After forming a new team with Korean talents, European star players and strong core support Yellowstar. Fnatic is hoping for another great success with S1.

Top order: huni

Huni was a dominant force in the upper unit after joining FNATIC Rebuilding as a lesser-known player in early 2015. He knew he needed to prove himself to fnatic fans. During the regular season of the Spring Season, Huni led FNATIC to a 13-5 record and maintained a 3.9 KDA in the Spring. In the end, HUNI won the Best Newcomer Award for the 2015 European LCS Spring Season. Now Huni and his teammates are continuing their current victories and are looking forward to one day regaining the World Championship.

Jungler: Reignover

Reignover's career began in 2013 as part of South Korean team IM2. After three seasons of struggle in the OGN Pro League, Reignover parted ways with IM. Looking for a new challenge, he eventually joined the European powerhouse FNATIC at the beginning of 2015. FNATIC was the winner of the 2015 European LCS Spring Championship, and he played an important role, earning an incredible 6.3 KDA in the playoffs. Reignover and Fnatic are currently looking for opportunities to continue to improve their team's ability to work together in the hopes of winning another World Championship as soon as possible.

Mid laner: febiven

Febiven is one of the strongest midlaners in Europe. He started his career path with cloud9eclipse. Although C9Eclipse was unsuccessful in qualifying for the European LCS at the time, Febiven's talent caught the attention of many teams, and in early 2015 he joined the FNATIC team, which had been rebuilt around Yellowstar. Febiven quickly settled into Fnatic's new home, scoring a 7.8 KDA and a playoff title on his debut with Fnatic. He continues to build on his previous example, but he and Fnatic share a common goal: a world title.

adc：steelback

Steelback has spent his career moving between many teams. After working hard at GSIGAMING, he joined SKGAMINGPRIME with the expectation of breaking into the European LCS. However, they were eliminated by Reasomgaming in the online stage, and eventually Steelback left SKGAMINGPRIME to join FNATIC in early 2015. His debut season at the European LCS was fantastic, not only achieving a whopping 8.9 KDA, but also being an integral part of FNATIC's playoff victory. After the Spring Season, Steelback looks forward to taking FNATIC to the next level.

Auxiliary: Yellowstar

Yellowstar is the head of the European esports community, transforming from the original ADC position to the auxiliary. From S1 playing for AAA (S1 World Runner-up), to S2 playing for SKGAMING, and then to Fnatic after S3, Yellowstar has a deep understanding of what they want to do. Although he has achieved different things over the years, both as an ADC and as an assistant, Yellowstar needed to face a rebuild of FNATIC in early 2015. However, he managed to bring the team back from the dead. With the addition of South Korea's Huni and Reignover, as well as the Netherlands' Febiven and France's Steelback, Yellowstar's new FNATIC swept the 2015 European LCS Spring Split. But for FNATIC, the Spring Championship is just the first step in their journey, and they need to reclaim the League of Legends World Championship trophy.

"FNC's surface strength is still good, although Huni is a former three-star trainee, but when SKT recruited new singles, Huni was through the SKT tryouts, but he finally chose to come to FNC. It can be seen that his strength should at least not be inferior to the current SKT top laner Marin. And the reason why this jungler came to FNC is mainly because he is Korean, and his English is very good, and he came to FNC as a translator of HUNI, which shows how strong HUNI is, and the team will deliberately find a Korean jungler who can help him translate in order to maximize a player's personal ability. The coach said, "But I have to say that the individual strength of this jungler is also very strong, and the jungler style is very aggressive." And with his help, Huni's English is now very 6. (To be continued......) R1292