Hello LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Exchange.

Time flies quickly, the first stage of the League of Legends S15 season has ended, and the first international event of the year will soon be ushered in.

In the process, the discussion of the rules of the first stage became the focus of heated discussions among the audience.

LPL does not have the title of champion, and other regions are compared

One of the main hot topics is that the team that won the finals in the first stage of this year's LPL division does not have the title of champion, but is called the winner.

After winning the winner, TES also got a prize on the spot, which simply means that there is a prize but no title.

This is very different from the previous league, which won two championships a year, so why did it become the winner this year? In fact, it has something to do with Riot's reform of the competition system.

After Riot introduced new international competitions, it wanted each major region to have only one league champion every year, and the winner of the first stage was called the winner, and as a result, among the five major regions, LPL, LTA and LCP were all winners, but LEC and LCK are different, LEC is the winter champion, and LCK is holding an LCK Cup, and the winner is also called the champion.

Three winners, two champions, this is the configuration of the Pioneer, everyone knows that the team that wins to the end is essentially the champion, but the difference is whether it is officially recognized or not.

The gold content of the global BP is in doubt, and TES is facing difficulties

Many viewers may think that there is no difference between being called a winner or a champion, but in fact, the team that won the championship is recorded in the official event and team history, and the winner still cannot be equated with the champion.

To put it simply, TES is actually facing a boomerang, that is, once TES has a bad result later, it will be ridiculed by the audience that it just took a winner, and it is not officially recognized as a champion, and it is the winner under the global BP model, and the gold content of the global BP event is doubtful, and in the current situation, there is a high probability that it is not as good as MSI.

For this reason, TES faced a difficult problem to see if they could win the Pioneer Championship and be in excellent form in the second and third stages of the race.

If you can't get it, the boomerang will definitely fly back, in fact, in the current e-sports arena, each team will face a variety of different boomerangs, and the attitude of fans is that when the team wins, they will output crazy and leave no room for it.

Global BP events need to be adjusted in the future

I have to mention here that the TES of the S10 season, TES that year won the LPL spring championship, and then participated in the MSC China-South Korea Confrontation Tournament with only one session, which was used to replace the previous MSI, four Korean teams and four LPL teams competed, and finally TES and FPX met in the finals, successfully defeated the opponent and won the championship.

In terms of the difficulty of winning the championship, I personally think that the gold content of TES to win the championship should be extremely high, but because of the particularity of MSC, its gold content is greatly reduced, and even forgotten by the audience, and everyone does not think how powerful this championship is.

Facing a similar situation this year, the global BP is a new format to test the water of Riot, and I personally think that the global BP will inevitably have to be adjusted in the future, otherwise the global BP will be more difficult and more enjoyable, but the gold content of the event is very low, which is obviously unreasonable.

Here, I also hope that Riot will come up with a new plan to improve the gold content of global BP events next year, and even turn more events into the BP mode of global BP, which can greatly stimulate the audience's desire to watch the game and help increase the popularity of League of Legends events.