Moba: This AD can seek death and beat dogs.

The 2017 League of Legends All-Star Game is in full swing.

This is divided into two parts: the main event and the 1v1 tournament.

The LPL All-Stars, who won the championship for the first time in history, carried the expectations of countless viewers to participate in this All-Star Game.

Despite being just a game for entertainment.

But this year, Riot officials still hope that all major regions can fight for real guns.

Similarly, LPL viewers also want to see the LPL All-Stars show their strength as the world's No. 1 division.

That's right, it's the number one division in the world.

Since winning the championship of the S7 World Finals, LPL fans can't wait to start calling the LPL region the world's No. 1 division on the internet.

After experiencing the expansion of the S5 season, LPL fans are indeed much calmer.

But you have to show off when it's time to show off.

Especially when facing netizens from other regions.

Throughout the year, except for the MSI finals, the LPL's performance was very good at other times.

Beat the LCK in the continental tournament to win the championship.

In the group stage of the World Finals, they defeated the LCK teams in the group twice, and both advanced to the quarterfinals as group winners, and finally won the championship at the Bird's Nest.

So, LPL fans are quite confident.

The All-Star Game adopted a group confrontation mode, with both groups being evenly matched.

Group A is: LCK, European LCS, LMS, TCT.

LPL was placed in Group B along with the North American LCS, GPL, and CBLOL.

The first game of the LPL All-Stars will be played against the North American LCS division.

The two players who will go to the 1v1 tournament have also been confirmed, namely the retiring Kid and the last year's champion Uzi.

The first thing that starts is the main race.

The confrontation between the LPL and the North American LCS is scheduled for the penultimate game.

The first few confrontations were not interesting because of the clear distinction between strength and weakness.

Only the last two games are still a bit to watch.

The first thing that started was the battle between LPL and the North American LCS.

LPL viewers are looking forward to this game, and many people have set a time, and the game officially starts at 7 o'clock in the morning.

The audience can't wait to see the picture of LPL killing all sides.

However, less than ten minutes after the game started, the LPL audience who had just gotten up in the morning to watch the game was collectively dumbfounded.

The North American LCS All-Stars took a four-man lead early on.

As for the much-anticipated lower lane, Uzi, who chose Sister Good Luck, had a sluggish performance throughout the game and a negative KDA.

On the other hand, Sneaky on the other side, this women's clothing boss manipulated Ember to almost play a supergod record.

Such a comparison shows how bad Uzi's play is.

The LPL team can only rely on the strength of Uenakano to continue to maintain, but the bottom road is a sinkhole, and the team battle has no effect at all.

After more than 30 minutes of stubborn resistance, the LPL still did not succeed in turning the tables and lost the first game.

"Damn, that's it?"

"Upper Nakano does his best, and Sima does his best to go down. "

"The child also tried his best, but a certain dog was not a person. "

"Why don't you go in with Emperor Yan?"

"If we change to Emperor Yan on the next road, can we suffer this kind of grievance?"

"Fans of bathing dogs, hurry up and come out to wash the floor. "

"Why is there no movement at this time?"

The LPL audience was disappointed.

I thought that the LPL division, which won the championship this year, would continue to shine in the All-Star Game, but I didn't expect to be knocked by the North American fishing competition at the beginning.

Looking at the whole game, the pot on the lower road is definitely the largest, and it has no effect at all in the team battle, and it also raises a fat ember.

The European and American commentators in charge of this competition said bluntly: "The lower road of the LPL has become a breakthrough, although Uzi is a world-renowned player, I don't know why the LPL division has not ranked PPGOD." "

"Yes, I also think that the lower lane of the LPL should be replaced by PPGOD. Another commentator agreed, and went on to play: "But the all-star competition is popularity, maybe PPDOG is not as popular as Uzi." "

The analysis and review of the two people after the game were translated by some UP masters, and after it was released, it immediately caused a wave of doubts about Uzi's rhythm.

Since the semi-finals, Uzi's strength has been widely questioned.

Dog fans originally wanted to whitewash the performance of this All-Star Game, but they didn't expect it to get darker and darker......

As for the next LCK vs. LMS match, not much attention is paid to it.

When the time entered noon, the news about the defeat of the LPL's first battle immediately logged into the hot search.

Uzi's poor performance has come under fire from many.

His good luck sister is really a little spicy-eyed.

Before the All-Star Game, dog fans who advocated that they would let the puppy in other regions go blind again and began to make excuses for his poor performance.

"It's just a loss of one game, is it so harsh?"

"It should be that the jet lag has not adjusted well. "

"Please give the puppy a little time, he will definitely behave better in the future. "

"Alas, look at these domestic media, they only know how to report the losing game, and completely ignore the news of the puppy's 1v1 victory. "

In the next 1v1, Uzi, who represented the LPL region, defeated his opponent and successfully advanced to the next round.

It's just that Kid, who also represented the LPL division, also easily defeated his opponent in 1V1.

Therefore, when reporting the results, I just reported all the two people, and did not report them separately......

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