BLG’s mindset was completely wrecked during scrims.

Every year after the LOL World Championship concludes, the LPL official publishes documentaries about all teams' experiences during Worlds. Recently, the LPL released a special documentary focused on the S15 World Championship practice squad. In it, the LPL thanked players from EDG, NIP, WBG, and others who regularly provided scrim support to the competing teams. These players participated in scrims lasting up to 10 hours daily, continuing for a total of 24 days.

Of course, in this documentary, many practice players revealed internal details about LPL scrims during Worlds. For example, the team performing best in scrims was AL, while BLG had the worst results. Industry insiders even disclosed that some BLG players were mentally broken after being heavily beaten by the practice squad during scrims, causing BLG to skip scrims for an entire day. Many viewers, upon learning these BLG scrim secrets, joked that it’s no wonder BLG lost to 100T and G2 and was eliminated in the round of 16.

Little Cream’s furious criticism of Redmi sparked widespread attention.

Besides revealing stories about the S15 practice squad, the documentary also exposed behind-the-scenes stories of LPL teams. The most notable incident among players was TES mid laner Little Cream angrily accusing TES coach Redmi in the locker room of having problematic BP decisions during matches. Little Cream felt that Redmi did not trust TES players’ game understanding and that the in-game BP strategy was always different from scrims, making it very uncomfortable for TES players during matches.

In the locker room, Little Cream gave an example: before the TES vs. KT match, TES players and coaches agreed to use Alora to counter BDD’s Kassadin, and he even trained specifically for that champion overnight. However, during the live BP, Redmi banned Kassadin himself and chose a jungle-support-mid lineup of Jarvan, Neeko, and Annie, leaving TES without a frontline champion. This led to TES’s BP being completely outclassed by KT. Little Cream did not understand why coach Redmi did not consult TES players during the match and changed the BP plan unilaterally.

Finally, Little Cream went as far as calling Redmi a “traitor” in the locker room. During the TES vs. KT match, TES banned three mid lane champions on their own during the BP phase — a move that never happened in TES scrims. Little Cream couldn’t understand why TES’s match BP was so different from scrims. After being criticized by Little Cream, Redmi apologized and promised to respect the players’ BP ideas in the future.

Many viewers, after seeing Little Cream’s harsh criticism of coach Redmi, joked that TES is starting to clear Little Cream’s image. Anyone who has watched LPL documentaries knows they often serve as “cleansing sessions,” where departing players are heavily criticized, and remaining players are defended. Of course, many viewers agreed that Little Cream’s complaints about BP were justified, as Redmi’s BP decisions during Worlds indeed had issues, especially the KT match BP, which drew heavy criticism from industry insiders and LPL pros. Many fans also wondered why Redmi would change the match BP without permission—was TES’s scrim BP really that ineffective?