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

LPL's summer tournament this year will soon enter the playoffs stage, and after the reform of the competition system this year, the overall popularity of this year's summer tournament has not increased much, and LPL officials also plan to let some veteran players return to play next year.

Among the veterans who are sure to return to the field are Doinb and The Shy.

Doinb restarts his career path and will reproduce the Uzi script

Last year, because of a major incident on the live broadcast platform, Doinb was suspended for several months, disrupting Doinb's plan, and at the same time it also dealt a huge blow to his career, Doinb was originally the top anchor of the head of LOL, and it was the most popular among all LPL retired players, but after his return, Doinb's live broadcast popularity decreased significantly, and the loss was huge.

In addition, Doinb had the idea of trying to get back into the game by going on a whole wave of LBL at the end of last year, and then going to a team tryout, but it all failed.

This year, Doinb went to UP as a friend to help, but in the end, UP regretted that he could not advance to the knight's path.

After that, Doinb has confirmed his comeback plan, and at the Korean Open, Doinb revealed that he will return to the game next year, and publicly stated that he can join the LPL or LCK team next year.

And Doinb's comeback plan this time is not just talking, he has begun professional and intensive personal training, in preparation for the team trial at the end of this year, in fact, Doinb will reproduce the script of Uzi's first comeback this time, and it will come back after two years, which will inevitably set off a new storm of public opinion.

Hanbok trains hard, and Doinb is eager to create miracles

Recently, the Hanbok score of the Doinb players has exceeded 1100 points, and the state of the passerby RANK game is very good, which can't help but remind people of Uzi's comeback, Uzi was also training hard before his first comeback, but after his comeback, he didn't get too many opportunities to play, and wasted precious time in his career.

In the follow-up, when EDG made a comeback, Uzi's strength was already difficult to reach the top level, and the attempt in EDG also made Uzi understand his own shortcomings, and his obsession with the profession has disappeared since then, even if LPL takes the initiative to find Uzi's comeback next year, it is estimated that he will not agree.

Now the audience's opinion about Doinb is the same as that of Uzi before, that is, whether a player who has not played for two years can still play well when he returns to the game, you must know that professional competition is like a high-speed train, players have been training intensively for many years, and once the player is said to have gotten off the train, the train will soon disappear without a trace.

When the players want to get back on the train to adapt to the speed of the train, the difficulty can be imagined, and the difficulty of the comeback of the players lies in the change of the rhythm of countless versions of the game, and it is difficult to play well with too long breaks.

Two top players, core value comparison

Next year, The Shy and Doinb will return to the arena at the same time, and both of them are aiming for the World Championship, The Shy said in a previous interview that his goal is to win the championship when he returns to the arena, although it is very difficult, and many viewers say that it is almost impossible, but the dream still has to be had.

Personally, I think that the two top players, in terms of rest time, The Shy is shorter and has more opportunities to quickly adapt to the rhythm of the game, and then in the current LPL environment, there is indeed a lack of top orders, so The Shy still has a chance to join a stronger team.

On the Doinb side, because his position is a more important mid lane, LPL is indeed lacking in mid lane talent now, but it is not as lacking as the top single position, the middle lane of several top teams is still okay, and JDG looks worse, the key is whether Doinb's laning strength and basic skills after returning to the field can support him to play in a strong team, which is a problem.

If Doinb's basic skills in alignment can keep up, then Doinb's core values will be brought into play, and Doinb is a very strong conductor who can pinch the whole team and command the whole situation at the same time.

At that time, it will depend on the choice of the major teams, and overall The Shy has a lot more space than Doinb.