[Damn, just because my boss won’t call after get off work during the holidays, I have to vote for GBG! 】
[I have been an old employee of GBG for ten years. 】
[Includes hotel-level luxury packages and accommodation with professional players in a villa-level house! 】
[I'm sorry, that boss Ed Zhu over there, but I won't even consider dying in your EDG cafeteria. 】
[Hurry, hurry, I can’t wait to join the GBG team! 】
[Win the championship, Junshen, represent the LPL and win a world championship this year. 】
[Yes, yes, a conscientious club like GBG, if it doesn’t win the championship, will it have to be stuck in the contract and owed wages? 】
[Why are they all GBG's lickers? It's you who gets these benefits, just follow the trend and scream. 】
[The people upstairs are fucked. Little black people are not allowed in Junshen’s live broadcast room. Don’t you think you’re going to be a slave to Kunlun yourself? 】
After Tang Jun’s explanation, the players in the live broadcast room immediately became excited.
We are not afraid of comparing goods, but we are afraid of comparing ourselves to others.
Comparing the welfare benefits of the countless social animals who are still in 996 Fu Bao with the GBG team, it is simply the gap between heaven and hell.
Tang Jun said again: "In addition to the staff, in the offseason after the spring game, the GBG team will also launch a youth training program. At that time, interested players can register based on their personal rank. I am here to promise you , even if you can’t make it into GBG’s starting lineup, I will definitely give you the best career training!”
If you have the foresight and don't make good use of it and earn a small amount of money by recruiting a group of good players and trading, Tang Jun will look down on himself.
The youth training contract only costs so much per month. Once you really have some strength, you can turn around and sell it, which will be dozens of times the return.
Even in his later imagination, GBG was the only e-sports Whampoa Military Academy in the LPL.
There is no doubt about the role of youth training programs for esports clubs.
The reason why the two brothers Samsung and SKT in the LCK next door can basically be said to be evergreens is because of their complete youth training system.
Basically, young players who meet the requirements will give priority to these two players as the new champions of the Korean server. Among Samsung and SKT, SKT will be given priority. The LCK division was able to dominate LOL for so many years in its previous life because of its blood-forming ability.
So there are no talented players in the LPL?
Yes, not only yes, but besides the mid laner, there are even endless other positions.
What is really lacking in the LPL is the complete game training and systematic club youth training.
The current teams, except for one EDG and one WE, other clubs will do anything besides buying and buying.
Of course, WE can only be considered qualified.
The most classic words of club management are what Sima Laothi said that I only gave specific instructions on how to handle the bottom lane's troop operations at S8.
Is it difficult to operate?
It is difficult to say it is difficult, but it is also simple to say it is simple.
It is nothing more than emphasizing the absolute execution ability of the five players, and then constantly changing the core positions of the five positions on the field according to the version, and then mobilizing resources.
In the top lane version, focus on top and jungle, and then choose some combinations in the bottom lane that do not consume resources. At the same time, the player style changes to a stable development, and only consumes resources to fight in groups.
If it is the bot lane version, then choose a strong line combination, and then choose a support hero in the middle and jungle to continuously expand the bot lane advantage, compete for Xiaolong resources, etc.
But the question is, if you ask a group of LOL management who are so bad that they don’t know when the national server version is updated to emphasize player management, is it possible?
It can't be done at all.
If the players in previous years could not beat the LCK because of the gap in the divisions, but the players still have the will to survive.
Later, as the salary improved, a group of people gradually became a bunch of bastards who only knew how to talk about their worth.
When he founded the club, Tang Jun was unable to influence the general environment for the time being, but the first thing he had to change was the standardization of his own GBG team in the LPL division.
E-sports is your hobby, but it is also your career.
If you fight well, you will receive the treatment you deserve. If you fight poorly, get out of here.
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[I am Ionia Silver III, can I be a starter for GBG? 】
[I am Bucai, Black Rose Bronze Five, and I have a professional heart. 】
[Junshen said that he wants to engage in youth training. I believe it. I wonder if you have noticed that GBG’s current top laner TheShy was only a second-team jungler in WE before...]
If the previous recruitment involved the club's professional and technical talents, then Tang Jun is now really recruiting new players for the team.
And with TheShy, a successful example of switching from jungler to top laner from WE, the audience has a certain degree of trust in Tang Jun's talent selection vision.
"Okay, that's it for today's question session. Next is a competition between lucky spectators and our professional players!"
After answering several questions from the audience one after another, Tang Jun got off the mic with several bosses after being reminded by the host.
Naturally, it would be impossible for him to continue playing with her in the future.
The club is newly built and Tang Jun has a lot of things waiting for him.
In the group chat of "Five consecutive sittings at the Internet cafe".
Pei Le: "Being a green leaf all night today and successfully completing the task. Boss Tang remembers to treat us to dinner."
Pan Jie: "+1, if I had known better I wouldn't have sold you the optimistic double C."
Ed Zhu: "The training is on the agenda. We will start when Mr. Tang comes back after the new year. What do you think?"
Tang Jun: "No problem, just brothers don't hide anything."
Tang Jun does not fully trust this group of people. They are all competitors of the LPL. Each of them is as scheming as honeycomb briquettes. They are both afraid that their brothers will have a hard time and that they will drive a Land Rover.
At that time, Boss Ding's attitude was sincere, "If nothing else, VG is willing to pay Mr. Tang's GBG team to provide guidance on operations."
Ed Zhu: "Our EDG can do it too. Old Ding, why didn't you even ask me a question?"
Ding Jun: "Check your conscience and ask if you are ashamed to say this. I don't want to learn how to be an expert in civil war and fight outsiders."
Edju: "You talk as if you already dominate the LPL."
Ding Jun: "..."
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Tang Jun watched the subsequent live broadcast in the office. After losing a few bosses, the players became more open-minded.
And those lucky spectators who were drawn by lot were like possessed by social terrorists. In the next few hours, the entire base was filled with all kinds of joyous shouts.
"Desolate!" "Desolate!" "Desolate!"
"Steel-cutting flash!"
"Yeah, eat my Tianba and blast through the sky!"
"Look at me, the secret - Wan Lei Tian Lao Yin!"
The selection of players is also very interesting. Death Song is basically a reserved candidate in every game. Everyone is afraid that they will follow the death song with a killer voice, but every time the person who follows him will gradually become more and more desolate one by one.
Later, some anchors with their own fans also resisted their desire for traffic and took the initiative to form a team to compete with each other to improve their skills.
At every point in time, a certain fish will send a live broadcast data to Tang Jun's mailbox.
Not only the live broadcast interaction in the front, but also the goods delivery link in the back.
The most popular one is undoubtedly Pupu, a host who has his own show and speaks eloquent Chinese.
(End of chapter)
