After a long time of opening the “coaching” service, the “ranking teacher” of League of Legends has been caught in a losing streak of 12 consecutive matches and was “caught off” by the community.
As many League of Legends gamers know, players can increase their personal skills through “tryhard” of Korean rank, scrim scrims, learning from coaches while watching VOD, etc. But for free gamers, in addition to “tryhard” in rank, very few people can learn from factors with expertise in League of Legends like coaches.
Therefore, the Western League of Legends community has many services to help players improve their personal skills, one of which is the “coaching” service. Basically, this is a service where players will pay a fee for a “ranking teacher” to teach their knowledge of League of Legends from micro to macro, from lane ways to tactical operations, …
These “tutor” sessions will be charged by the hour, how much the player can improve their skills depends on their own “understanding” ability.
1 hour 30 minutes long “coaching” sessions cost from 250 USD (5.9 million VND) to 350 USD (8.2 million VND).
Usually, the “teachers” who open this coaching service will have skills and rich knowledge of League of Legends, even the ability to climb rank can be considered as a Challenger in harsh servers like Korea.
Claiming to be the “Macro King” of League of Legends, this guy is struggling at the Korean Platinum rank.
However, recently a “teacher” was mocked by the online community when he dropped from Diamond 4 to Platinum 1 at Korean rank. In particular, the “teacher” NEACE who called himself “Macro King” experienced a losing streak of 12 consecutive matches with a “red last” match history.
The losing streak of 12 consecutive matches at Korean rank of “Macro King”.
Currently, this “ranking teacher” is located in Platinum 1 Korean rank with 17 LP points and 48% win rate (255 wins 281 losses). Therefore, many fans are “cheat” on this guy and feel sorry for those who have used his “coaching” service.
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