Formal teaching is outdated, and the popularity of League of Legends anchors has declined, so they have been forced to switch to playing other games.

After the League of Legends S14 finals, all professional players are in the off-season. This period is the most suitable time to start live broadcasts and interact with fans. It is also okay to take the opportunity to play entertainment mode or other games to show the public a leisure and interesting side, which is also good for popularity. It helps.

There are winners and losers in the game, and some are happy and some are sad. The failure of the all-Chinese BLG team to win the championship has brought some shocks to both the professional players and the team. Many veterans such as Cryin, Wayward, and Mark lost their jobs during the transfer period, and some were completely laid off. The announcement of their withdrawal from the game and the introduction of new blood are things to look forward to, but considering their past glory and the effort required to hold on until now, it is still a pity.

LPL failed many times, fans were discouraged and changed games

If multiple LPL teams still fail to win the next World Championship, it will be even more difficult to make progress in the future. The popularity of the event will definitely decline. The audience will think that since the chance of winning is zero, why waste time to continue chasing it? It will be less interesting. , even the desire to play the game was lost. Not to mention professional players, even players collectively gave up League of Legends during the transfer period and went out to look for new horizons.

Faced with this new phenomenon, what should professional players do? If the number of game players decreases, won’t they also lose fans? If you usually like to watch League of Legends live broadcasts, you should have noticed recently that the top anchors seem to be less active when there are no games. The state is a bit decadent, playing all kinds of games, giving people the feeling that they are not doing their job properly, just don't touch League of Legends. Shuijing is one of them, who never opens the LOL client. Even the famous Doinb has shown signs of giving up, announcing After switching to PUBG , is LPL gradually declining?

Fewer people are watching League of Legends live streams

Some professional players still insist on live streaming League of Legends, and like to share their unique secrets. When they open the camera, they play ranked matches first. Unfortunately, the number of viewers is getting smaller and smaller. Even if the legendary Faker, the top player in League of Legends, is played, not many people click on the live broadcast. "Biscuit", we can probably conclude here that, first, LOL players don't like to watch videos about League of Legends, and second, LOL anchors have hit a bottleneck period, and if they want traffic, maybe it's time to consider transformation.