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英雄联盟：那些年被喷的选手：IG没素质若风太菜？
近日TBQ的盲僧踢出了一片天，而他本人也在当晚开微博希望真爱粉不要去&搞事&。这里的意思就是不要去嘲讽他的老东家&&已经三连跪的LGD(微博)。于道义上讲，TBQ真的是做足了自己该做的事情。而遥想几个月前，他还淹没在喷子们的口水中。由于S5上的表现不佳，尤其是寡妇的出装，让TBQ成为了背锅侠。其实电竞圈中的职业选手状态起伏本是很正常的事情，但是残酷的环境造就了&没成绩，就滚蛋&的铁则。
TBQ被喷是因为他之前的自负行为，而LOL的职业圈子中几乎没有不被喷的选手。有人可能会说国内盛产喷子，其实国外电竞圈也好不到哪去，翻出去看看你们就会明白喷子是普遍存在的。一起来看看自从中国LOL联赛开始以来都有哪些人被喷吧!
笑笑曾经在自己的直播中回忆了关于IG被喷&没素质&的憋屈原因。当年王思聪接管IG战队后，IG战队因为小苍事件被误认为是没素质的战队。虽然其队员PDD和笑笑早期都是&段子王&，但是他们本人并不是穷凶极恶之徒。
而IG的管理层当时比较&孤傲&，对于媒体从来都是不闻不问，不待见。致使以讹传讹，IG的名声越来越差，而每当被和WE一起提及时IG队员们也都是一幅&反派&被丑化的形象，因此非常不好受，很委屈，很憋屈，每个人心中都有怨气。
直到2013年SWL总决赛，IG隐忍了一年战胜了WE后，PDD开心的跳了起来，挥舞拳头发泄心中的那种积怨。而这时候场下WE不理智的粉丝向IG的人丢水瓶，并且说&IG战队素质太低&。由此不仅没有解开IG的冤屈，反而是第二天IG又被喷了。
若风被喷太菜
WE的巅峰在IPL5，那时候若风的卡牌风靡全球。必须要承认的是全世界认为最强的卡牌在那个年代只有一个代表就是若风。而在WE巅峰期之后，若风是被认为退化最快的一个选手。S3的版本刺客开始崛起，但是他的中单打法比较软，偏刷团。随着2013年WE的成绩的巨幅下滑，而表现最差的若风自然成为了很多人的&喷击&对象。
卷毛和厂长被喷&叛徒&
WE成绩走下坡路后，卷毛，厂长和阿布从WE脱离。这里我们就不多说了，而从那以后厂长和卷毛顶着一大堆喷子的&叛徒&言论开始了EDG的征战之旅。从那以后EDG的成绩越来越好，而厂长和卷毛依然是队伍的Carry，得到了很多人的认可。
Cool被喷&态上皇&
2015年的OMG原本是最被看好夺冠的队伍，结果因为曝出队员不和而成为了很多人的黑喷对象。其中无状态或许是最惨的，不少人把他形容成&态上皇&，说他一个人搅乱了OMG整支战队。而无状态一直在隐忍，如今OMG的老成员也只剩他一人了。
天刀选手GodV，电竞麦哲伦，GoldV
LGD战队应该是目前被黑最多的，也是素材最丰富的。GodV由于去年的膨胀和自负导致他一直被人喷。S5上维鲁斯的反向Q成了&电竞麦哲伦&。LGD表现不佳，著名主播嘲讽他是&天刀选手&。甚至很多外国的网友在S5上给他起了个新ID：&GoldV&(黄金5)。以前用狐狸，妖姬和皎月杀出一片天的伟神已经失去了锐气。
除此之外还有很多选手都容易被喷
Marin获得了新称号&&&阿欢&(Marin中文名&张庆欢&)
这让人想起了Dade&&&阿珍&(裴御珍)
Deft被称为&朝鲜飞行员&
爱萝莉=赵传熊=红逗萝=扶不起的阿斗
总结：其实选手的能力和状态本来就是有好有坏的，Faker也并不能把把Carry，最近还不是被Bang带着躺了一局...当然有的选手可能真的是本身实力有限，当然这些人一般都会被淘汰出联赛，而相信现在能够活跃在一线战队的选手都是很不错的。因此电竞圈的粉丝们也应该学会理智看待选手们和战队状态的起伏。无脑黑是无法帮助一位选手成长的，多一点包容和信心或许国产的选手才会如雨后春笋般成长。
不要昨天喷了TBQ，今天因为他亮了一局就又捧到天上。这是病，得治!
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Message from Liquid`NazgulHey, everyone. Today, I'm making the biggest announcement of my career. It's a huge day, both for Team Liquid as an organization, and for myself on a personal level. I'm writing this you can get the other side if you click the orange link above.From this moment onward, myself and Steve Arhancet — the owner of the organization previously known as Curse Gaming — will go forward as co-owners in Team Liquid. All teams previously known as Curse Gaming will now compete under the Liquid name.This means Team Liquid now has a League of Legends team, and will be competing in LCS. On top of that, we will be fielding a Challenger team for LoL. For our Smash division, HungryBox and Chillindude will be joining up with Ken and KDJ, while Nuckledu will be representing us in Street Fighter. And this is only the beginning. 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