League of Legends only got more complex the longer you played it.
If you had mechanics but no brains, your ceiling was Right Hand; if you had brains but no mechanics, your ceiling was Clearlove. On top of that, you needed high EQ. Otherwise, if you had brains and mechanics but no EQ, your template was young Uzi—you would have to go through who knew how many years of triple harvests before maturing. And if you had ever come into contact with the online training camps the LCK had launched the year before last, or participated in a club's youth training program, you would more or less understand that once you reached the later stages of this game, you genuinely had to attend a whole bunch of "theory classes."
In a sense, it was no different from going to school. It was just that the things you studied happened to be things you were willing to listen to.
At a time like this, Luo Zhen's advantages in education and EQ from having lived two lives became apparent.
There was no need to say much about EQ. As for education, the most highly educated person in the LPL was Principal Wang, who graduated from University College London's philosophy department. He had played Jhin with a 100% win rate in the Pro Scene, a record that remained unbroken to this day. Next came EDG's second crown prince, Haro, a graduate of Shenzhen University, who had repeatedly turned the tide for EDG during his time there and held up the collapsing building. A little further down was WE's 957, who had also been in a rather special tier of top laners during S7.
All of this showed the positive effect education had on players.
Even if none of that moved you, just look