League of Legends iG Unveils New Logo! Is Letting All Coaches Go Worth Considering?

Every time I stand at the entrance of the invitational, I always hope there's a new village hidden behind the mountain. Unfortunately, the news iG brought this time is like an old map that was forcibly redrawn. The original coaching staff has officially stepped down, and three guides, including Mafa, have suddenly disappeared. This abruptness feels like walking halfway only to find the quest line forcibly cut off.

Looking further in this direction, bot lane player Photic has also disconnected to become a free agent. The club claims they failed to reach an agreement with the coaching staff on the future direction of competition and training. This reason feels like an invisible wall set at the map's boundary, with new supervisors Kezman and Helper joining to fill the void.

Venture a bit further and you'll find players JiaQi and Breathe joining to take the bot lane positions. For an open-world addict like me, new NPCs mean new story lines. But the truth beyond the map is that frequently changing guides will cause veteran players to lose their way. The club is cooperating with the league to handle the registration process for relevant personnel; the efficiency is quite fast. It's just unknown whether the new path will lead to broader scenery or a dead end.

The core standard for evaluating this new team remains whether this world is worth exploring. I hope this change will be like discovering an unmarked path, bringing true surprises. After all, no one likes going around in circles in a restricted dead end.