We can easily say that Faker is the player who will have marked the history of League of Legends the most. The Korean mid laner has the longest record regionally and internationally and has been chasing his fourth world championship title for years. A mission that seems impossible, but that he will try to accomplish during the next Worlds 2022. This time, his team is not starting as the favorite. The recent troubles at MSI and their runner-up finish in the LCK Summer Split don’t bode well for such a big challenge as reclaiming the ultimate title. However, neither he nor the fans are ready to give up.
The tribute to Faker as Worlds 2022 approaches
Now that clinging to current success is harder than ever for anyone who was enthused by Faker’s meteoric rise over four seasons in which he lifted three Worlds trophies, fans are still out there and no don’t lose hope. Calling the mid laner a survivor and confirming that he is still one of the best players on the planet, everyone who supported the player who once conquered the planet can relate to the final tribute that was given to him. rendered. It’s made by a fan, but with a quality that could very well pass for an official Riot Games video.
In addition to being a dizzying review of the mid laner’s career, What makes the montage created by Silvxs special is the focus on the player’s highlights from the past season. The truth is that, especially during the first six months of the year, Faker gave us performances that were reminiscent of his best. Clear proof that, as the title says, he is a survivor capable of continuing to adapt and live up to those cited as the best players in the world today.
But there is another story behind this video. The first time we watched a creation by Sivxs was during Worlds 2020, then again as the 2021 edition approached thanks to a second montage entitled “World Cups are everything”. Since then, the situation has changed: the former fan has now founded his own production company, working for professional teams such as G2 Esports, CLG or official Riot Games competitions, such as the LPL broadcast in English. A real consecration of which he can be proud.