LCK commentator sharply criticizes the Bin incident: suggests he come to Korea to play, BLG's top laner is very precious, but he doesn't appreciate it

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Recently, BLG officially announced Flandre's joining. Bin is still resting and has even stopped playing games, with no return date in sight. Regarding this, LCK commentators also shared their views on the show.

LCK commentator gives a sharp critique, suggesting Bin come to Korea

In a recent official LCK program, they discussed some recent events in the esports circle, including the Bin incident. The invited guests included coach Nofe, who previously worked in the Chinese and Korean regions, and players Wadid, Wolf, and CuVee.

Wolf first raised a question: "The LPL's employment system seems really free. Flandre just came out and could transfer right away, that's nice. Bin wants to rest and can just take a break like this? Is that reasonable?"

Nofe currently works as a commentator and streamer in the LCK, and positions himself as a supporter of the LPL region, closely following the LPL situation. Regarding Wolf's comments, Nofe said that fans are angry and curious about Bin's rest, and there may indeed be some undisclosed circumstances within the team.

Then Nofe gave a bold suggestion: Bin should go abroad to study, come to Korea to play matches!

Wolf thought it wouldn't be easy, while Wadid thought it was actually good and possible. Wolf then reiterated that there might not be a spot for Bin in the LCK.

Because there are only a few top teams, and they all have good top laners already. Sending Bin to a weak team would be meaningless.

BLG's top laner is very precious, seems not valued

After a brief discussion, several people agreed that the possibility of Bin coming to Korea is indeed low, from all aspects. The core issue is communication, no top team needs Bin, and there would be huge pressure from public opinion, since there has been no Chinese player joining the LCK before.

Another issue is Bin's personality and playstyle, which might face obstacles in the LCK, and he just had a meltdown in international tournaments.

Nofe then gave a new perspective: Bin should go to a weak team to experience it, so he would know how precious the BLG top lane position is. But despite saying that, no one really knows what happened inside the team.

Nofe's point is that Bin doesn't appreciate the opportunity at BLG enough.

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The logic is easy to understand. BLG is indeed one of the strongest teams in the world right now, with strong championship potential. With such a top-tier lineup, there is only one such team in the LCK region.

But Bin just rested as he pleased, seemingly not cherishing the opportunity. Of course, it's possible that BLG gave up on him.

Bin's rest incident may affect his entire career.

First, we need to explain Wolf's comments about the LPL's so-called mercenary system. Flandre's transfer can actually be compared to Diable's departure from the LCK. Diable was demoted by the team for not attending a fan meeting, and then disagreed and wanted to terminate his contract. BFX chose to terminate and exchanged for Taeyoon.

Wolf's doubt is actually baseless. He might criticize Bin's professional attitude, but suspecting the LPL's system is a bit strange.

Then there is Nofe's viewpoint. Personally, I think his sharp critique of Bin is correct.

First, Bin has already missed two championship opportunities: at MSI and EWC. As long as Bin played normally, not even needing to be great, BLG's chances of winning were very high. But Bin played too poorly, causing the team to lose.

Then, Bin's decision to rest this time could affect his entire subsequent career.

In such a critical year as S16, he should have seized the opportunity to win the World Championship. But if he doesn't play anymore and gives up these chances, no matter whether BLG wins the championship or not, it will be difficult for Bin's career to achieve anything again.

Imagine if BLG wins the World Championship; then BLG clearly doesn't need Bin, and Bin would go to another team. Currently, other LPL teams completely cannot assemble a top-tier lineup. And if BLG fails to win, the remaining hope of LPL will dissipate, and it's uncertain whether BLG can keep the original roster. Future opportunities will be even slimmer.