LOL: Police arrest players in Internet

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A player of League of Legends has become a fatal rank. He was arrested in China in an internet cafe. After his presence was issued extra, he fell into a police officer in civilian. Apparently, you can simply do not immerse yourself as Challenger in China.

Why do strong LOL players fall in China? In Chinese city of Chongqing, a high-ranking LOL player went to an internet cafe. In the Chinese press he is referred to as Strongest King, so what is a Challenger player with us.

The Challenger rank in Lol receive very few people per server, there are about the best 0.011% of the games.

The player who was arrested now apparently at the Chinese server Iona, the first and oldest servers of China: The server is known to own one of the toughest solo queues in the world. Who becomes Challenger has right what.

Presence of a Challenger player is announced loud

In China, Internet cafes are like public gambling halls for gamers who spend their time there and there is usual that high-ranking LOL players like celebrities are treated. When the Strongest King came to the café, his presence was announced.

This became the player's fate: When the player went to the machine 19 to gamble, and his presence was proclaimed, the civilian police officer Yiho's Zang, who was in the cafe to go to the net to surfing. Zhang plays even lol and looked closer to the Straken Lol player.

When the police officer nourished him, he noted that the strong LOL player with ponytail sees a searched suspect pretty much similar. The suspect was searched for personal injury.

So the policeman took a photo of the suspect, made sure it was really the wanted and reported the police officers. The players then determined after he finished his game.

The policeman says:

I had an appointment to gamble a game. When I went to the bathroom at noon, I heard it. The Challenger came online and I saw a man with a dirty ponytail, which looked like our suspect before.

These are the follow-up : The arrest of the Lol_spielers has beaten some waves. On Chinese message boards you make fun of it. There are Chinese LOL players: And that's why I'm not a challenger!

In English speaking forums, however, it is completely mistaken that one is called in real life because one is so strong in Lol. That's the same in China, as if a big athlete was involved in the hall.

The Internet cafes in China are an important part of the gaming culture. But gaming in the public is not always nice:

After a man poked 20 hours, he could not walk anymore