The mysterious LOL prodigy falls, sparking widespread discussion online! The true identity is not AI, hard to rival Faker

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As the new season begins, teams from all major regions are rigorously training to prepare for future leagues, and amid this, a mysterious talent on the Korean server has sparked widespread online discussion.

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This player was once thought to be Elon Musk’s AI, but today the truth came to light.

92% win rate topping Korean server, suspected AI player

Here’s what happened: a netizen noticed a mysterious account recently topping the Korean server with an extraordinary record of 52 wins and 4 losses, an astonishing 92% win rate. The main roles played were mid and jungle. Due to such exceptional performance, suspicions arose that this might be an AI player, especially since a few months ago Elon Musk mentioned plans to form an AI team this year to challenge T1.

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At that time, everyone was discussing the matter, and T1 responded by accepting the challenge.

Because of this, when someone pointed out this account and speculated it was AI, many viewers were willing to believe it, as even the strongest professional players rarely achieve over 90% win rate topping the Korean server.

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Then this account became a hot topic online; many streamers began observing it closely. People dug up numerous ranked videos of this account and discovered many stunning plays. Perhaps influenced by the AI theory, viewers started analyzing evidence suggesting it was AI, such as never showing emotes after brilliant moves, never taking jungle monsters in dozens of games, and so forth.

True identity not AI, but BRO’s substitute mid laner

Including many streamers, who praised this so-called AI account for its exceptional skill, believing it really was AI. However, today the story reversed: Korean netizens carefully investigated and found that this alleged AI account’s true identity is Roamer, the substitute mid laner for the LCK team BRO.

Key clues include — Flash always in the first slot, Guardian Angel always in the second, Sheen in the third slot, wards placed in the fourth slot, usually filling in as jungle, with favorite junglers being Vi and Sylas, all matching Roamer’s habits.

Roamer’s main account is also visible on the Korean server, with only a 54% win rate. As a substitute mid laner, he is already 23 years old this year, so he can’t really be called a prodigy, and his age is not an advantage.

Another crucial detail is that the suffix after the # in the 92% win rate account translates from Korean as BRO’s sponsor Hanjin, which clearly proves this so-called AI account is played by Roamer.

Fans who continued to follow this account noticed that the reason for its high win rate was that before reaching 600 points, it hadn’t faced many professional players, so its hidden rating wasn’t very high. Once it met pro players, its laning phase began to show problems, not as impressive as many claimed.

The mysterious prodigy falls, unable to rival Faker

Thus, this brief “god-making” wave on the internet ended in failure. The so-called mysterious prodigy has fallen, or rather, there never was a true prodigy. In the current era of League of Legends, it’s very difficult for a genuine prodigy to emerge.

Everyone originally hoped for an AI player to appear and, as Elon Musk said, to defeat Faker head-on. But it seems Musk’s AI plan has not yet been implemented and may require further waiting.

Personally, after this event, people might be even more eager for the birth of an “AI player” because everyone has “long suffered,” having not witnessed a new prodigy sweeping through League of Legends for a long time. So the only hope is AI, which could challenge top professional players and achieve victory.

Faker’s legend remains unbroken; no one can rival or even come close to Faker. For now, time itself cannot defeat Faker — it remains to be seen if Elon Musk can accomplish this.