#4 - NaMei
Riot·9/16/2014, 5:44:50 PM·0 votes·66,031 views
As part of our Countdown to Worlds, we celebrate the Top 20 players of the World Championship.
Team - Edward Gaming
Region - China
Position - ADC
Signature Champions
When Uzi was in LA in 2013, the world’s best AD carry was still in China.
Zhu “NaMei” Jiawen is the only player to have been present in every single LPL final, and he has just claimed his third consecutive LPL victory. NaMei’s ability to predict skillshot trajectories allows him to position such that he can do more damage than most other AD carries. With an adept zoning top laner like Koro1 to peel for him, NaMei is nearly unkillable, which allows him to plow through the enemy tank line without fuss.
NaMei isn’t just skilled in team fighting, however. NaMei’s understanding of minion denial allows him to lane against the best and come out ahead in both farm and trades. He isn’t content to leave his opponent undisturbed in the lane when he can go for the throat.
If one needs further convincing of NaMei’s power, look no further than his Jinx record. He’s only played the champion six times, but when he brings it out, he’s serious. If Jinx graces the international stage in his hands, you’re in for a SuperMega treat.
Check out the other players on the list!
Who do you think is #3 on our list of the 20 greatest players at #Worlds? Tweet @lolesports or comment below to let us know!
#4 - NaMei
Team - Edward Gaming
Region - China
Position - ADC
Signature Champions
When Uzi was in LA in 2013, the world’s best AD carry was still in China.
Zhu “NaMei” Jiawen is the only player to have been present in every single LPL final, and he has just claimed his third consecutive LPL victory. NaMei’s ability to predict skillshot trajectories allows him to position such that he can do more damage than most other AD carries. With an adept zoning top laner like Koro1 to peel for him, NaMei is nearly unkillable, which allows him to plow through the enemy tank line without fuss.
NaMei isn’t just skilled in team fighting, however. NaMei’s understanding of minion denial allows him to lane against the best and come out ahead in both farm and trades. He isn’t content to leave his opponent undisturbed in the lane when he can go for the throat.
If one needs further convincing of NaMei’s power, look no further than his Jinx record. He’s only played the champion six times, but when he brings it out, he’s serious. If Jinx graces the international stage in his hands, you’re in for a SuperMega treat.
Check out the other players on the list!
Who do you think is #3 on our list of the 20 greatest players at #Worlds? Tweet @lolesports or comment below to let us know!
