Faker: You don’t have to practice every day to become a good gamer

If a person has tried and cannot succeed, then perhaps he or she should take time to rest. Champion League of Legends Faker showed why daily practice isn’t necessary and it doesn’t make you a gamer excellent.

Faker said in an interview with Fomos Esports (via Dot Esports): “I think that as a esports gamers pro, practicing and competing every day is not a great thing. That’s why I participate in many side activities… I don’t think those things affect my practice time. I try to think that those activities will broaden my horizons and this helps me to focus more on the games games.”

Stepping out of the game when you’re overwhelmed is one of the easiest ways to help you feel better, but it’s also one of the hardest things to do. Rest can give the body and mind a chance to really absorb, adapt, and deal with the situation better.

Although Faker didn’t specify what activities he enjoys, anything from playing a different genre game to doing something completely different can make a difference. Gamers can do incredible things if they get a break to recharge.

For Faker, the new season has allowed him and T1 to recharge and be ready to play even when LCS Spring Split operate at the highest level. After winning their opening match against DAMWON, T1 lost to Hanwha Life Esports 2-1, bringing their numbers to 1-1. Hopefully, Faker will stop playing Jump King and the rest of the team can maintain their determination to continue pursuing the title. LCK their fourth.
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