暑假第二份英文作業/2018.07.02-2018.08.24/施棋澧

2018/07/02-2018/07/06

• Chao-Hua “ATing” Chen—Chinese Taipei, main tank

Chinese Taipei’s hopes at the Overwatch World Cup may have been tempered due to their fairly inexperienced roster,

but there were still standouts, including DPS duo Keng-Yu “ShaiuLin” Lin and Erh-Fu “BLUE” Kao.

But no one was more consistent than main tank ATing, whose Reinhardt play has been unchained in the current meta.

The Hong Kong Attitude mainstay was a bright spot for his team, leading the way with his shield and landing big shatters for his teammates to capitalize on.

• 翻譯

中華台北隊在《鬥陣特工世界盃》因為陣中隊員缺乏經驗，所以非常難以獲勝，但還是有表現傑出的選手，包括 DPS雙人組Keng-Yu “ShaiuLin” Lin與Erh-Fu “BLUE” Kao。

但沒人比主坦選手 ATing 的表現還要穩定， 他所操作的Reinhardt表現已經跳脫當前的主流。他也是 Hong Kong Attitude 隊伍的台柱也是隊上的焦點，他用屏障幫隊友開路，

並使用技能輔助隊友擊退敵人。

South Korea

• Pan-Seung “Fate” Koo (LA Valiant)
• Tae-Hong “Meko” Kim (NYXL)
• Jong-Ryeol “Saebyeolbe” Park (NYXL)
• Hae-Seong “Libero” Kim (NYXL)
• Seong-Hyun “Jjonak” Bang (NYXL)
• Yeon-Jun “Ark” Hong (NYXL)

Sub: Jae-Hyeok “Carpe” Lee (Philadelphia Fusion) This year’s team for defending champs South Korea is 71.43% NYXL, an obviously very talented team that nevertheless had a hard time adjusting to the new meta heading into the Overwatch League playoffs. And now they have to deal with the hamster! But if anyone can do it, it’s basically-the-NYXL (feat. Fate and Carpe), but they’ll need to come in like a Meko-ball to silence the doubters.