Introduction: The S15 season matches have officially started, and most players have been paying attention to the recent confrontations. The World Championship games are fiercely competitive. It was assumed that all players would concentrate on the matches, but surprisingly, some negative exchanges have still occurred in the LPL region. Fans following the games should be aware that there are currently two major unresolved mysteries in the LPL: one is the internal voice chat from RNG in the S8 season, and the other is the Iceland incident involving FPX in the S11 season. Recently, during a live stream, Xiaotian publicly addressed this matter, stating that if you put what he did to me onto anyone else, no one would forgive him. He actively started a conflict with Doinb during the stream.

Tian will never forgive him

Most players are quite familiar with the LPL region. As one of the former "big four" leagues, the overall popularity and enthusiasm for the LPL are indisputable. Since the S8 season, the region has won three World Championship titles. In recent years, due to the LCK's alliance system, many top professional players have returned to the LCK, causing the overall strength of top LPL teams to be somewhat unstable. Although LPL teams have had chances to reach the finals in recent World Championships, they have always lost to LCK teams at the last moment. Last season, BLG was especially unfortunate; they gained an early advantage in the final game but were immediately crushed by Faker’s Galio.

If you are an old fan of the LPL, you must be familiar with two major mysteries: one is the internal voice chat of RNG during the S8 season. At that time, RNG was at its peak, having won all previous championships, and no team could threaten them. The LCK region was not in its best form that year either. RNG faced the weakest G2 team in the quarterfinals, and just when everyone expected a regional showdown, RNG surprisingly lost to G2 in a best-of-five series. In the deciding match, Perkz’s LeBlanc completely dominated. To this day, the internal voice chat has never been released.

The other mystery is the Iceland incident involving FPX in the S11 season. FPX performed very well that year, and many believed they had a chance to win their second championship. However, FPX was eliminated in the group stage, completely disrupting the tournament's rhythm. There were even moments when the team appeared motionless, showing no will to win. After that, the team completely fell apart. Over the years, the Iceland incident has been mentioned many times, including by its main figures Xiaotian and Big B, who have both referred to it multiple times. Recently, the jungler Xiaotian once again publicly responded during a live stream.

When asked by fans if the brotherhood from the S9 season could be rekindled, Xiaotian bluntly said he does not forgive, asking why he should. He added that if what that person did to him happened to any of you, you would never forgive them in your lifetime. Big B also responded during the stream but avoided the topic, saying he had promised the former manager not to disclose anything and even claimed the Iceland incident was under confidentiality. Every time they address the issue, their answers are vague and unclear, revealing no key details. This only indicates that both must have problems; it takes two to tango. At that time, FPX was notorious for its toxic atmosphere.

Farewell Opinion

Honestly, it’s unclear who is truly at fault between the two, but it seems unlikely that neither is to blame. Perhaps one’s fault is smaller, and the other’s is greater. The team abandoned training and chose to play Xin Zhao, a champion that hinted at internal conflicts. It’s safe to say there must have been intense clashes; otherwise, after so many years, the issue would have been resolved. Xiaotian even openly stated in the stream that he will never forgive.

Dear viewers, what do you think about this situation?