PDD AMA teaches you the recipe for top lane success: lane, farm, team battle, get dragon

(See: 2014 LPL Summer preview: what’s changed in China’s LoL scene)

Most asked about his future plans and for in-game tips, but we’ve translated a few of the more interesting questions and answers:

Q: What do you think of the current Invictus Gaming team and the new toplaner?

PDD: The new toplaner (YongSu) is not bad. He’s lacking some experience, but I’ve seen him play many matches and he works hard. Right now there may still be some communication problems, but IG will not let their fans down in the future.

Q: What will you do now that you’ve retired?

PDD: I definitely plan on being involved in eSports. I’ve been thinking about creating videos, streaming, or casting, but I still haven’t decided. Whether or not I’ll return as a player is also uncertain. Right now, I’m interested in hearing feedback from my fans and so far most want to see me live stream.

Q: How do you feel about your retirement? Do you have any regrets?

PDD: There are definitely some regrets. But after playing for four years, I’m not as good as before.

Q: You’ve been playing League of Legends for a long time and we consider you one of the oldest veterans. Did you ever regret going into eSports?

PDD: Never.

Q: Which match do you think is the most regretful in your career?

PDD: Probably the All-Stars (Editor: Most likely referring to team China’s second place finish in the All-Star Shanghai 2013, losing 0:2 to the Korean team).

Q: Aside from playing League of Legends, what else do you like to do?

PDD: Eat with team members, or doing other activities together. I also like playing RPG games.