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"I don't mind a mistake. "I feel like the game is going to be 35 minutes, and there is going to be a late-game teamfight," he said. Rasmus "Caps" Winther might be the best mid laner in the world. FNATIC is a global esports entertainment brand headquartered in London, laser-focused on seeking out, levelling up and amplifying gamers and creators. And jungler in the world is playing better right now than Fnatic's own Mads "Broxah" Brock-Pedersen? Bwipo was just along for the ride, learning as he went and playing to the best of his capabilities.And then there's the rest of Fnatic. "Garnering respect from Bwipo can be a difficult task. Our history is unparalleled. So if I were to play tomorrow, I could deliver a performance that makes me feel worthy of being top four at worlds. That's the type of player I want in my competition: a guy I know that if he [destroys] me, I'm going to come back stronger and give him something back later.

Bwipo knows this is the best chance he probably will ever have at winning a world title.As long as he can see Rekkles and the rest of his teammates finally achieve their lifelong dream they've been grinding for year after year, the sixth man is ready for any curveball thrown at him. China's franchising model is untouched, and the country's fascination with the game is only growing each day. "Bwipo is a unique individual in the world of esports. It was the other two Western teams, G2 of Europe and C9, Fnatic's semifinal opponent, that surprised him. "I can see Sneaky making mistakes and dying. In 2006, he started playing Heroes of Might and Magic III, then in 2008 he started playing World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. "To me, when I'm getting subbed in, I have to do a job that the person who got subbed out couldn't. "Outside of his gift of gab and expressive faces in-game that have inspired fan art renditions, the element that sets Bwipo apart from any other player in the world is the title he proudly wears that others find even somewhat embarrassing to hold.Although he has started several games over the year in the top lane, including the quarterfinal series win over China's EDward Gaming, Bwipo still considers himself the odd man out in the starting lineup of five. I'm the sixth guy. Anywhere. No one, that's who.But the main reason Bwipo believes Fnatic will be walking into the Incheon Munhak Stadium the first week of November is because of the person who stepped away earlier in the year. Paul "sOAZ" Boyer began gaming with Counter-Strike 1.6.He then transitioned into playing Dota, where he played with the French team iA in Argh League. Born in Sofia, Hylissang has been playing video games since 2004. When everything is even and all the chips are down on the table, Bwipo will bet on the same man every time: Rekkles. He [owns] me. Bwipo, or Gabriël Rau, is a top laner for Fnatic and EU resident. I don't even think I'm near the top right now when it comes to being the best [at my position]," he said. "What might seem on the surface as simple boasting or cookie-cutter trash talking has a lot more underneath the longer you talk with Bwipo. I want to play them more anything. "But I do think I can get there. And he revels in it. But I also think that with some luck and good preparation, we'll be able to expose a few weaknesses of theirs. According to Bwipo, the hype isn't just smoke and mirrors.

"I think [C9] is a good team," he said. Originally a mid laner in League of Legends, he transitioned to the top lane as against All authority and Fnatic …

(5:19)BUSAN, South Korea -- As Gabriël "Bwipo" Rau walked down the neon-soaked boulevard on his way to dinner near his team's beachfront hotel, League of Legends World Championship jacket proudly on, everything around him still didn't feel real.At the age of 19, in his first real season as a professional in a major domestic league, the top laner and Fnatic had made the semifinals of the biggest competition in League of Legends, only two best-of-five victories away from lifting the Summoner's Cup.All the lanky Belgian rookie could do over Korean BBQ was laugh.

To him, playing behind longtime veteran and inaugural world championship finalist Paul "sOAZ" Boyer is more of a gift than a curse.While other sixth men sit on the bench and wonder why they aren't starting, Bwipo sees his position in a different light. "I love playing against this guy. "When I signed on as a substitute, I was prepared to do anything I could do to help my team succeed," he said. These are players I look forward to playing. I'm a completely different entity. I'm not playing perfectly.

"I'm still making mistakes. "I'm not sOAZ II.