TheShy’s League of Legends settings: Keybinds and sensitivity

Don't be shy.
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Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok is a top laner who plays for the LPL’s Invictus Gaming. And despite only being 21, he’s a seasoned veteran in the League of Legends professional scene, having joined Invictus in May 2017.

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The Korean player’s champion pool includes Riven, Jayce, Aatrox, and Fiora, and he has competed at the World Championship two times. His career is highlighted by a Worlds win in 2018. 

Among his personal achievements are numerous First All-Pro Team and Best Top awards. He was also named the LPL Spring 2019 playoffs MVP.

Here are TheShy’s League settings.

Keybinds

Ability 1
Q
Ability 2
W
Ability 3
E
Ability 4
R
Spell 1
D
Spell 2
F
Item 1
1
Item 2
2
Item 3
3
Item 4
5
Item 5
6
Item 6
T
Trinket
4

Mouse sensitivity

DPI
2000
In-Game Mouse Speed
55
In-Game Camera Move Speed (Mouse)
50
In-Game Camera Move Speed (Keyboard)

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