CL0UD

CL0UD is the tag carried by Zhenwei Hu, a Chinese support player who spent time with PEACE in the LCO, the Oceanic league. At 31 he is a veteran by the standards of a young sport, and though now retired, his career reflects the international movement of Chinese talent into competitive scenes far from home, adding cross-regional experience to the rosters he joined.

Support Identity

The support role is the connective tissue of a team, binding the bottom lane together and orchestrating vision across the map. A support must balance aggression and caution, knowing when to trade blows, when to zone the enemy, and when to sacrifice himself to keep a carry alive. It is a cerebral position, and one that tends to age well, since map sense and decision-making sharpen with the very experience that CL0UD accumulated over his years in the game.

Signature Champions

CL0UD’s champion pool paints a clear portrait of his style. Thresh, one of the most skill-expressive supports ever designed, rewards mastery of his lantern, hook, and flay, and demands split-second decision-making. Leona and Blitzcrank round out the engage side of his repertoire, both champions built to lock down targets and force fights on his team’s terms, with Blitzcrank’s iconic hook capable of ending a game in an instant. Sona provides contrast, a sustain-and-poke enchanter who scales into a teamfight powerhouse. Together these picks show a support equally at home initiating fights and enabling his carries.

A Veteran’s Path

Competing in the LCO with PEACE placed CL0UD in Oceania, a region known for developing talent and welcoming imports who bring outside perspective. For a Chinese veteran, that setting offered a stage to apply hard-won fundamentals and to mentor through example.

Now retired at 31, CL0UD closes a lengthy chapter with a diverse champion pool and a career that crossed borders. His blend of engage and enchanter mastery leaves a memorable stylistic signature, and the depth of experience he gathered remains an asset should he continue to shape the game from beyond the stage.