About Karsa
Known throughout the competitive scene simply as Karsa, Haohsuan Hung is a Taiwanese jungler whose career spanned two of the world’s most demanding regions. Now 29 and retired from full-time play, he most recently appeared under the LPL All-Stars banner, a fitting stage for a veteran whose name became synonymous with disciplined, high-IQ jungling.
A Jungler Built on Vision and Tempo
The jungle role rewards players who can think several minutes ahead, tracking enemy movement while orchestrating ganks, objective control and map pressure. Karsa embodied that cerebral archetype. Rather than relying purely on flashy mechanics, he thrived on reading the game state, timing his pathing around vision and constantly nudging lanes toward favorable trades. His approach demanded patience and precise communication, qualities that made him a trusted anchor for the teams that fielded him.
Signature Champions
Karsa’s champion pool leaned into that identity. Lee Sin, the perennial jungle skill-check, let him showcase the mechanical dexterity and playmaking that fans expect from a marquee jungler, while Kindred gave him a carry-oriented option that scaled through smart marking of camps and champions. Both picks reflect a player comfortable balancing early aggression with a longer, resource-hungry game plan.
His journey took him from the Taiwanese and broader Asian circuit into China’s fiercely competitive league system, where he shared jungles and rifts with some of the biggest names in the sport. Making an impact in that environment as an import speaks to both his adaptability and the respect he earned from peers who play the position at the highest level.
Though his days of grinding a full season are behind him, Karsa’s legacy endures as a template for the modern control jungler. Appearances like the LPL All-Stars keep him connected to the community that watched him grow, and his measured, vision-first style continues to influence how aspiring junglers understand the map. Whatever direction his post-playing path takes, his reputation as a thoughtful, dependable presence in the jungle remains firmly intact.
Signature Champions
Karsa’s Settings & Gear
Mouse Settings
| Polling Rate | 1000HZ |
| Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
Keybinds
Video Settings
| Resolution | 1920 X 1080 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Display Mode | Full Screen |
| Frame Rate Cap | 240 FPS |
| Anti-Aliasing | ON |
| Wait for Vertical Sync | OFF |
| Hide Eye Candy | OFF |
| Enable Screen Shake | OFF |
| Character Quality | Very High |
| Environment Quality | Very High |
| Effects Quality | Very High |
| Shadow Quality | Very High |
| Color Level | 50 |
| Color Gamma | 50 |
| Color Brightness | 50 |
| Color Contrast | 50 |
| Announcer Volume | 50 |
| Voice Volume | 50 |
| Sound FX Volume | 50 |
| Notifications & UI | 50 |
| Ambience Volume | 50 |
| Pings Volume | 50 |
| Brightness | 50% |
| Contrast | 50% |
| Gamma | 1 |
| Digital Vibrance | 50% |
Gear
Mouse Razer Viper V3 Pro
Keyboard Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL
Monitor HP OMEN 25 (NEW)
Gpu Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090
Headset Razer BlackShark V3 PRO
Mousepad Razer Gigantus V2
Cpu AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D
Chair Razer Iskur V2 FAQ
Karsa (Haohsuan Hung) is 29 years old, born February 14, 1997.
Karsa currently plays as Jungle for LPL All-Stars in the .
Karsa is best known for Lee Sin, Kindred.
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