Letter hand tour in the name of League of Legends

70 18 doesn't mean that 70 18 players took the name "come here", but a series of numbers randomly generated by the system. Names before the # sign are usually displayed, but you need to enter numbers after the # sign to add friends. In fact, this naming method is the same as Blizzard's id system. The advantage is that you can repeat the name without robbing the ID, and the disadvantage is to add friends. There is no need to grab the ID, after all, you can repeat the name, and there is no need to grab the random number at the back, because it is better for the owner to change his name with the same name, and you can't see the numbers at the back. Because in the office and the loading interface, the player's nickname is displayed, and the real id is followed by "#+number/letter". For example, when you log in with Google, there will be #oce after the id, and there will be a number of #+4 after you log in with your fist account, so you can grab all kinds of popular IDs at will. Names like faker and uzi have been repeated thousands of times, and no player has received the prompt of system renaming because their real id has been marked. When adding friends, you must also enter your real ID.