讀後心得

British Twitch streamer NoArmWhatley unfortunately fell from a height in the autumn of 2024, resulting in severe brain injuries and nearly complete blindness. After being in a coma for several weeks, he miraculously woke up. He did not give up on his love for League of Legends and created the "animation cancel" technique, successfully returning to the European Master rank, showcasing his resilient spirit and earning praise from netizens as the "real-life Lee Sin." Although his vision is impaired, with his left eye nearly blind and his right eye having blurred vision, he continues to play games in innovative ways and is preparing for surgery in hopes of seeing the light again. Recently, he participated in a live streaming competition held in London, continuing to be active in the streaming community.

British Twitch streamer NoArmWhatley experienced a fall accident in 2024, resulting in severe brain injuries and nearly complete vision loss. After being in a coma for several weeks, he miraculously awoke. However, this passionate player of League of Legends did not give up; instead, he created a visual recovery technique called "Animation Cancel," successfully rising to the European Master rank. His resilient spirit moved countless netizens, and he was praised as the "real-life Lee Sin." The accident occurred in the fall of 2024 when NoArmWhatley accidentally fell from the third floor while closing a window, causing severe head trauma and multiple fractures, putting his life in jeopardy. After undergoing decompressive craniotomy surgery and long-term treatment, although he woke up safely, he permanently lost most of his vision.

He humorously remarked, "As soon as I woke up, I wanted to play LOL," which became his main motivation during his recovery process. In his streams, NoArmWhatley admitted that his left eye was almost totally blind, with the central vision completely dark; his right eye was blurry, accompanied by symptoms of floaters. Even more challenging, every morning he had to wait for the blood inside his eyes to redistribute before he could see faint light and shadows.

However, NoArmWhatley utilized the movements of "blinking + looking up" to quickly shift the pooled blood in his eyes, temporarily restoring a few seconds of clear vision. He referred to this technique as "Animation Cancel," inspired by the skill canceling technique in League of Legends, which allowed him to assess situations and control characters in a short time. After months of training, his "technique" even astonished doctors. He returned to the Master rank with his main champion "Kennen," becoming one of the top 0.5% of players in Europe, truly earning the title of "real-life Lee Sin."

However, he humorously declared, "I'm not Lee Sin; I'm more like Vladimir who controls blood!" Although League of Legends has not yet launched complete accessibility features for visually impaired players, NoArmWhatley has carved out a new path with his persistence and creativity. He is currently preparing for surgery, hoping to see light again. Recently, he arrived in London to participate in a live competition event hosted by Minecraft streamer Tubbo, continuing to shine in the streaming community.