
Alan Cwalina, better known as Busio, is a 22-year-old support from the United States who plays at the highest level of European League of Legends. He currently holds down the bottom lane alongside his duo partner for Karmine Corp in the LEC, and he has become one of the more easily spotted Western imports on the continent. His move overseas is part of a wider pattern, with North American players increasingly looking to Europe for tougher opposition and new challenges.
Playing support, Busio serves as the voice and strategic anchor of his team during the early game. The position calls for constant attention, ward and vision control, and the nerve to make proactive moves that open up chances for his carries. Rather than sitting back behind protective utility like supports of earlier years, Busio plays the aggressive, play-making style that defines today’s supports. Pyke and Bard are the champions he leans on most, and both fit that approach.
Pyke suits a support who likes to roam, pick off targets, and reset skirmishes, and Busio uses the Bloodharbor Ripper to punish enemies who push too far forward. Bard plays differently: he is a wandering enabler whose meep collection and long-distance ultimate reward strong map awareness and well-timed execution. Taken together, these choices show a player who does his best work when he has the freedom to affect the entire map instead of just looking after a carry.
Competing in the LEC, one of the world’s leading regional leagues, puts Busio up against elite opponents every week. Playing for Karmine Corp, a club with one of the most devoted supporter bases in Europe, brings extra weight and expectations to each series. For an American adjusting to a new region’s meta, language, and communication habits, the transition is far from simple, and his continued place at this level points to real adaptability. Going forward, how far Busio can rise depends on whether he can consistently channel his aggressive instincts into clean, coordinated bottom-lane control, and how well he works with his lane partner as the roster chases trophies in a fiercely competitive league.
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| Polling Rate | 1000HZ |
| Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
| 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 | Medium |
| Color Level | 60 |
| Color Gamma | 55 |
| 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% |
Mouse Razer Viper V2 Pro White
Keyboard Razer Huntsman V2 TKL
Monitor HP OMEN 25 (NEW)
Gpu Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090
Headset Sennheiser HMD 300 PRO (LoL Worlds Partner)
Mousepad Logitech G640 Black
Cpu AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D
Chair Secretlab TITAN Evo LoL Worlds 2025
Camera Logitech Streamcam Busio (Alan Cwalina) is 23 years old, born October 22, 2003.
Busio currently plays as Support for Karmine Corp in the LEC.
Busio is best known for Pyke, Bard.

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