CL0UD

Zhenwei Hu, known in the scene as CL0UD, is a Chinese support who played for PEACE in the LCO, the Oceanic league. Retired at 31, he counts as a veteran in a sport where players are often young, and his career shows how Chinese talent has moved into competitive scenes abroad, bringing cross-regional experience to every roster he joined.

Support Identity

A support holds a team together, tying the bottom lane to the rest of the map and directing vision across it. He has to weigh aggression against restraint, judging when to commit to a trade, when to hold the enemy back with zoning, and when to put himself at risk so a carry survives. The role demands thinking ahead, and it tends to reward age, since map awareness and decision-making improve with the same years of play CL0UD built up.

Signature Champions

CL0UD’s champion choices reveal how he played. Thresh, among the most mechanically demanding supports ever released, rewards precise use of his lantern, hook and flay, and forces quick calls under pressure. Leona and Blitzcrank cover the engage side of his list; both are built to lock down a target and push fights toward his team’s preferred terms, and Blitzcrank’s hook can decide a game in a single moment. Sona offers a different approach, a sustain-focused enchanter who grows into a major force in teamfights. Taken together, these picks describe a support who was just as comfortable starting fights as he was enabling his carries.

A Veteran’s Path

Playing in the LCO with PEACE took CL0UD to Oceania, a region known for growing its own talent and for welcoming imports who bring an outside view. For a Chinese veteran, the league gave him a platform to put well-tested fundamentals into practice and to guide younger players by example.

Retiring at 31 closes a long chapter for CL0UD, one marked by a varied champion pool and a career that spanned borders. His mix of engage and enchanter play left a distinct stylistic mark, and the experience he gathered stays valuable if he chooses to keep shaping the game away from the stage.