Crikx

Playing under the handle Crikx, Jose Eduardo Gonzalez Anaya is a professional League of Legends support currently rostered by NCG Esports. He competes in the LRN, and he is still very much active in the pro scene.

What a Support Does

Not many positions ask a player to put the team first quite like support does, and Crikx fills that role. Instead of hunting kills or farming gold, a support spends the match boosting allies, owning vision across the map, and creating the openings that settle teamfights. Crikx starts out in the bot lane, shielding and assisting his marksman, then shifts into a roaming, play-creating role once the game spreads out. Placing wards on key chokepoints, cutting off enemy vision, and picking the moment to start or back off a fight are the quiet contributions that often swing a game for a support.

Playing for NCG Esports

Competing with NCG Esports in the LRN puts Crikx inside a Latin American scene that has consistently turned out strong players. As the support, he sits at the center of his team’s coordination, acting almost like an on-map director who tracks how the game is unfolding and calls the timing for key moves. His link with the team’s bot carry is the core of the duo lane, which is one of the most interdependent pairings in the game.

What Comes Next

For a support such as Crikx, progress shows up less in eye-catching personal numbers and more in the team results he helps put together. Sharpening his vision control, shot-calling, and engage timing will shape how much he adds to NCG Esports from here. As the LRN season moves along, his knack for lifting the players around him will be the clearest measure of his impact.