The story of how one player got into Diamond League in League of Legends and how you can get there too.
League fans often complain about Riot always releasing conventionally attractive champions. Here's why the complaints are often unjustified.
It's cause the females all share the same model... or they're getting younger and younger to borderline strange.
League of Legends is one of the first MOBAs, boasting many unique characters and mechanics, yet today struggles to produce anything original.
A skin more expensive than the PC you'll play the game on.
People can be pretty stupid when it comes to money. I mean there was an article on here about a moron who spent $1 million on a skin for a gun. And look how many suckers feed Star Citizen cash as well. So I would not be surprised if some dumbass was or is dumb enough to buy this skin. $500 for a skin nah I would rather use the money towards something tangible like food, rent, gas, bills.
I doesn't matter if we boycott or not. This Skin was never meant for the western market. Korea and China are the true targets and they will buy it like there is no tomorrow.
You don't need to give us reasons why to boycott the skin / game / company. We already know to do so.
Diapers, redbull and steady social security cheques?
Id like to see 3 months and grandmaster league sc2.
Getting good is only part textbook: Builds, counterpicks, team comps, proper laning. The rest is mechanics (technical skill), reaction times, good judgement. Just like in Sports some people are innately built better for the game, you also need the drive and willingness to learn
I know somewhat of pro level tactics, how to lane, and general strategies, the textbook aspect. However because I can't always land my spells, make bad judgement calls, panic in bad situations and just general inconsistency I'm stuck with the majority of players