EPTOGN to broadcast LoL league/show - Page 2
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KillerSOS
United States4207 Posts
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J1.au
Australia3596 Posts
Does anyone know what KeSPA's involvement in all this will be? | ||
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Eladir
Greece467 Posts
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
Will this be streamed ?  | ||
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Chiharu Harukaze
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Riot's picked up a lot of big names. Big hopes for them. On January 11 2012 04:53 J1.au wrote: Hopefully we will be able to watch the broadcasts on YouTube. Does anyone know what KeSPA's involvement in all this will be? Iirc, Loco said Progamer Licenses are dependent on KeSPA and he wanted to win WCG qualifier to get KeSPA license. So likely they'll be managing development in the LoL Scene, especially since they're tied in with a lot of what OGN does. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
Either way, it's just one ranking difference but seeing LoL catching on in the birth country of international ESPORT is a good sign. | ||
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D.Devil
Germany227 Posts
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
1. AION ONLINE 11.9% 2. SuddenStrike ONLINE 10.96% 3. FIFA ONLINE2 7.7% 4. Warcraft3 6.45% 5. Starcraft Brood War 6.05% 6. League of Legends 4.69% 7. MapleStory 4.21% 8. World of Warcraft 3.3% 9. Lineage 3.26% 10. Dungeon and Fighter 2.8% edit. the percentage numbers change on a daily basis... but basically here is the top10 games in korea and the source is here: http://www.gametrics.com/ -> data updates everyday | ||
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Riot Janook
United States112 Posts
--- I'm trying to get my username updated but, until then, I am Riot Janook. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
On January 11 2012 05:18 NeoIllusions wrote: Is it top 5? I was talking to Zileas over dinner yesterday and he said that LoL was 6; it's really hard to break into the top 5 most popular/most played game list. :O Either way, it's just one ranking difference but seeing LoL catching on in the birth country of international ESPORT is a good sign. u are right but it was top5 last month or something when i read... it changes every week though edit. As far as I heard GomTV is also interested of LoL. | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
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infinitestory
United States4053 Posts
On January 11 2012 05:24 Janook wrote: I'm really excited for this! --- I'm trying to get my username updated but, until then, I am Riot Janook. Hi there, and a warm welcome to TL League of Legends! | ||
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lurked
Canada918 Posts
On January 11 2012 05:24 Janook wrote: I'm really excited for this! --- I'm trying to get my username updated but, until then, I am Riot Janook. I'm really excited about this too, and I can't wait to see what the pro scene will be like when this explosion settles down. On January 11 2012 05:21 emucxg wrote: Top 10 Games in Korean PC bang 1. AION ONLINE 11.9% 2. SuddenStrike ONLINE 10.96% 3. FIFA ONLINE2 7.7% 4. Warcraft3 6.45% 5. Starcraft Brood War 6.05% 6. League of Legends 4.69% 7. MapleStory 4.21% 8. World of Warcraft 3.3% 9. Lineage 3.26% 10. Dungeon and Fighter 2.8% edit. the percentage numbers change on a daily basis... but basically here is the top10 games in korea and the source is here: http://www.gametrics.com/ -> data updates everyday I really wasn't expecting such a representation in PC Bangs, grats Riot, and keep it rolling!  | ||
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Symbolix
Canada33 Posts
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JBright
Vancouver14381 Posts
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + It's about who's casting/commentating in the upcoming OGN LoL Invitational | ||
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Abenson
Canada4122 Posts
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Woony
Germany6657 Posts
On January 11 2012 04:10 Two_DoWn wrote: Unfortunately it doesn't matter how much you practice. LoL is cerebral, not mechanical. You either understand how to lane, gank, build a team, and fight, or you dont. There is mechanical skill involved, yes, but it isnt the same as say BW. Understanding and experience is much more important, especially when it comes to making damage trades in game, its what separates 2k+ players from 1800 ones. And Lol pros play FAR more than single digit hours per week. As much as everyone not involved in lol wants to bash on solo q, it is a very good way to practice and keep individual skill up. You get to see a wide variety of champions and builds, test new things out, and maintain situational awareness. Scrims are good practice in terms of team communication and we are seeing a lot more scrims nowadays, but are they that much more efficient than 2 members of a team duo qing? I dont tend to think so. And as much as everyone gets butthurt about it, the NA and EU servers will be miles ahead of the other servers for quite some time simply because of the back-loaded experience and sheer amount of time top pros spend in solo q messing around with stuff. But there's also the whole team dynamic thing which individual games don't have. A team that practices together a ton will easily beat an unpracticed team of much higher individual skill. | ||
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scDeluX
Canada1341 Posts
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