Competitive League of Legends
 

Alright so as far as I know the only regulars here that are interested in specific eSports at all are DwnWthVwls and myself and since it seems like we both focus on League I made this thread for that game specifically. If there are any other games with a fanbase here that can have it's own thread which would be great!

Anyway for now it seems like this thread will be solely DWV and me chatting about LCS/LCK/GPL/etc results but if there are any more that are already invested or interested in getting into it we can definitely help getting you acclimated with all the important stuff to know

Anyway LCS starts THIS WEEK and I am PUMPED. First game of the NA split is Cloud 9 vs TSM which is how it should always be, start things off with the greatest western rivalry in the sport 8)

Also, disclaimer: I had specific permission from mods to make this topic completely off-limits from any off-topic posting, so if you want to come tell us that we're dumb for enjoying this hold your breath and go post it somewhere else because I'll report the post.

Do you want me to move this to the sports sub-forum?

It's probably fine here but if you think it fits better there that's fine with me too.

The thing I like about is even though I know you're asking sincerely, it still feels like you're joking.

Big3 also plays League. Idk if he follows pro scene though.

I mean, if I log in and see that a game is happening, I'll watch it. But the appealing thing to me is how to take the hand your dealt and adapt and win. The pro's to me are like guides. I've looked at some OddOne videos, but only to see how he built Maokai (my main) so I could cut out a lot of trial and error.

Also, I'd love to see an American team beat Korea. Otherwise I'm a big ol' "meh"

This is apparently a thing: Fantasy LCS

Join the league if its not full: http://fantasy.lolesports.com/share/...bDjOMUc909IHZ5

Sounds cool, but I don't have an interest in fantasy leagues. I just enjoy watching pro strats/games.

Can't get in for some reason so it must be full I guess

And also an NA team has beaten a Korean team lately, TSM did a couple tournaments ago anyway but at the most recent international tournament TSM got shrekt

I'm looking forward to seeing these new teams perform. I didn't watch any of the summer split qualifiers so I have no idea what to expect. Fingers crossed for a new powerhouse.

Any major roster changes? I haven't been following it since last season ended.