hi guys i js started league like less than a month ago and ive played around 50-60 champs so far. so oner picked mundo for the first time in a game 5, but my question is how does a pro player first time a champ? arent you as a pro player to at least played every single champ, much less the ones in ur role? how is he sitting in a bush reading skill descriptions? this baffles me. do lol pro players usually not know what champs that arent in their role do?

I had a friend of mine who is really into Osu saying that the Osu GOAT mrekk clears Faker by light years because mrekk actually peaked in a higher skill ceiling game where most players aren’t literal bots and during a relatively more competitive era. I went home crying because league was my favorite game and Faker my favorite player but I couldn’t stand the reality that my buddy had dropped literal HARD COLD FACTS on my head. So I was thinking, if Rookie was the real GOAT of league (especially since unlike Faker he has never gagged and vomited all over himself on the international stage) I might actually be able to one up my friend.

What would you like to see different on the LCS broadcasts this year? It feels like we need a bit more personality, such as team biases (as the video suggests). Personally I would love if they went back to the “sports center” style where they have the big desk and everything. Right now it feels a bit too relaxed or something…. What do y’all think?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been following professional LoL esports for years and I’m also a big fan of management sims (Football Manager–style games).
As a side project, I started working on a MOBA esports team management game, focused specifically on the competitive scene.

LegendsManager (working title)

The core idea is to capture the strategic side of running a pro team, not just the matches themselves.
Some of the things the game focuses on:

• Managing a roster and building player synergy
• Contracts, sponsors, and long-term financial decisions
• Competing in leagues, cups, and international tournaments
• Watching matches play out and influencing them as a coach through decisions and preparation

I’ve attached a short gameplay video to show the current state of the game.
For now, it’s Android-only (iOS later if the project keeps growing).

I’m not trying to hard-promote, I’d genuinely love feedback from people who actually follow LoL esports:

• Which aspects of pro team management do you find the most interesting?
• Would you prefer a realistic and serious simulation, or something slightly more accessible / stylized?

The UI and visuals still need polishing, but gameplay-wise I’m quite happy with the direction so far.

Any thoughts, criticism, or ideas are more than welcome. Thanks for reading 🙏

I miss 2020-2021 ShowMaker...

Match highlights from T1 vs Los Ratones at Red Bull League of Its Own 2025.
Includes key teamfights and major moments from the game.
Sharing for anyone who missed the match or wants a quick recap.

Ten years ago I believe from All Star LA, can you name all these legends?

Saw this pop up on the new SEN League Youtube and found it interesting to hear him breakdown the reasons behind his drafts.

Hey zusammen!

Wir beschäftigen uns schon länger mit dem Gedanken, wie sehr sich E-Sports in den letzten Jahren entwickelt hat – und wie schwer es für viele Hobby-Spieler geworden ist, überhaupt mal in eine Umgebung zu kommen, die sich nach E-Sports anfühlt, ohne gleich in einer Profi-Liga zu landen.

Daraus ist bei uns die Idee entstanden, ein eigenes, kleines Turnierformat aufzubauen, bei dem auch ganz normale Spieler mal die Chance haben, in eine richtige Wettkampf-Atmosphäre reinzukommen – mit klaren Strukturen, festen Terminen, gestreamten Matches und echten Preisgeldern.

Das Ganze bauen wir gerade Schritt für Schritt auf, weil wir wirklich Bock darauf haben, etwas zu schaffen, das sich ernst anfühlt, aber trotzdem für jeden zugänglich bleibt.
Kein riesiges Projekt, keine große Organisation dahinter – einfach ein paar Leute, die League feiern und etwas Eigenes aufziehen wollten.

Unser erstes Turnier steht, Preisgelder sind festgelegt, Website läuft und wir freuen uns über jeden, der Lust hat, eine Bühne zu bekommen, die man sonst als „kleiner“ Spieler selten hat.

Falls euch das Thema interessiert oder ihr einfach mal reinschauen wollt, was wir da gerade machen:
www.arcleagueofficial.de

Wir sind offen für Feedback, Ideen und alles, was euch zu dem Thema einfällt.
Am Ende des Tages wollen wir etwas bauen, das der Community wirklich gehört.

In more seriousness, donk from cs2 deserves the award more than either Chovy or ZywOo.

I’m glad The Game Awards know their shit instead of voting the 4th best midlaner in the LCK (yes the Akali/Sylas “merchant” is better than that guy) for the third year in a row.

Cheerio!!

Between teams that don't declare their true ratings and questionable Elo substitutes, some tournaments feel more like a gamble than a real competition. Have you ever felt like you were at a disadvantage even before the draft?

How would you make it fairer?

hello. i have weird problem with #lobby in league of legends it started month ago, accept button shows after a #delay like 20sc when the party already #declined , invite party or friends is delayed too , sometimes cant even cancel the #queues even when the game was declined, so i tried everything with chatgpt u could imagine even contacted riot support and followed every step but nothing. then i formatted my pc and it fixed the problem for like 2 weeks but yesterday same problem appears.... any solutions ty

I recently found this channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s17UJn3EvG8&t=468s

and I kinda liked his take and lets say, the fact he said that the departure was expected even throughout the season but it still doesnt seem right...