Christmas is arriving here and it means that all things will have their ending as 2017 comes to an end. League of Legends as one of the greatest battle arena games, has attractd millions of gamers to challenge in the matches in the world. At this special day, the game also embraces its review for Mid-Season Invitational in 2017.
Players' goal in League of Legends mainly focus on destroying the the opposing team's "nexus". Well, for gold.raiditem, nothing is better than offering LOL Riot Points for players and see their cheering for victory. For many, that might involve looking back on real-world achievements, but for League of Legends players, it's a chance to recap the last 12 months on Summoner's Rift.
The Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) is an annual League of Legends tournament and the.second most important international aside from the World Championship. The event features the Spring Split champions of the five major competitive League of Legends regional leagues. This year more than 360 million unique viewers watched this year's League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational, according to end-of-the-year numbers posted by the official League esports website.
In 2017, the League of Legends esports circuit is made of more than 545 pros, across 109 teams and 13 leagues. Competing in this year's season, the website reveals, the "bloodiest" game had 79 total kills, while the longest game clocked in at 1:20:01. The shortest game, for comparison, lasted just under 17 minutes. The total data is similar with some data in World of Warcraft. Developers need data to adjust their gameplay style. The direct response to WoW is increasing number of wow eu gold buyers. So League of Legends will have the same effect.
In these games, the most-picked champion was Varus, who was picked 1,274 times. On the flip side, LeBlanc was the series most-banned champion, having been barred 1,834 times.
This year's Mid-Season Invitational, according to the numbers provided, by far had the most unique viewers, topping off at more than 364 million people over the course of the event. That said, the series' World Championship this year still had over 100 million viewers over the course of the entire event, watching more than 1.2 billion hours of video. During the event, fans contributed $2.6 million to the prize pool, totaling it to $4,946,970.
It is also worth mentioning that the new season begins in early January, with the release of patch 8.1, with the pro scene kicking off not long after. Giving that into consideration, it's time for you to buy League of Legends Riot Points at gold.raiditem and get ready to start building up your stats for 2018. Merry christmas and happy new year!
The Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) is an annual League of Legends tournament and the.second most important international aside from the World Championship. The event features the Spring Split champions of the five major competitive League of Legends regional leagues. This year more than 360 million unique viewers watched this year's League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational, according to end-of-the-year numbers posted by the official League esports website.
In 2017, the League of Legends esports circuit is made of more than 545 pros, across 109 teams and 13 leagues. Competing in this year's season, the website reveals, the "bloodiest" game had 79 total kills, while the longest game clocked in at 1:20:01. The shortest game, for comparison, lasted just under 17 minutes. The total data is similar with some data in World of Warcraft. Developers need data to adjust their gameplay style. The direct response to WoW is increasing number of wow eu gold buyers. So League of Legends will have the same effect.
In these games, the most-picked champion was Varus, who was picked 1,274 times. On the flip side, LeBlanc was the series most-banned champion, having been barred 1,834 times.
This year's Mid-Season Invitational, according to the numbers provided, by far had the most unique viewers, topping off at more than 364 million people over the course of the event. That said, the series' World Championship this year still had over 100 million viewers over the course of the entire event, watching more than 1.2 billion hours of video. During the event, fans contributed $2.6 million to the prize pool, totaling it to $4,946,970.
It is also worth mentioning that the new season begins in early January, with the release of patch 8.1, with the pro scene kicking off not long after. Giving that into consideration, it's time for you to buy League of Legends Riot Points at gold.raiditem and get ready to start building up your stats for 2018. Merry christmas and happy new year!