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Undoubtedly, League of Legends has promptly taken hold among the prevalent video games with high user base. It is a highly volatile meta-game consists of constant patches and additions from the developer. Despite this, the same patterns come in every single game, particularly when anyone looks at a total of 100,000 players over 10,000 games.
League of Legends is actually developed by the Riot Games Company. It has a very unusual business model. As per the official reports, in the month of January, the company showed off amazing 27 million daily-active players and the 67 million monthly-active players.
Marc Merrill, a Riot Games co-founder and the president stated that, “The League of Legends’ tournaments, plays a vital role to bring in new players and to motivate the existing ones.”
Another worldwide League of Legends’ tournament is taking place this month. The grand finale will be on 19th October in South Korea. The interested players should stay updated regarding Kotaku’s League of Legends and highlight Reel tabs on the results.
You can also watch the tournament related video, including a short interview with Cloud 9 (team competing in the quarterfinal). The video captures the movements of 100,000 players in 10,000 games, showing over a 6 years of cumulative player time.
If someone of you has ever played, the League of Legends, should have found it interesting, especially ahead of the World Championship Semifinals starting later today.
Rebecca McGhee
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