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I'm kinda with you there Ross. Like, I like playing these games, but unless its an MMO where you need to devote extended periods of time, specially after you "finish" the game, I can't wrap my head around playing it at such a level where I feel like I need to be "The best.. Around.. " Or see the eye of the tiger or whatever.
Guess when it comes down to it I just want to move on and play more games.
Guess when it comes down to it I just want to move on and play more games.
I would think a training blog from a LoL "pro" would be along the lines of "I learned to pick tryndamere and mastered attack moving"
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Define good. according to Riot's stats I'm in the top 5% of ranked players, but I'm still 500 Elo away from the top players.
Define good. according to Riot's stats I'm in the top 5% of ranked players, but I'm still 500 Elo away from the top players.
I reallyyyy tried to become good at LoL, but I realized there really is no "good". Just keeping constantly in touch with champion releases, nerfs and buffs, and picking from a small pool of champions who excel at multiple roles. Beyond that there is last-hitting and item management, which neither are very extensive to get a handle on. The only thing to train is your team skills, but for individuals like myself, pfffftt. Trying to find a team es no bueno.
Trying to make a living playing games competitively? You might as well save yourself the time and go the white-trash route of buying $10 in lotto tickets every week. You'll have about as much chance of winning that as building a long-term financial future (or even the foundation of one) by playing video games in tournaments.
Does it have to be in a competitive environment? All of the examples in the article are multiplayer games but it never specifically says so.
he doesn't state it has to be a soley competitive environment. i'm not sure what daspooch is talking about...
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