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There are a couple of events that definitely inspire us. I have probably watched every single Olympic Opening Ceremony at least twice, haha. The Super Bowl halftime shows are also performances that we reference a lot of the time. Also, we look at traditional concerts as well. One of the main inspirations for last years show was a hologram DJ set by Eric Prydz. The quality of the stuff he did was a huge thought starter for some of the stuff we wanted to do.

Overall, we try to look at what these different shows do well, and see how we can adapt and push them in new and fun ways.

Well... we're trying to work it out in the budget but we think the next iteration of the 2017 dragon would be to acquire a real one. Lot of questions around high food cost and transportation... also insurance

Sorry we can't tease anything but hope that made you laugh :')

UPDATE: As of 2pm PT the AMA has officially ended, but a few members of the team will likely stick around and continue to answer questions where they can. Thanks to everyone for participating!

In one of the most collaborative moments in Riot Games’ history, art and technology came together to bring Awaken, GIANTS, and Phoenix to life at the Opening Ceremony of the 2019 League of Legends World Championships.

In the video, 10 Months, 10 Minutes, we show a behind the scenes look into the work and collaboration that went into putting on the memorable moments in esports history.

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Congratulations on 4mil!

Well China and Korea are competitive unlike NA vs EU

C9 Kidd Pirates for the supernova trio then

I'd give a big +1 to path of exile. The mechanics of character movement are pretty similar to league (also top-down view), but it's purely solo PvE.

Senna, personally

In addition to the points /u/EsterWithPants made, some champions just have higher winrates at lower elo than higher elos. For example, Aphelios is 50% winrate at masters and only 46% winrate at silver. This is due not only to the difficulty of the champion, but also the coordination burden of their playstyle. Taliyah is another example, her winrate at silver in mid-lane is 49% but goes up to 52% as you get to higher elos.

Inversely, Annie, a simpler champion, is higher winrate at lower elos than higher ones. That tends to make a compelling argument for why simpler champions should be played if you're intending to climb from bronze, silver, etc.

If you want to check these stats for yourself, check sites like ...

I'm guessing this only happens sometimes? What game modes are you playing when this happens? Also, after you restart your client, filling a bug report through the client (bottom right corner), is a big help for us.

No problem, and thank you back.

We’re feeling hopeful. We know it’s on us to deliver a better experience so people don’t have reason to complain.

The new comms approach on this is to provide a detailed update at least every two months sharing progress on client work. The first blog was about 6 weeks ago, so expect the next one within the next two weeks.

I think we do ourselves and you all a disservice when we put out vague promises to “fix it” (as we admittedly did a year ago in the post referenced by OP). So instead, we’re gonna use blogs like the one coming out in the next two weeks to share very explicit technical information about not just improvements we’re making, but also setbacks—with no bullsh*t about the reality of it. Then...

New001 is very much around. He runs the group that oversees League PC, TFT, and Wild Rift. So you’ll see plenty of Joe but we also want to make sure you see badasses like Jess too.

The roadmap will go over those 2 new champs as well as another new champ we haven’t talked about yet