MLG Spring Championship

Mmm, alguien sabe el nombre de la canción de fondo que sale con el teaser de la MLG ahora en el stream oficial cada vez que lo abres? .

It's awesome >_<

#4020 Se esta viendo mucho fanboy aparte de Kayle, Oriannas tambien hay a millares. xD

Y mira que Reinald que estaba en su mismo caso ha demostrado que se puede adaptar y jugar ofensivamente mejorando tu farmeo, creo que era el paso que debería haber dado Ocelote en vez de irse a top, porque lo podía hacer perfectamente, pero por razones X o Y no ha querido.

#4029 Antes de antes de antes estaba en gamed.de (jugando top) el cual quedó 5o/6o en la season1 gracias a candy, si tiramos para atrás pues imaginate, hasta shushei era Dios :3

Xpecial sobre la MLG

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First, I'd like to give my thanks to Major League Gaming for picking up League of Legends for the MLG Pro Circuit and for making Anaheim a very successful event - for viewers.
So far, MLG Anaheim has been the strictest tournament by far and it was not something that necessarily was the best decision and I hope that the staff is aware of this.

• Breaks between game. Often times, after a few 30-40 minute games, players have an urge to use the restroom. For the first day, any restroom breaks were completely disallowed and we were forced to wait in the booths for the next match to start, which sometimes took up to 5 minutes. MLG eventually gave us breaks after such information was made public on Reddit.

• Sound Issues. When games are delayed, it is more often due to sound issues than teams arriving late. MLG wanted to enforce the time schedule to the best of their ability, consequently this often forced teams to play without sound or communication. This affected CLG.EU in their game versus us and it is very frustrating for the players. This was also a problem for TSM.Evo in their game vs Orbit. Nhat was saying that the Astro headset set-up (which is basically a LAN communication hub) was not available for their station, forcing them to use Skype (least delay). Unfortunately, this meant that whenever the crowd behind them starting cheering, the noise would flood into Skype, making it impossible to communicate. One could imagine how difficult this might be during teamfights or even when the crowd was cheering for one of the other two matches that were likely being played at the same time.

• Booths. The soundproof booths were awesome - unless you had it the first day. The initial day, the booths were incredibly deafening for the players and the white noise would enter into mics, amplifying it and hindering communication (ironic, isn't it?). Also, in order for the booth to be ventilated, air would be pumped into the booths making it really cold. Fortunately, both these problems were resolved by the second day.

• Browsers. Whether it was at IEMs, IPLs or even MLG Providence, the notion that browsers had to be turned off for the start of a game was followed. But at MLG Anaheim, this was taken a step further, browsers were not allowed to be used at all, whether before or after a game. Players were then not allowed to communicate with fans on their Facebooks/Twitters, which I felt was an unneeded inconvenience for no benefit at all.

• Warming up on Dominion. Unless you had the liberty of playing in the booths, you were forced to warm up on Dominion. The admins went around telling players to get off of custom Summoner's Rift games and only play on Dominion, which I believe was simply a gesture of inexperience on MLG's part. However, it's something that definitely needs to be changed.

• Warming up in general. When series were brought to three close games, players were given very little time to warm-up, sometimes it wasn't enough time to do more than checking settings on hardware and software. This meant that some players didn't get any warm-up, which for some can impact a game negatively.

• Brackets and scheduling. Teams were given no information about brackets until an hour before the tournament started. I understand that the open bracket would have attributed to this, but there is simply no reason to not give any information whatsoever to the teams. We, Team Solomid, knew we were first seed for MLG, but we did not know when we would play our first match. We arrived at the event at around 1:30 PM, checked-in and had to wait for the brackets to be released at 4 PM. Then, we were told that we were playing at 10:30 PM, meaning that we had to wait 9 hours just to play our first match, something that could have easily been made known hours or even days ahead of time. Being more transparent could have made it so much simpler for players and cause much less frustration.

Anyways, I loved the amount of fans that attended their event and... AMA!

Me parece lamentable por parte de la organización poner esas condiciones y putear de esa manera a los equipos, os aconsejo que vayáis al link y veáis lo que responde a las preguntas de la gente, es muy interesante:

P: Now that you guys are declared to be the best in NA, do you feel like you guys are ready to face M5 once again?

R: Always

#4033 ??

Tanto que van de la mejor liga tal y cual, y tratan a los jugadores como esclavos? A jugar a esto, no puedes ir al baño entre partida y partida, no puedes practicar, no puedes hablar con los fans ?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿??

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