Although he started playing League of Legends during its beta stages, he did not stick for long as a pro player. At first, ocelote became a star when he was playing for SK Gaming, but eventually founded his team: Gamers2. He was banned twice throughout his career because of his toxic behavior during games (a long-running issue in the LoL community). With time, Carlos has taken steps to change his behav

If a group fight starts off with Glacial Fissure hitting most of the enemy team they can kiss their sorry butts goodbye. This is why this ability has a long casting time in general. Players need to be absolutely sure this move works but when it does, it can make engaging the enemy a bre

Umbral Glaive needs little introduction. This Lethality item was added as an aggressive option for the growing pool of AD-oriented support picks. It also could be used on AD assassins in some cases, but usually doesn't find itself in their inventory anymore. It may not be as cheap as it once was, but its power is still the s

When it comes to improving your skill at League of Legends , it can be tough to utilize most advice players tend to give. Many higher-level players will give extremely detailed and confusing suggestions if you aren’t experienced, and others will give extremely timid words like "be caref

Despite her falling from that pedestal, the skin remains one of LoL's best. The details on the reporter outfit and microphone, the wind-blown umbrella, and the glasses all drive the joke home. Plus, the voice actor's excellent performance just makes the skin a treat to have in any ma

League of Legends professionals are mostly very young and many don't stick with esports as competitive players for too long. Generally speaking, these players retire in their mid to late 20s and take alternative career paths within their niche. Many become coaches, team owners, streamers, commentators, or something similar. Just look at Phreak, Kobe, Saintvicious, Jatt, and many others for evide

The active, Stasis, is absurdly powerful in the right situation. Using the Stopwatch will turn the user gold, rendering them untargetable and invulnerable for the duration. The user can't do anything during the duration either. This item has so many different uses that describing them here would take quite some time. It can dodge abilities, buy time for allies to arrive, buy time for defensive cooldowns, or simply just look cool while styling on opponents. There's a reason pro-LoL fans see more than one Stopwatch in every single competitive match; its active is too good to pass

If you’ve never played the ARAM game mode on the Howling Abyss, this Reddit meme is a great visualization of what it’s like. The hallway is still certainly more complex and competitive in the standard Summoner’s Rift, but it’s easy for the lane to turn into a vivid and destructive battlefie

Braum raises his shield in the target direction, creating a barrier that intercepts incoming non-turret enemy projectiles and reduces the damage he takes through the shield. The first instance of damage blocked by his shield is negated comple

Everfrost's active fires a skillshot out in a cone. Enemies in the center of the cone get rooted and take bonus damage, while other enemies hit are simply slowed and take some damage. This active now fires fast and has a relatively short cooldown, giving more wave-clearing power and lockdown to control mages who need the help. It's less of a dopamine hit than either Luden's or Liandry's, but is situationally oppress

One of the things that prove his mechanical superiority in the game is the fact that he held the highest CS/M throughout every season of LPL that he was in since 2015. He also managed to get five pentakills in LPL games. However, though he was a remarkable player, he has had attitude and discipline issues like many professional League play

The former owner of team Origens, Enrique "xPeke" Cedeño Martínez used to be a feared mid-laner in Fnatic. His favorite champions were Kassadin, Ahri, LeBlanc, Orianna, and Zed - one of the most banned champions ever . The last time that Enrique Cedeño was seen on the mid lane professionally was back in 2

Score was afflicted by the "second place curse" as it was generally called. This became a meme because, for many years when competing in the LCK, Score would end in second. Luckily for him, the curse was broken in 2018. After that moment of hard-earned success, the player retired in 2

In a brutal 3 - 0 set, SKT T1 beat out tournament favorites Royal Club and SK Telecom T1 alongside their legendary Mid Lane player, Faker. He created a legacy that would go unrivaled to this day. At the time of this victory, SKT T1's roster consisted of Impact, bengi, Faker, Piglet, and PoohMa

It’s not just the mid-laner who needs to deal with the chaos of the central lane, it’s everyone. Thanks to how easy it is to reach, most team fights will usually surround this lane, with junglers trying to get behind entire teams from either side of the jungle and the other teammates trying click to investigate push up this primary ro

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