The secret to being good at LoL

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The birth of dota

I think it would be more accurate to say "MOBA" rather than Dota because LoL isn't Dota but it's definitely MOBA which is the genre that was born out of Dota. Then again it does kinda work anyway.

but when dota came along it wasnt considered a "moba" for a while so it is infact that warcraft created dota and dota created mobas as a whole

That's why I added the "Then again it does kinda work anyway."

by the way, you just kind of repeated what I said with other words.

no u arent getting it Warcraft didnt create mobas it created dota which wasnt a moba as the term hadnt been created so saying warcraft created mobas like u said isnt true as that is what dota did.

we both already has the same information but the thing is that we both look at it differently


The difference between how I look at it and how you look at it is this:


How I look at it: Dota IS the first moba therefore the first moba came from wacraft 3 and Moba wouldn't have been created if wacraft 3 didn't create Dota.

How you look at it: Dota CREATED the Moba genre so so you would rather say that warcraft 3 just created Dota but Moba then came from Dota afterwards.


In all honesty we are both correct, it's just that we have different ways of looking at it.

no its not the same im trying to tell you that when warcraft created dota it wasnt a moba mobas werent created till quite a time after it was

oh wait... you mean that Dota STILL isn't a Moba don't you? well I'll have you know that Moba stands for "Multiplayer online battle arena". so just like there are RPG mods, Dota is a Moba mod

I know it wasn't known as a Moba because the term "Moba" didn't even exist back then. But the way you put it it's like dinosaurs weren't dinosaurs while humans didn't have a word for them.

You're joking, right?

Well, LoL is derived from DOTA (Defence of the Ancients), which was a "game within a game" on battle.net where players basically did what is done in LoL, except on a harder level. After that some guys realised they could just make it a bit easier and make a game out of it (that isn't within battle.net). After some tinkering you get LoL.

tl;dr LoL is derived from a Warcraft 3 game on battle.net

Anyone correct me please if I didn't get it completely right.

Yeah you're right is not a very complex story.

Dota -> A good idea made a map, but with bad controls, item display and graphics.
Lol -> Dota improved, better control of char, no lag (73% of times), good item display and nice graphics.

I don't know if I'm using the word "display" right lol

Because it's blasphemous to play or know about LoL and its popularity without knowing its forefather.

Excuse me but where does it say he's playing LoL?

I actually thought the same thing "What has that picture with LoL to do?" - but wait, everyone plays Dota so obviously I should know this and the rest too, Am I right?

People just don't understand sarcasm that well on the interwebz... (My first comment was sarcastic)

Clearly...

nah see the sarcasm. however emotion doesn't transfer easily through the internet.......

Stereotypical asians are good at video games joke. Nothing to get.

Neither do I
Lets move on

typically lazy attitude. have even made anyone laugh in your life or do you only get sympathy giggles?

You don't know me.
You'll never know me.

It's a 5v5 MOBA, that's all you need to know. It could be for any team-based computer game.

K

Kill him for me?

He's an embarrassment to our race...

Ha no

Actually it does because its commonly known that the NA LoL pro scene sucks and pales in comparison to their EU counterparts and EU pretty much gets crushed by koreans and asians.

There is.
Season 2's World Championship was won by Taiwan team.
2nd place went to Korean team.
In MLG before that, 3 NA teams and 1 Korean team played against each other, and the grand champion was Korean, losing only once in 8 games+

No. This is a gif from Family Guy that he *loosely* applied to League of Legends. It uses a generic stereotype that can be applied to ANY video game.

It may be a generic stereotype, but those South Koreans and their starcraft are proving it true