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It's time to take a look at the history of League of Legends!
Read the full article here: The Best LOL Worlds Events (Ranked)
Since the creation of League of Legends, Riot Games has had the professional scene in mind, and it’s a good thing they did. Because today it’s one of the most popular esports scenes out there. Anyone who has played League of Legends has either watched the tournaments because of their favorite player or because they can get some good in-game drops while watching them.
Since there have been so many tournaments in League of Legends today, I’ll only be ranking the major tournaments that happen each year, which are the “World Championship” tournaments. This torment only comes around once a year when pro players will have the chance to battle it out to get the title of the best team in the world for that year.
They also get paid a lot of cash for winning first place, which is just a huge bonus. The way that I’ll be ranking these tournaments is by their popularity and their hype moments. I’ll also quickly describe what happened and who won the tournament that year. So with that in mind. Let's get into this article!
“This is where it all started” (Video By ProGuides Challenger League of Legends Guides)
Just 2 years after the release of the game, we got out the first and major tournament for League of Legends. It wasn’t anything that special, and the place where the tournament was held was something similar to a local LAN party. Nonetheless, it was the beginning of something spectacular. In the tournament, teams from the US, Europe, and Asia participated, and the grand prize for first place was 50,000 dollars.
Spoiler alert: the tournament was won by “Fnatic” with some fantastic outplays against “All Authority.” Since the game was still in its baby phase, nobody knew what the hell was going on, but it was still really exciting to watch and be a part of League of Legends' history. In the tournament, we also saw the rise of the club “TSM,'' which earned a third spot in the whole tournament.
Event Score: 50/100
Read the full article here: The Best LOL Worlds Events (Ranked)
Since the creation of League of Legends, Riot Games has had the professional scene in mind, and it’s a good thing they did. Because today it’s one of the most popular esports scenes out there. Anyone who has played League of Legends has either watched the tournaments because of their favorite player or because they can get some good in-game drops while watching them.
Since there have been so many tournaments in League of Legends today, I’ll only be ranking the major tournaments that happen each year, which are the “World Championship” tournaments. This torment only comes around once a year when pro players will have the chance to battle it out to get the title of the best team in the world for that year.
They also get paid a lot of cash for winning first place, which is just a huge bonus. The way that I’ll be ranking these tournaments is by their popularity and their hype moments. I’ll also quickly describe what happened and who won the tournament that year. So with that in mind. Let's get into this article!
12. The Season 1 Championship - 2011
“This is where it all started” (Video By ProGuides Challenger League of Legends Guides)
Just 2 years after the release of the game, we got out the first and major tournament for League of Legends. It wasn’t anything that special, and the place where the tournament was held was something similar to a local LAN party. Nonetheless, it was the beginning of something spectacular. In the tournament, teams from the US, Europe, and Asia participated, and the grand prize for first place was 50,000 dollars.
Spoiler alert: the tournament was won by “Fnatic” with some fantastic outplays against “All Authority.” Since the game was still in its baby phase, nobody knew what the hell was going on, but it was still really exciting to watch and be a part of League of Legends' history. In the tournament, we also saw the rise of the club “TSM,'' which earned a third spot in the whole tournament.
Event Score: 50/100
