League of Legends

LOL is a timeless MOBA that has grown too much that it's quite difficult to welcome new players.

The game is balanced and perfect, but it has so many champions and in order to succeed, the player must know what each character does, no matter if they are playing it or the opponent.

And that's a barrier. Because it takes so much time to unlock all the characters and then learn what they are capable of. Which is why most new players drop it after sometime.

League of Legends is one of those games that’s both infuriating and incredibly addictive—and I love it. There’s something about the fast-paced, strategic gameplay that keeps me coming back, whether I’m crushing it with friends or getting completely wrecked in ranked.

Plus, I love how each champion feels unique, with their own abilities and playstyles, which means no two games ever feel the same. It can be a wild rollercoaster, with highs of epic comebacks and lows of frustrating teammates, but that’s part of the thrill. Plus, after watching Arcane, I felt even more connected to the champions and their stories.