Haber sido seleccionado para el @sboomchallenge... ya es un montón. Toca demostrar lo que uno sabe dentro de la grieta. Gracias por la chance @NickDaboom 😄 Suerte a todos!
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@Josedeodo Sos muy bueno en este videojuego, espero que estés orgulloso de vos mismo. No veo la hora de verte brillar otra vez en el escenario pronto!
Más Lee Sin, por favor.
@Ramardoh1 acá te das cuenta que la aleatoriedad es sumamente importante en la vida. muchos tienen suerte y cero mérito. otros al revés. otros no tienen nada, y otros lo tienen todo.
Influencer Jynxzi 🇺🇸 is set to co-stream LCS Finals, MSI, and Worlds 2026 according to his Twitch Stream:
"Chat, I was late because I was on the phone with League of Legends about being able to co-stream the LCS Finals, MSI and Worlds"
"I might even go to Worlds with Dantes 🇨🇦"
The news follows his streamer tournament two weeks prior, which peaked at 921,879 viewers, making it the highest viewed western LoL event of the year
I've been thinking about this a lot recently after listening to Tobi Lütke talk about generalizing skills from video games (to work/building).
We recently hired our first employee, and since we're building analytics for LoL specifically, it made sense to weigh applicants' domain knowledge through rank.
One of our applicants told me they had 5K+ hours in Dota 2 (Immortal), but swapped to League because of their friends. Within a couple of months of swapping games, they were already Master tier.
"I just found my local optimum in Zilean support."
I hired them on the spot.
Reaching a really high rank in a competitive game forces you to learn how to improve, focus on the controllable variables (and ignore the uncontrollable ones), find a niche that works, and continuously adapt. Or at least filters for people who already have those qualities.
Time-to-rank probably matters more than peak rank alone. That said, I would never judge anyone for grinding towards excellence (it took me over 5 years to reach Challenger).