dyrus quitting is the most emotional moment ever in esports for me. watched him from when he started till his last day of tsm to now. never cried more.
Before leaving my old neighbourhood in the Philippines, I had this little squad of people who I had considered my best friends. We played league every chance we got together and enjoyed it. When the time came and I had to leave, the last champion they left me with was Camille. When I left, I was a mastery 4 Camille because I was truly passionate about the champion. They all saved up s bit of money to gift me the Program Camille skin the day that I left. And I've been a Camille one-trick ever since.
As for the question of the day, I was playing my gold promos years ago, in the ADC position. I was feeding really hard and the worst of me came out, I started flaming everyone in my team. Of course everyone hated my guts, but my Lulu support just quietly stood by me the whole match, even if I tell her to scram. My support stuck to an insufferable 0/9 Ashe, helping me clear Krugs, placing vision on jungle so I could farm safely, etc. When I asked that player why, she just typed "I took 3 kills from you and now you are behind". I felt so bad for flaming my team and specially my support for my bad performance, that Lulu player stuck to me like glue not because it was the right decision to achieve victory, but because she felt guilty and wanted me to come back to the game. After the match, I really reflected on my behavior on the rift, and truly became a less toxic player. There are nice players in League, I want to believe now I am one of them, thanks to that Lulu.
This gives me hope for the future. Even if i don't know it (did you apologize to them?), it's nice to think that some players out there are reflecting on their behavior and improving.
Most emotional moment was getting out of Bronze the first time. I was hard stuck 2 years in a row in B5 and i finally made B1 then S5, i legit was crying tears of joy and jumping. I know its not much but i always beat myself up over my rank and i was super emotional about it
i never finished in the same division any season. Started in season 7 and hit the lowest point, bronze 5 0 lps. Ended season 7 in silver 5 or 4. Season 8 I finished gold 4 or 3 and season 9 finished plat 4. This season I'm obviously aiming for diamond
Xspecials one hit hard man...you can see the amount of energy and dedication he put in, only to have the year end like that...you can see how the uncertainty in eSports effects the players
Аl Nelsonberg I‘d like to join that community but I can never learn and improve if I constantly get flamed for the smallest mistakes, just because I‘m just starting.
Dyrus retirement shoulda placed higher. I honestly teared up seeing his lovable face break down as he was telling his fans how much the game and the crowd meant to him.
That Faker one always has me in tears it just hurts so bad, to see him lose after carrying that team throu MSF and RNG only to then play support in the finals, as he trusts his team, but then to finaly lose for the first time at worlds and it also meant the end of the skt dyastie... but I am so glad he never gave up, and till now is still doing work legends may bleed and cry but they never die 3 2 1 Faker fighting!
For me, the most emotional thing in league is playing kindred, bcs it is the champ I picked up around the time my Mom passed away around the end of November 2018. I dont really play Kind that much, but every time around the end of November I always go and play a couple of games of Kind. Not just one day, but pretty much from mid-November I try to play her at least once every day.
Doinb winning the worlds was the most emotional moment for me. His effort finally got paid off. I can’t forget when he was crying in his stream couple years ago about couldn’t make it to the worlds
I I’m not much of a fan of league of legends but everyone’s story is just relatable and it just hits different when the fans are cheering on and just have respect for the players no matter the team. It just feeling like everyone’s family and everyone’s looking out for everyone and all the friends and the memories is that there more sad about probably not being able to play with the teammates/friends and all the memories made then not being in the team.
As most people suggested, Dyrus retiring. I felt really bad for him , it's a tough and hard feeling to know that you did your utmost for something and still felt un-accomplished. Leaving behind a legacy you aren't quite happy with. More so , it felt inspiring to hear everyone cheer for him and show support emotionally , especially that one fan that shouted ' we love you Dyrus'. It was a moment that made me appreciate E-Sports as something encompassing and accepting, not just a toxic environment.(especially considering LoL )
I started crying when Rookie won Worlds 2018. I have been following him for so long, he was one of those monsters who never had the right team. And 2018 TheShy and Jackeylove made their debut and I had a fantastic year watching him win so much in 2018. I love iG so much, I do miss Jackeylove tho. I hope he comes back for summer.
some of my most emotional moments is when I'm playing with the boys and we make a huge comeback. It honestly drives us to keep working at our craft feeling like skt coming back from the 10k gold deficit. We might not be the best but playing with the boys in draft or in flex late at night is one of the best feelings out there
Ive been playing league since season 6, the moment when i hit Diamond V in season 7, it almost got me teared up, due to my dedication and hard work, it finally paid off :)
My best positive emotional memory of league has got to be when my university held an in person tournament between our school and our rival school's A Team rosters.... Obviously only the members of the gaming clubs on the campuses were present not like a football games but playing in front of like 200 people was still so surreal..... We were all so giddy sitting in front of everyone, game projecting behind us and you can just see us cheesing so big when you hear the crowd react so loudly and you just know what play they are freaking out about ^^ absolutely once in a lifetime experience that I will never have again.
In the end we are human after all and if you put all your heart into something you love to do,it's no shame to get emotional and let it out. Being emotional is not a weakness it's the opposite it makes you stronger. Those players deserve my respect.
That Santorin moment though...I’ve followed him through every team since TSM: Houma, NRG, even Gold Coin United and his brief stint on H2K. For him to have FINALLY found his home on FlyQuest and do so well on there is SUCH an inspiration and validation that he was, is, and will always be more than Bjergsen’s ward.
A lee sin stealing my what would be first penta kill ever on akali. I was laughing when the game was over cause he kept op apologising for stealing my penta
It was rly emotional when Doinb shouted “我们是冠军！” (We r the champion!) after FPS went home with the title. They went through so much shit, everyone of them.
most emotional moment was when i saw ssg finally putting an end to skt´s dinasty, the most powerfull team, taken down, by a team very few had faith on, i had leave behind league on 2014, but when i saw ssg finally taking them down, i remebered why i played league, league of legends is called like that, not because of the champs, but because it has the ability to make you feel like a legend, and when it comes to worlds, to create a legend, ty SSG CROWN for bringing me back to league.
For me, the most emotional moment is the Worlds 2019 final. Even now, when I watch the opening ceremonie, a small tear appears in my eye because I know what will happen next
QOTD: reaching diamond for the first time. Or when my gf broke up with me and I sang crying country road while playing rankeds god that was such a fucked up day.
QOTD: When Misfits gave SKT a run for their money at worlds. It was entertaining to watch and the fact that it stretched all the way to the 5th game made it a rollercoaster of emotions
Lost TI to a underdog team His mid star player left him s4 left him Cr1t left him Fly left him Due to lack of players, OG was forced to forfeit a match 3 or 2 weeks before TI, he had to make a team from scratch He invited their carry player from long vacation A free agent Their coach was forced to play And a mid laner that never played a single tournament And he change his role to support They enter TI8 as the underdog team Got his revenge on Fly Won TI8, Won TI9 after He deserved it!
QOTD: Huni breaking down after Clutch was eliminated from the playoffs remains the 1st and only time I sobbed while watching League of Legends. Huni gives everything to this sport and to bringing respect to NA, and watching him fall into despair like that was heartbreaking.
I swear I cry every time I see that Faker clip. I know that after having won Worlds 3 times it was time for someone else to win, but I still love seeing Faker dominate.
Love the channel. Can you make a video about tilting emotional strenght during the games? I feel like that's one of the most important things to master, much more important than wave management or match up knowledge
Such an interesting perspective, shows how much pressure is on these youngs lads backs and makes you realise how much effort they put in at such an early age. Good on all of um x
why you do us like that Zirene im sitting at work in my break and im here tearing up D: most emotional Moment for me was Dyrus Retirement, that TSM team got me into watching League E Sports
Qotd: Getting killed by this AP Malphite as Ezreal Jungle and literally screaming into my mic so loud, that my friends took their headphones off for at least 20 seconds. Good times
watching was when C9 made an incredibly deep run in worlds at worlds 2019 My personal. The second time I made it to the finals in clash. I was happy and sad at the same time. Right before the other team won, they told us we literally got smufed on and told us they were all Dimond 3s and up. We pushed that game to an hour and 15 minutes. I was sad we lost. me and my little team of bronzes. But I was so happy that we could push such skilled players that far. after the game, they told us we did really good and they were worried they'd lose. I never felt that proud of mine and my team's abilities.
QOTD: when I got my first pentakill as Gnar with barely any understanding of how he was meant to be played. Not only did that make me proud but I was so excited I thought I would cry.
I cried every moment. Whoever says "it's just a game" is lying. For someone, this game is a passion into which they put their soul into it. Thanks for video!❤ (And sorry for my bad english)
My emotional moment is teaching my brother how to play ADC. I'm a support main and he's a top main. We'd rage at each other in bot lane during the beginning as he didn't know when to go in and often let kills go or panic engage. After about a few months of off-on training, he eventually was a really good ADC player and I cheered hard for him while he'd get kills. I wanted to get up and hug him on his first triple kill that he thought he'd get wrecked in. I remember shouting at him, "Turn around, you BEAT THEM" he outplayed them so fucking hard and looked so happy. Jesus Christ, one of our best moments.
Maybe not that emotional, but one of my favorite moments was watching all the upsets at 2018 worlds happen. Fnatic beating EDG, C9 decimating Afreeca, all of Korea being knocked out in quarterfinals, NA for the first time in 6 (I think) years making it past quarterfinals, and Fnatic making it to Grand finals. It showed probably the best improvement Western teams had made in years and the results of such hard work. Of course IG were also amazing. They had an outstanding performance. This was one of the most skilled worlds we've had, relative to their time. Teams showed the fuck up that year.
I remember the Worlds viewing party in 2017 very vividly. The cinema fell silent as we were all in shock at SKT's defeat by the hands of Samsung Galaxy. My heart dropped, the team whose empire was toppled in a crushing defeat. Everyone staring at the screen, blankly. I was the first to walk out of the cinema, feeling defeated as well. The image of The Unkillable Demon King breaking down burned into my mind.
You should've kept the Likkrit interview going to his underdog speech. Also, a couple other honorable mentions: Doinb interview after winning worlds 2019 & Dade giving Pawn the General's Jacket.
My most emotional moment was this. I was playing lol and we were down all the turrets except for the nexus ones and we didn't even destroy one turret. We talked a lot forming strategies while defending the last 2 turrets and in a 2 hour match we managed to make a comeback and we won
QOTD: My first ranked season was last season. Starting in Iron 2 and dragging my way to Gold IV. Including a 19 game winning streak, I was so hyped when I hit gold. I kept my head down and just grinded to get better. Then they nerfed AS Lux :(
Playing myself, probably in Season 8, that was my first time reaching gold, was a great feeling. And watching esports, it's technically not a game moment, but at the opening of the 2018 Worlds Finals (the one with the K/DA performance), there's a cinematic after with Ahri falling holding the Summoners Cup, and there's a beam of light showing everything that happened that year (skin splasharts, champs, reworks, event, esports) with 'The Climb' music in the background, that was great and I watch that video from time to time (well, every new cinematic is always great, The Climb, As We Fall, Warriors 2020). I only wish to see something with my girl Illaoi on it, and not just the tentacles!
Just number 10 and 9 was enough to make me cry. I think Imma go stop watching and watch 2 moments per hour. As for the question of the day, it was when I last played with my best friend around 4 years ago when I was going to leave Philippines and move to California. I played with him since season 1 and I must say that those last 5 games we had were the most fun I've had playing the game. We were also on a winning streak and at the end, we both got to touch platinum before I left. A year after I left Philippines, I had to start fresh account on NA since when I tried playing on SEA server, I can barely play because of the constant spike on my ping without even going lower than 200 ms. 4 years later I started fresh, I still don't have a friend who I play with. And I haven't really talked to my best friend since I left because of the time difference and we've both been busy a lot. Saying these things really made me feel bad and sad about that guy who said about his best friend dying. My condolences man. I hope you the best.
My most emotional is when Samsung Galaxy finally won the World championship they were and still are my favorite team ever, seeing Ambition finally win after all those years of hard work and dedication I was so happy for him and them I was tearing up.
Most emotional moments for me were 1) Seeing Rekkles emotions after defeating RNG and advancing from groups in Worlds 2019 and 2) Drakos speach when G2 won against SKT1 in semifinals. I like the happy emotions better. :)
my last game with my friends. i never played again since im 13 years old. im 20 now. i miss the game. i miss my team. i miss the moments. i miss being a player in the Summoner's Rift. i moss living my life with the game i loved.
Every time a see a Teemo I feel so much hate, rage, and disgust. Then I just pick something that will erase that monster from existance, it is such an magical and emotional moment that LoL make me feel.
The Faker moment was by far the most emotional for me I have been watching league esports ever since TPA took the world championship in season 2 and ive watched faker come up from obscurity and make his name as the best player to ever touch the game. But what he did in 2017 was probably the peak of his efforts. Yes he didn't win, but he smurfed so hard on the competition that year, that he almost literally put his entire feeding team on his back and solo carried them from groups to finals. He may not have won worlds that year, but 2017 was the year of faker. Seeing this untouchable God of a player, playing his heart and soul out.. And still failing, was a momentously humbling experience and one of the very few things i shed tears for. It finally made me realize, that no matter how good you are, even if you are the best player in the world, you cannot carry league alone. It was a huge turning point for me in my ranked climb and i had a complete change of mentality about playing only to win. Today im in D3, and i would have given up on my climb and wouldve have never made it, if faker himself hadnt shown me, that despite playing the best you ever can, Victory is not assured. :*) The man may have fallen from being a God, but never before has the fall of a Champion, inspired the rise of so many others. Faker is and always will be, 'the GOAT' of league
I cried when Peanut tweeted "Last Tiger Remaining" when Smeb retired Last Year. I cried because the ROX Tigers is my Favorite team and also Peanut my favorite player.
The most emotional moment for me was when me and my team joined a local tournament, knocked out the favorite team to win the tournament and got the 2nd place.
My most emotional Experience, Was from S8, I was just starting to play the game, and i met this guy, Called David which also played, We started playing Botlane together, I started to play Twitch more, More and More. Eventually, Since we were so good at the game, i asked "Hey, Do you want to play League?" to which he replied with "Josh, My Dad is Terminally Ill" and i helped the best i could, Trying to cheer him up a few months passed, I stopped seeing him, He just Vanished. I knew he had Depression, But i'm scared he ended the Life i tried so hard to give a purpose. I hope he moved on. I'm sorry for Throwing the 68/11 Twitch Nami Game, Seriously, I really do
My most emotional moment was when I was using Mordekaiser toplane against this Vayne, after playing safe for 12 minutes my jgl came and gave her a kill. I actually cried.
My most emotional moment was when I got to Plat last year. I started playing season 5, I was 7 yo without knowing English! From the first day I knew im gonna hit platinum some day. After 1 week playing I selected who is gonna be my main - Katarina. And here I am - still one tricking Katarina and having fun !
QATD: When in a csgo match a teammate called they were going for a late A push. And I responded with "Well cu LATAHHH(late a)" and the guy who likes to mock me bursted out in laughter and we completely threw the round. It felt nice that he, who likes to point out my mistakes, completely lost it over such a bad word play.
My most emotional moment...maybe it was my first Penta in jungle with Jax. But I assume it would be the first Clash games we played as 5 friends. I remember the first time clash was buggy or unplayable in EUW because the servers died. But at some point we could finally play. And we were quiet a strange diverse team, because we are made of the little community i've build up on YT & Twitch over the years. So we got a Support and ADC in Gold rank, a Midlaner which is Silver, the Toplaner which could easily contest Plat and got a rating for Tier III instead of Tier IV as the only one. And then me - the fresh bronze Jungler, which could only play like 2 junglers without struggling with mechanics back then. And I guess because of our plat toplaner we got a shit ton of teams made out of gold/plat players, so I thought that I would be completely useless, but with good communication, the habit of buying pink wards as Jax for ward jumps (which got taken over as habit to other junglers), and a good portion of luck we got to defeat the first two teams, only to get declassed by a smurfing pyke which ended our streak and defeated our toplaner. The memories are nice and this kinda serious tryhard playstyle as a team of 5 was really fun. Right now we rearranged our team and even managed to win the first Clash Tournament ever.
My the most emotional moment was when FPX won on G2. I was crying for 2 minutes, because I remember of Faker from 2 years before when Faker lose on Samsung and I start cry one hour.
QOTD: either Dyrus retirement or, as a Brazilian, both the win from KaBum against Alliance at Worlds 2018, and then the Cloud9's "This is for KaBum" on their next game
