So in the Targon one: The Vaulted Road, the two women (the one dressed in gold with the shield, and the one with the moon on her forehead) are Leona and Diana. Leona, the gold one with the shield, is the aspect of the sun. Diana, the one with the moon on her forehead, is the aspect of the moon. Their story is a tragedy, lovers to enemies. They were together but were separated when Diana chose to follow the path of the moon and forsake her Solari heritage in favour of the Lunari (Solari worship the sun, Lunari the moon, Solari view Lunari as heretics). There are other dynamics as well and this is a gross oversimplification, but I recommend you read their stories on Universe, especially the new one which highlights their youth and coming together.
@@yellowdragon101 I'm assuming you mean Aurelion sol, in which case I'm not certain. Probably something to do with him being a "Star Forger" and that being heretical cause the Solari worship the sun. I would recommend going to Necrit's channel and watching some of his ASol vids for more info.
@@yellowdragon101 Check out this vid on the history of Runeterra, Asol is one of the big main celestials that exist during the early days of their universe, making stars and having a grand ol time... Then The void happens. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-X4gKkYZ7rIA.html
As for playing the game and people claiming it's toxic, here's my analogy: It's like a 5v5 pickup game of basketball with all strangers. I'd say the majority of them stay quiet and enjoy the game, maybe with some minor banter. About 25-35% or so are elitist/alpha mentality I.e. bashing, bullying, trash-talk, disrespectful type of talk etc... Both of those groups have a fairly high competitive nature (I personally kinda fit into both) Then there's the rest: which are people burning time with friends, to stay occupied, or to completely troll. You've been warned. Pick your poison wisely...
I love that no matter how upset Lulu is about guarding the rock. She still carries it with her to bilge water and is so worried it got hurt when the cage dropped on it.
Watching these absolutely does make people more interested In the games but it enhances playing the card game more than the normal one for me. People are very mean in league of legends. But the card game Legends of Runtera is very fun and accommodating to new players.
True, in fact, i had once a math formula that tried to detemined how bad social wise was a videogame, but i lost the file long ago. I remember that that the more pvp features it has a multi player game (MMOs included) the more toxic is the community. Again, i only played dota, and i leave it simply because of horrible matchmaking. Either the game team you up with ultra noobs, or ultra hardcores, or worse, ultra hardcores in ultra noob accounts.
Yep, Imma suggest Legends of Runeterra for anyone and everyone really, but for LoL you really need to really really be into the competitive MOBA genre, and for the love of gods, first thing is to turn off chat. LoR is grand though.
Runeterra is the name of this world (literally, Magic Earth) Thresh is just about the most evil character in the game. He was a member of a magical order on the Blessed Isles but he was also a sadistic psychopath who betrayed the Blessed Isles to an invading king and led him to a sacred well so the king could resurrect his wife. This unleashed a black mist that killed everyone and trapped them as ghosts which allowed Thresh to indulge his cruelty by trapping souls in his lantern and torturing them for eternity.
Another important thing about Thresh is that when the Ruination (the black mist spreading) happened everyone there was reduced to their most negative attributes. Hecarim, the king's general, was overcome by his brutality. Kalista became obsessed with revenge and became the spirit of vengeance. But Thresh...Thresh stayed exactly the same. A spiteful, cruel, petty, envious bully. Except now he had the power to make all of his twisted fantasies a reality.
Hey Hannah, As a gamer, I'm glad that Arcane opened an entire universe of stories, and characters, whose history and lore would otherwise take hours of one on one discussion, in order for a layperson to fully understand the main story. I'm also intrigued by your interest/use of Celtic mythology in your novels. May I ask, where did you pick interest in that particular culture? According to your Bio you've spent some time in Germany, which is more prone to late-Roman and mid-Germanic cultures.
Kind of a natural evolution. I wrote Blood, Kin, and Curse, though it wasn't called that, a long time ago. I realized it wasn't the right first book, but I knew I wanted to grow the world I had created. I looked in that book for a character I liked. At the time there was a character who was half demon, half witch and was Irish. I gave him some more thought. Decided to make him a Celtic Demi-god and write a story about him. Thus Magic Required was born!
@@HannaHsOverInvested That's very interesting. I was, personally, long time interested in a concelt of various pantheons interacting with each other. I was thinking about a concept like Percy Jackson, but with multiple pantheons. It would also make more sense, being set in North America, that children of Greek deities would meet children of Celtic, Germanic, etc deities.
So glad you watched don't mess with yordles and double double cross in the same video as they both feature Graves and Twisted Fate. Looking forward to more reactions to the rest of Runeterra.
@@HannaHsOverInvested Basically, Thresh was released as a nasty little skeleton man. Same personality as you'd seen in the cinematic, only with a personality to match. Before this cinematic came out, however, Riot released a skin that was essentially "how Thresh looks from now on". This skin was ***BADLY*** received by just about everyone, as it was just a very uninspired "pretty boy".
"Are people mean in League of Legends?" To be honest you're more likely to be told to end yourself because you killed a minion, but there are moments where friendly moments like: Ashe: Is Graves afk? Syndra: lemme try Syndra: Graves, did you know the Sun is a planet? Graves: Syndra, did you know you can beat someone to death with a lego sculpture Graves: for saying something factually incorrect?
I sure do enjoy those light-hearted stories, but my heart was stolen by Shakespeare thus the more tragic stories I got in Arcane resonate more with me. And regarding playing the game, I tried many years ago, it was too slow for me, but with Arcane I tried the mobile version of it - Wild Rift - and that was much more to my taste.
Like someone else explained, the two girls who look at each other at the end of the Targon cinematic used to be lovers who are now enemies for being on opposing factions/religions. The little "romeo and juliet" romance of the solari guy and lunari girl is really just a huge parallel to the two's relationship. The tale shows the solari x lunari couple ascending and finding a happy ending together... And then they see each other, and after having just witnessed two people in their same situation find a way to be together, drops their weapons :)
the person who developed them also made them to be partners, but higher ups in Riot Game decided to change that. the developer said so on a tweet, after leaving the company
“I'VE NEVER BEEN VERY SURE ABOUT WHAT IS RIGHT, said Bill Door. I AM NOT SURE THERE IS SUCH A THING AS RIGHT. OR WRONG. JUST PLACES TO STAND.” ― Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man Death is such a lovely character, RIP Terry Pratchett.
Me: "My carry is fucking useless." Also me: "OH SHIT OH FUCK ROCK! ROCK NOOO! SAVE ROCK!" Yes, people are really mean in League hahaa. Since it's a 5v5 team game, you have to rely heavily on your teammates because it's pretty much impossible to win without help. The Yordle video has some jokes about this, namely the line Tristana tells to Lulu "A carry is nothing without her support!" and "Rock! No!" Teams generally have positions players like to specialize in, similar to how you'd have forwards or goalies in soccer. In League, two of those positions are ADC (attack damage carry) and Support. An ADC is a champion that deals most of their damage from just clicking on enemies. They have abilities like everyone else does, but these are often for utility (Tristana has an ability that lets her jump by shooting her cannon at the ground, for example). The term "carry" is a leftover from one of the first MOBA games, Defense of the Ancients. Basically, the team "carries" one player by protecting them in the early game and helping them get resources. Then in the late game, this dynamic is reversed so that one player can basically take on the entire opposing team mostly on their own. In League, ADCs still have this mechanic mostly intact. They spend the first 20 minutes or so of the game trying not to die and making gold, then once they've gotten stronger, they help the team hunt down and kill the other players. A support (Lulu in the video), as you can now probably imagine, is exactly what it sounds like. They're there to heal/shield teammates, stun enemies, and most importantly protect the team's carry. Generally, the support and ADC partner up and guard the bottom portion of the map. As a support, you're often overlooked because teams want to play offense and leave you behind as goalie. But then this leads to your ADC doing dumb shit, so 99% of the game is you trying to save them from doing more dumb shit. The Yordle video is exactly how it goes down for a lot of supports. Teams want you to guard the useless ADC who may as well be a rock, they get themselves in a bind, then it's up to you to save the day. Tl;dr-- playing support is like that scene from The Departed. "Oim tha gey who doze his fuckan' jab. You must be tha auther gey."
@@sanhcman666 There's that joke from the early 2000s: "Ask three people: what's the angriest you've ever made someone?" "I slept with their spouse." "I accidentally killed their pet." "I gave first blood in League of Legends."
Unless you play Leona support and overconfidently dive bomb into every possible scenario when your E + Q is up and your carry has to come rescue your madeyed, frothing at the mouth "I was just introduced to this game and have found a simple enough champion that doesn't overwhelm me and I finally feel useful"-hyperactive guarddog. I still think my friends regret ever telling me they'll teach me the game. But I could be overreacting ^^
Honestly the hate people give the community is mostly a meme at this point. League is an extremely fun game and no more or less toxic than any other multiplayer game. It's just so massive that it's impossible for Riot to punish all the griefers and foul mouthed jerks. People can often take the game too seriously and trash talk their teammates for making mistakes or having a different strategy. I've been playing for 8+ years and I love the community, but I also play with chat off. I would recommend Teamfight Tactics more since it's easier to get into and uses the same characters plus Silco. Both are accessed through the same client. I also love your reactions and have adopted "bad boyfriend" for my vocabulary. There is so much lore out there, I think you would really get a kick out of reading champion descriptions, but some may have spoilers for future Arcane since the show is basically a prequel to the game.
Compare the sun symbol on the shields in "The Vaulted Road" to the symbol on young Mel's chest in her flashback in Arcane. It's the same symbol, the sign of the solari. Edit: Yes, people are mean in League of Legends. I played almost every for a couple of years. It was only bearable with at least two or three friends, but preferably as a five-man team. If you want more of the league world I'd recommend the Ruined King RPG instead. It's set in Bilgewater and the Shadow Isles iirc. I've yet to play it myself, but I hear good things.
fun fact:Yordels can't stay dead unless they are killed in a certain way because they are pure magic they just respawn in their home dimension when they die and some Yordels like Vex are super depressed because of their immortality(because life is meaningless if they can't die and are in no real danger)
Oh man, "are people mean in League of Legends"... Let me tell you a brief story about my girlfriend. She gave it a try once with a mutual friend at a convention. The way LoL works, you level up your character during gameplay (gain access to new powers, buy items like special shoes to make you run faster). You can gain levels by killing opposing players. In other words, if you're playing badly, and the enemy team is killing you often, then that is actively making them level up faster and making it even harder for your team than if you weren't playing. Back to my girlfriend: She was in exactly that situation, playing so badly that her team was better off without her. Our mutual friend - who can be a bit competitive - wanted to win, and asked her to leave the game so that their team could stop losing. Shortly after she stopped playing, their team turned things around and won. She was literally more useful doing nothing than playing the game. Of course, this left her dejected and turned her off that game. The game design is definitely not conducive to new players having a good time, and in general it's a bad idea to jump into an online game alone and expect a good time. With the right friends, being terrible itself can be part of the fun. Clearly, that one mutual friend I mentioned wasn't that type. Edit: To many people, this won't seem particularly mean. It's definitely not as bad as some of the things people say and do with the anonymity of the internet. However, this was one of our _friends_ , and someone who is genuinely a very helpful kind person in daily life. When my girlfriend and I moved in together, he made himself available with less than a week's notice to help us move. However, once the game started, that competitive side came out, and he cared more about winning than about making sure that his friend, my girlfriend, was also enjoying herself.
Always loving your reactions, feels like I'm watching the videos for the first time again. Something to have in mind is that in the main game those stories are not happening, all the Champs have their background, but it will only show by some interaction dialogues, and is still fun to play (leaving aside that some people are just rude and mean for no reason). I love that little stare down between Leona and Diana at the "Targon mountain", they don't say any word, but their expression tells a whole lote more, search for their storie. PS. Love you Hannah :)
The player base in the base game of league of legends is pretty toxic unfortunately. Very unforgiving to newbies or the unskilled. The myths and backstory is so well done for the game though.
The two characters that showed up in the Yordle video and the Bilgewater video are Twisted Fate (card guy with the big hat) and Graves (guy with the double barrel shotgun that tries to trap the Yordles). They are partners who do heists to make money. People like to ship them (I honestly don’t get why).
The two women that lead the opposite tribes that you see in “The Vaulted Path” are both beings known as “Aspects” that are pretty much Demi-Gods in Runeterra. The one in the Golden armor is Leona, the Aspect of the Sun and leader of the Solari Clan. The one with the silver hair is Diana, the Aspect of the Moon and the leader of the Lunari clan. Before they were aspects they were actually in love, which is why they look at each other for so long after witnessing a member of each of their clans also fall in love and ascend to the stars.
7:12 Did you just call Teemo _cute?!_ The literal *devil* of League, he literally has a skin being one. The little bugga blinds ya everytime you try and cs. *Everyone,* and I mean *everyone* hates Teemo.
"People are like... kinda mean, in League of Legends? Like is that true?" I've had people call me 5 different names, say they hope I die, and that they're going to die so many times in game that winning won't be possible. And that was just in the lobby.
League of Legends is alot better with friends. Its a pretty complex game with a large learning curve and is naturally competitive. this leads to a lot people getting really angry for even the smallest mistakes and naturally being pretty mean. I was pretty bad when I played this game in high school (2010) Now I dont really get angry anymore lol. if you have the patience and are willing to learn though it can be super rewarding. Its alot of fun to watch though! The pro players are super amazing! Though it can be a bit confusing at first.
@@sanhcman666 lol calm down buddy no need to wave your dick around especially since no one here mentioned Eve. Also context matters. Hanna clearly isn't a gamer so they'll be a large learning curve regardless of which game she chooses to play.
@@Drudenfusz The sound of mushrooms exploding in quick succession still haunts my dreams years later. Maybe one day I find peace, but it is not this day
So, these are cinematics for Legends of Runeterra, a card game spin-off of League, by nature it is much more light-hearted than LoL. Also Arcane is largely non-canon from main League lore, so some characters and event are different here and there. Even though it's not present in the game at all, League has a lot of amazing lore, most told via short stories in the "Universe" tab of their website. I'd absolutely recommend reading up if you're interested. Really liking your videos too btw, awesome vibe!
1. They do enhance the games. All of them, not just league of legends. "Legends of runeterra" is the game that is the most adjacent to the lore. 2. If you have 4 friends to play with, league of legends is some of the most fun you can have with a computer- no joke. It's one of the most popular games in the world for a reason, with tens of millions filling stadiums for the annual championship finals. 3. HOWEVER if you play it by yourself, you will encounter the worst of humanity- this is NOT an exaggeration- the warnings are correct. You can squeak by if you have one friend to guide and protect you (so called "bottom lane couples"...if your "partner" is good at the game it can be a lot of fun) but do NOT play alone unless you have steeled yourself and are ready to be told things about yourself that will cut....deep...deeper than you ever imagined.
Fun Fact, both Leona and Diana (Moon Warrior and Sun Warrior in the Targon Trailer) and Graves and Twisted Fate (Cowboy and Card Guy) were originally thought as gay couples. Leona and Diana as a tragic lover kind of deal of Leona being part of the oppressive militant Solari Faith and her childhood friend and lover Diana becoming the leader of the Lunari, an "heretic" movement that preaches how Sun and Moon are equal against the Solari dogma of the ever lasting sun. TF and Graves on the other hand are a buddy cop duo of on again off again husbands that have wacky adventures together and some times double cross one another. (Unfortunately, both couple had been left to subtext until VERY recently, with Diana and Leona finally being confirmed to have been lovers. TF and Graves are still left undisclosed, at least until Graves gets a card in Legends of Runeterra the card game that is, which believe it or not is actually a great place if you want a character to be revealed LGBT given how many new and old characters were revealed to be LGBT there ranging to big name characters like Nami (Bisexual), Miss Fortune (Good question, she sure likes to flirt with every woman she finds tho ranging from Quinn to members of her crew to even Vi (Who will keep reminding her she has a girlfriend already) or Irelia (Lesbian) to more obscure ones such as Veigar's Yordle Dressmaker being Trans).
fun fat : teemo is a scout for bandle city and whenever needed he turns all his emoptions off and becomes an emotionless killer and cruel soldier when needed.
One of my favorite lines like that one is from Highlander. To give a little background, Duncan is about 400 years old and is in a fight with an 700 year old Irish woman who he used to know. He disarms her but can't finish her because he's mostly a good decent guy. While she's on the beach, smiling at her ruse and looking for her sword. Methos, who is arguably 4000 years and a literal Horseman of the Apocalypse, comes up with his sword and says, "I'm sorry, I was born long before the Age of Chivalry" and beheads her.
As you kinda mentioned in the vid these extras are more like fun lil character building things than anything else, league lore is Messy, there's a lot of it and it's constantly being retconned, they have more recently started doing bigger events in the game client (The Ruination and Spirit Blossom were done through a sort of visual novel style thing in client, Ruination was a heavily botched event which they've said they're gonna learn from)
About playing League; some people can get really frustrated playing League, because as a team-focused game, a lot of times whether you win or lose isn’t dependent on your own actions. That’s leads to players who treat the statements I hate playing League of Legends. & I play League all the time. as if they weren’t mutually exclusive.
As far as your comments regarding arcane vs these videos. Arcane tends to focus on jinx and vi with some splashes of Caitlin, jayce and others. Like any world different characters have different stories so while arcane is more serious and deals with tragedy not all of the other characters story arcs are the same way. So that’s why you can have these fun little videos but still ultimately appreciate them because the world of runeterra is massive and theres just so many stories that are waiting to be told.
Don't let people discourage you from playing League of Legends. In my opinion it's the best game on the planet that can't have the most toxic gaming community but this is mainly when it comes to playing ranked play. As a result I don't play ranked because that's where the majority of toxic players are. Playlist like Aram or normals or even wild rift their mobile game as well as TFT which is like League of Legends chests are all a lot of fun and the toxic level is extremely low to non-existent. So yeah don't listen to people saying don't play League of Legends
Love her reaction to Twisted Fate (Yordle video) Gold chick is Leona and the silver chick is Diana (Targon Video) Targon is at war, two tribes of people, The Lunari and the Solari, believe the other is bad. Red head = Sara "Miss Fortune" Fortune, Twisted Fate (Card dude), Graves . . . Graves is an idiot
This was Ive been anticipating for so long, lets goooo! Tales of Runeterra packages so much storytelling and emotion within a couple of minutes of animation. Also about the the lighter tone comment I got a quote, "That is the truth of the isles, mortals come lured by hope and we are always waiting."
In the second short (don't mess with Yordles) those two are husbands and no-one can tell me otherwise xD Also don't play league of legends, none of this has anything to do with gameplay - wait for the MMO :D
It's certainly odd way of story telling but it really is becoming seen as better, that is to explore lore from the eyes of characters living it. You don't need an outcast character who has everything explained to them so that we, the viewer/reader can follow along. You don't need an explanation of how magic always work, or who has high bounties on Yordles. Think of each short clip like campfire stories, those are ones people keep telling. I read Pride & Prejudice but I couldn't tell a memorable story from it. The world of Runeterra isn't a novel, it is a world of several dozens of characters who just simply live in a world, often with various adventures.
Have been playing League for almost 5 years now... simply dont, it has a insane learning rate for begginers and the community is super toxic, its a joke in the community that we love everything abaut league exept the game itself, the other games aside from the main one are fine. Love your videos Saludos from México
You kinda right in saying that these videos enhances the gameplay.. cuz riot games actually releases these videos when they are teasing new events or stuff that comes to next updates of the game.. makes you wanna play.. but if your just into the lore or the story, league got plenty of those.. and its really fun connecting the stories of different champions.
if you are goingg to play league make sure to play with friends. explaining why some people in league are toxic is going to take some time but generally its because they care too much wether for their ranks or their own enjoyment that they will yell anyone that they think are ruining that experience.
Ooh, you know what would be a really interesting game for a non-gamer (but also an actual author) to play? A text-based adventure game. Quite a few can freely be played in-browser. You just have to type in short phrases to describe what action you want your character to take, and the game will describe what happens as a result (or often will give you a witty response why you can't do that thing). Edit: I just mean that given HannaH's love of stories, I hope the game that does get played is light on dexterous real-time gameplay. Throwing a newcomer into gaming's deep end is bound to be a bad time. I'd also enjoy a digitized version of a tabletop game (depending on the game). I mean, hey... chess is as much a video game as any other if you play it on a computer. Also, in case anyone is looking for a fun wacky game to share with non-gamer friends (especially if they have a crude sense of humor), Monster Prom is a great start. A playthrough takes 40 minutes to an hour, longer depending how many jokes you and your friends crack alongside the plot.
Runeterra is a big world with different regions and a lot of characters. Arcane was a really really focused storyline. And the tales of Runeterra are cool because they show a big picture that world itself. The game Legends of Runeterra is way more general story focused than League of Legends.
At 8:40, from the side, doesn't Lulu's hat look a little like a shoe? Or is it just a coincidence? I mean, Yordles are VERY small, but I don't they would scavenge for something like that; plus it all goes so well together.
The good of the cinematics of runeterra basicly say how works every region or they filosofy and show the campions how gets a cards every character in this cinematics or the most have a card and that gona explain thing of how think for example a demacian citizen or a noxian citizen
Too many players in LOL don't understand the in a human vs human someone has to lose. This is the main reason people are mean in the game. I tried to help struggling players but most often the worse players are the rudest players. Somehow they think insulting and harassing others will make other play well.
my experience on playing league is actually pretty fun, but for the new player might be a little rough if not playing with friends. tbh I too sometimes mock enemy players to make them take the wrong decision (what can I say, sometimes anger leads to poor decision making), especially during the ranked match but I only use the ctrl+ 1,2, or 3 keys, never verbal but yeah sometimes people verbally mocking you and take it too far, but there is always the mute button
Guessing it's gonna be in reverse order because for some reason like NOBODY working for these official channels either understands how playlists work or just doesn't respect having things in play order, so the new one just always goes at the top. Luckily I think only one bit of continuity will be any issue whatsoever with Thresh appearing in two, first unbound this way around and then not. lol And I think the rocket over Piltover is a reference to an earlier video too.
20:36 - They're not any meaner there than any other corner of the internet tbh. You're used to dealing with trolls, so I think you'd be fine. I would suggest if you ever want to try your hand, play against bots (computer players) to start. Those games have no real stakes, so people tend not to rage if someone is new.
Online competitive games are role based and there is no teamwork. Example in football you have goalkeeper, strikers, wingman, midfielders, defenders League of legends/ overwatch/ valorant or anything similar : Tank, fighter, assassins', marksmen, healer/sheilder. So the reason why Online competitive games are toxic is because of complacency. In football everyone on the field ready to win and give it their all whereas in league of legends in most cases 3 of your teammates are either don't care or are drunk. To make maters worse these 3-4 players choose to play RANKED out of the given game modes ," normal, all mid , event mode and RANK'. The ranked game mode has a progression system from Iron to silver, gold, platnium, masters, challenger and maybe to Esports. so 1-2 good players get mad when 3-4 are bad at the game and have bad attitudes. They're not here to win but to play with a casual mindset in a competitive game mode. They could've simply picked the NORMAL game modes designed for casuals but instead they'd pick competitive which drives the 2 good players mad because now they have to do everything and its not easy. Carrying the weight of the team playing 1v 9 whilst saying bad comments to bad teammates. Now here comes the juicy part and the difference between sports and Esports. In sports or in any group setting. The best player taking on the captain position yells at his teammates to," get their shit together and stop passing the ball to the enemy team'. However in Esports games RANKED MODE like league of legends when the best player with leadership skills does the same thing. The response you'd get is, " %$#@ you suck etc ". because these bad players are very very insecure and might even play the game on purpose to make good players lose or be unable to control their emotions and burst out which is what they wanted. Toxic people. So then what does a good league of legends player have to do to succeed? He has to play the 1v9 , mute everyone( a feature that basically prevents you from talking to your teammates or them back at you). If you do this. You have to know everything about the game and do everything. it is challenging and have to carry your teammates. It is not a team game. Your teammates are a liability and may choose to become an asset. So in order to increase your income you have to work really hard carrying the weight of 4 bad players on your team. So its not a team game. Its a single player competitive game. Having another good teammate is rare and lucky. League of legends is only a team sport at the Media level with regional teams world championship etc but it is not in everyday gaming. its the opposite. I'm using league of legends as an example this applies for most online competitive games with a ranking system , and I haven't even talked about account boosting which messes up everything. in short as you climb the ranks logically you'd think you'd meet better players. Unfortunately account boosting means that a bad player pays someone to boost his account from bronze 1 to platinum 1(shortcut). So now you have the same similar experience playing in bronze 4 in now platinum. League of legends is designed like chess and the experience should be like playing chess but its the opposite and very emotional. Good players need to have very thick skin and strong mental fortitude. Which is why it is a necessity to only play the game when you have high levels of energy and in a hyper focused mental state. You cant be lazy or sloppy. You must be like an artist that's in the zone super focused and wont be sad or emotional even if the painting turns out to be bad. he'd simply try again or paint again tomorrow until he gets it right. Making sure to only paint when he is in peak energy levels. Ready to crush it. Like lifting the heaviest weight doing the most push ups . You get what i mean @@ Games designed for strong minded people. Leaning more towards thinking than feelings. For people who like to be competitive, like to fight, think, plan, come up with creative strategies etc.
Ok theres a theory that mel's armour (the shining at the end of season 1) is solari (the sun lady from targon) or ixtal(runterra wakanda) and my headconnon is that mels father was solari or something like that
if u like story base game. There's one game that kinda suit you. Which is Ruined King rpg from lol team too. Give it a try. I also recommend lor card game too. There's a lot of nice detail in every card, which they do tell some stories.
League can be a little toxic since it's a competitive pvp game. Riot also makes a Magic the Gathering style game that some of these videos are for called "Legends of Runeterra". If you like RPGs, they also just released "The Ruined King" which is on a few consoles and is much more lore based.
yordles are actually magical beings.but some of them chose to live with humans without using theyre affinity to magic.like heimerdinger who founded the city of piltover in arcane ,poppy who help orlon founded the country of demacia.and yes theyre cute...even villain yordles are cute and silly😆
aaah I always have a soft spot for Graves and Twisted Fate (shotgun and magic-cards respectively) originally some of their creators wanted them to be bitter ex’s then reconciled partners after a betrayal in their story but that never made it to release haha. It’s also hilarious hairy they seem to share the same half-a-braincell between them lmao And I’m sure you’ve read other comments about how Leona and Diana (sun and moon armored women) were FINALLY made to be lovers to enemies after years of internal and external push, so happy for them 🥲
Day 1094 of recommending Metal Gear Solid 5 Red Band Trailer (E3 2013 ). It's been an arduous task, but I believe I am finally starting to tear down her defenses.
You met the GAYS of league of legends (Leona and Diana in the Targon one, intended to be lovers by the creators but only recently being made canon and Twisted Fate and Graves in the Bilgewater and Yordle one even though they still need to be canonized as a couple)
