It’s interesting to try and review League of Legends when a lot of the functions of the game aren’t in place yet. As it stands now, the game’s core systems are all in place and provide a lot of fun for old Warcraft 3 players and along with the base of the game being free, most won’t lose anything more than time to give it a try.
Independent game company Riot Games is currently developing League of Legends, a highly anticipated title — especially among those in the DotA community.
Currently in a beta phase, many gamers have been holding their breath in anticipation for any news relating to this exciting project.
Thankfully for those of you that are turning blue from a lack of oxygen, Steve Mescon, the community manager at Riot Games, took some time with GotGame to talk about the company’s title. Mescon is also the creator of Dota-Allstars.com and is known by many as Pendragon.
Gamer Culture, Interviews, Pro Gaming, Profiles, Warcraft
To say that Defense of the Ancients (DotA), has undergone an evolution since its inception is a vast understatement. An evolution implies slow development and change over time, but DotA, which began in 2003, has quickly become arguably the most played map on Battle.net, as well as a widely accepted and popular game in the competitive scene
What word(s) can describe DotA’s ascendancy? Miracle? Revolution? Sensation? You decide, but in the meantime here are two reknown players and fellow teammates, Michael Nakama (Cakes) and Sam Braithwaite (Milkfat), with their own insights, views, and thoughts in regards to DotA.
