League of Legends

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## League of Legends

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### Publisher(s)

Riot Games Inc., GOA, Tencent Holdings Ltd.

### Modes

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## System Requirements

**System Requierments****Minimum System Requirements**

* 3 GHz processor
* SSE2 processor or หรือสูงกว่า (ไม่รองรับ SSE1 processors)
* 1 GB RAM (ผู้ใช้ Windows Vista และผู้ใช้ใหม่ควรใช้ RAM 2 GB ขึ้นไป)
* พื้นที่ว่างในฮาร์ดดิสก์ที่มีอยู่ 12 GB
* การ์ดแสดงผลที่รองรับ Shader เวอร์ชัน 2.0
* รองรับ DirectX v9.0c หรือดีกว่า
* Windows: 7, 8, or 10

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* 3 GHz processor
* 2 GB of RAM (ผู้ใช้ Windows Vista และผู้ใช้ใหม่ควรใช้ RAM 4GB ขึ้นไป)
* พื้นที่ว่างในฮาร์ดดิสก์ที่มีอยู่ 16
* Nvidia GeForce 8800/AMD Radeon HD 5670 หรือการ์ดจอเทียบเท่า (Dedicated GPU with 512MB+ Video Memory(VRAM))
* รองรับ DirectX v9.0c หรือดีกว่า
* Windows: XP, Vista, 7, 8.1, or 10
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 ***League of Legends*** (or ***LoL***; initially  ***League of Legends: Clash of Fates***) is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) genre video game developed by Riot Games. It was designed to operate on the Microsoft Windows operating system. The game was first announced on October 7, 2008 and released a year later on October 27, 2009. The game was in beta from April 10, 2009 to October 26th, 2009.

Two main protagonists for the popular *Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne* mod, *Defense of the Ancients: Allstars* (commonly abbreviated as *DotA*), Steve 'Guinsoo' Feak and Steve 'Pendragon' Mescon are involved with Riot Games in the process of making of *League of Legends*. Guinsoo created *DotA: Allstars* from the original *DotA*, created by Eul, by adding his own mix of content, including over 40 heroes, numerous items, and various gameplay changes. Guinsoo then passed *DotA: Allstars* on to its current developer, Icefrog. Pendragon, who is the Director of Community Relations for Riot Games, helped create the *DotA: Allstars* website along with its forums, and is still currently working on *DotA: Allstars* alongside *League of Legends*. The core game is free to play, and new users can register an account here.

## Gameplay

### General

Players are formed into two even teams primarily comprised of five members. Each team starts at opposing sides of a map, near what is called a "Nexus". To win a match, a team must destroy the opposing team's Nexus. To do so, each team must work through a series of towers called 'turrets' that are placed along three paths to each base (commonly referred to as 'lanes') Along the way, each player gains power by completing game objectives, earning them experience points and gold that are used to increase the player's level and to purchase powerful items, potentially giving players an advantage over their opponents. Examples of these objectives include killing the opposing team's turrets, players, and 'minions' (small NPCs that constantly spawn and attack the other team).

### Matchmaking

Main article: Matchmaking*League of Legends* is a session-based game. Matchmaking occurs based on the average Elo ratings of each player. The game can be currently played in four different modes: normal, Co-op vs. AI, custom, or ranked.

* In a **normal** game, the server attempts to match up players of equal skill level. It is possible to enter an arranged team of players, in which case the arranged team is considered to be more powerful than the individual players.
* A **co-op** game requires you to team up with four other randomly selected players to play a five versus five match against a team of five randomly selected bots.
* **Custom** game allows players to create a session and set its properties, or find an existing session to join. Unlike co-op, custom allows you to make any range of teams on either side from one to five. Empty spaces can be filled in by bots or players, or remain empty.
* **Ranked** games are competitive matches open only to players who have reached level 30. It features a draft mode champion selection process, where a handful of champions are banned before picking begins.

### Game Modes and Maps

Main article: Maps
There are currently two game modes: Classic and ARAM. The Classic game mode is a base defense in which one attempts to battle their way gradually to the opponents' Nexus with the help of minions, through turrets and inhibitors. The ARAM game mode, All Random All Mid, is a mode where base defense similar to Classic game mode but is situated on a smaller, single-path map.

Maps in *League of Legends* were also called "Fields of Justice."

#### Classic

Main article: Summoner's Rift (League of Legends) **Summoner's Rift** resembles the *Defense of the Ancients* map with three lanes and supports five players per side.

     The maps put two teams with a fixed number of players against each other. Each team has its base, which contains the re-spawn point, item shop, and Nexus. The two bases are connected by *lanes*. Periodically, waves of minions spawn from the Nexus. Minions are AI-controlled NPC's that move down the lanes, engaging any enemies they encounter. The lanes are lined with turrets that engage enemies within range. Once a turret is destroyed, it will not respawn. A new element in *League of Legends* is the inhibitors. Each lane has an inhibitor on both ends. If a team destroys the enemy inhibitor, more powerful 'super minions' will spawn for that side. Unlike turrets, inhibitors respawn after a few minutes.

Besides the lanes, the maps also contain "jungle" areas, populated with neutral monster camps. These monsters can be killed by a champion for gold and experience. Some large monsters will grant the killer a buff, such as killing a Blue Sentinel grants its killer the ability toแม่แบบ:Bi help them in battle. Another special terrain feature is the *brush*. A brush blocks the line of sight of units, allowing champions to hide and set up a surprise attack, or "gank".

The goal of each team is to destroy the enemy Nexus, with the winner being the one who manages to do it first. Surrendering is possible through a voting system.

#### All Random All Mid

Main article: Howling Abyss (League of Legends)
 ไฟล์:Howling Abyss Minimap.png   The **Howling Abyss** is exclusively available for ARAM. It has similar gameplay with the classic maps where players must destroy the Nexus to win here with a few changes.Unlike the classic maps, ARAM only has one lane and has no jungle, the re-spawn point will not restore health or mana, and players cannot purchase items after passing the Nexus. Players must die to purchase items again. With the lack of health and mana restoration from the re-spawn point, ARAM features Health Relics.

Players will begin at level three, have an increase in starting gold and gold income, base XP generation, reduced respawn time, and a map-wide aura that increases mana regeneration, provides base armor/magic penetration, and reduces healing, as well as other changes to make it a different, faster-paced game. Some items have been added, removed and changed to fit the mode.

#### Teamfight Tactics

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**Teamfight Tactics** is an 8-player free-for-all drafting tactics game available through the League Client, but also as a standalone game on mobile platforms, in which the player recruits powerful champions, deploys them, and battles to become the last player standing. It has a self-contained tab of the client, as well as being able to be selected from the change modes menu in the play tab like other gamemodes. Teamfight Tactics has its own normal and ranked queues, as well as missions and missions interface.

### Champions

Main article: Champions
Each player controls a single champion. While the game came out with 40 champions there are currently 162 different champions available in the game, each with unique characteristics. Certain champions are tagged with certain attributes such as 'tank', 'fighter', 'mage' or 'support' to describe their play style. Champions have more than one attribute, and can be played in a variety of ways, though some are more viable than others.

At the start of each battle, every player must choose a champion to fight for him/her in battle. The choice of champions is limited by what the player has unlocked. Each week, fourteen champions are made temporarily free so that players can try them out without unlocking them, a service known as the free champion rotation.

Champions gain experience by killing enemy minions, neutral monsters, champions, or structures. After reaching a certain amount of experience, the champion levels up. Each level increases the champion's stats and adds an ability point that can be spent to improve one of the champion's four unique abilities. Normally, each champion has three basic abilities that can be learned at any time, with a maximum rank of five (with some exceptions). They also have the ability to level up their ultimate ability at level 6, to a maximum rank of three. The maximum level for a champion is 18.

Players can gain gold by landing the killing blow on an enemy minion/monster, by killing a champion/assisting in a kill, or will receive global gold from the destruction of structures, or killing of some epic monsters. Some abilities and items also generate extra gold. The acquired gold can be spent at the item shop for various items. These items boost stats of the champion. Some items can be combined into more powerful items by following predefined recipes.

Original Champion Roster

* ไฟล์:AlistarSquare.png Alistar
* ไฟล์:AmumuSquare.png Amumu
* ไฟล์:AniviaSquare.png Anivia
* ไฟล์:AnnieSquare.png Annie
* ไฟล์:AsheSquare.png Ashe
* ไฟล์:BlitzcrankSquare.png Blitzcrank
* ไฟล์:Cho'GathSquare.png Cho'Gath
* ไฟล์:CorkiSquare.png Corki
* ไฟล์:Dr. MundoSquare.png Dr. Mundo
* ไฟล์:EvelynnSquare.png Evelynn
* ไฟล์:FiddlesticksSquare.png Fiddlesticks
* ไฟล์:GangplankSquare.png Gangplank
* ไฟล์:HeimerdingerSquare.png Heimerdinger
* ไฟล์:JannaSquare.png Janna
* ไฟล์:JaxSquare.png Jax
* ไฟล์:KarthusSquare.png Karthus
* ไฟล์:KassadinSquare.png Kassadin
* ไฟล์:KatarinaSquare.png Katarina
* ไฟล์:KayleSquare.png Kayle
* ไฟล์:MalphiteSquare.png Malphite
* ไฟล์:Master YiSquare.png Master Yi
* ไฟล์:MorganaSquare.png Morgana
* ไฟล์:NasusSquare.png Nasus
* ไฟล์:NunuSquare.png Nunu
* ไฟล์:RammusSquare.png Rammus
* ไฟล์:RyzeSquare.png Ryze
* ไฟล์:ShacoSquare.png Shaco
* ไฟล์:SingedSquare.png Singed
* ไฟล์:SionSquare.png Sion
* ไฟล์:SivirSquare.png Sivir
* ไฟล์:SorakaSquare.png Soraka
* ไฟล์:TaricSquare.png Taric
* ไฟล์:TeemoSquare.png Teemo
* ไฟล์:Twisted FateSquare.png Twisted Fate
* ไฟล์:TwitchSquare.png Twitch
* ไฟล์:TristanaSquare.png Tristana
* ไฟล์:TryndamereSquare.png Tryndamere
* ไฟล์:VeigarSquare.png Veigar
* ไฟล์:WarwickSquare.png Warwick
* ไฟล์:ZileanSquare.png Zilean

### Summoner

Main article: Summoner
The Summoner acts as the persistent element in the game and is the common term used to describe the League of Legends players. Summoner accounts are used to track statistics and scores for each player.

Summoners gain experience points after each battle they participate in. They level up after receiving enough experience, and can unlock new champions and  Blue Essence.

#### Summoner spells

Main article: Summoner spellThe Summoner can choose two summoner spells to use in battle. These spells significantly impact gameplay and have a high cooldown while costing no mana. All spells can be improved with summoner masteries.

#### Runes

Main article: RuneRunes are enhancements that the player select for their champion before a match on a field of justice begins to augment their champion's abilities.

## Terminology

Main article: Terminology (League of Legends)
League of Legends has its own share of keywords and terminologies used in and outside of the game, with some terms being used to simplify and facilitate rapid communication.

## Reception

*League of Legends* received "generally favorable" reviews on Metacritic holding a metascore of 78/100 based on 37 critic reviews.

## Trivia

* General
* Development

* League of Legends is Riot Games' take on the Multiplayer Battle Online Arena genre.

## The Origins

The beginning of *League of Legends'* development was sparked at the close of 2005 with the idea of a standalone spiritual successor to the popular *Warcraft III* mod, *Defense of the Ancients*. *League of Legends* was born "when a couple of very active DotA community members believed that the gameplay was so much fun and so innovative that it represented the spawning of a new genre and deserved to be its own professional game with significantly enhanced features and around-game services."

Riot Games was co-founded by Brandon Beck and Marc Merrill. Together, they partnered with some of the key creative minds behind the creation of *DotA: Allstars*, Steve "Guinsoo" Feak and Steve "Pendragon" Mescon, in *League of Legends'* core development. Riot Games officially opened its office in September 2006. The company currently has about one thousand employees working on *League of Legends*, "including their robust technology platform to service and operate the game as well as a team dedicated to community relations."

According to Marc Merrill, when creating the various champions in the game, instead of leaving the champion creation to just a few people, they decided to open up the champion creation process to everyone in the company based upon a template in which they could vote on which champions made it into the game.

## Distribution

Riot Games has signed deals regarding the distribution of *League of Legends* in Asia, Oceania, Europe, and America continents.

In Asia, Tencent Inc. - China's largest Internet value-added services company, best known for its QQ Instant Messaging client - will be in charge of the distribution to Tencent's growing 300 million Internet user base through its leading QQ Game portal. The deal is one of only a handful of partnerships to bring a U.S.-developed online game directly to China.

For distribution in Europe, Riot Games signed an international licensing partnership with GOA, the videogames department of Orange's Content Division and Europe's largest gaming portal after some issues with the European version of the game, Riot later decided to break the contract with GOA and self-publish the game instead.

In North America, Riot Games self-publishes and operates the game and all of its customer service aspects.

For distribution in South East Asia, Riot Games partners with Garena.
## Media

* Videos
* Gallery

*See also Cinematic, Music & PVP.net*
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## See Also

* Official site
* European Nordic and East site
* European West site
* Riot Games homepage
* Download game client
* Register

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1. ↑ Best Buy: League of Legends Collector's Pack
2. ↑ Gamestop: League of Legends
3. ↑ Amazon - League of Legends PC
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 ความต้องการขั้นต่ำของ PC
5. ↑ League of Legends Website
6. ↑ League of Legends Announcement and Release Dates
7. ↑ League of Legends Beta Start
8. ↑ League of Legends Beta End
9. ↑ League of Legends Fields of Justice
10. ↑ League of Legends FAQ
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Riot Games Summoner Page
12. ↑ League of Legends FAQ
13. ↑ Metascore for League of Legends for PC, *Metacritic*, Retrieved March 31, 2020
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 Warcry: Marc Merril Interview
15. ↑ Values of Riot Games
16. ↑ Truegameheadz: Marc Merril Interview
17. ↑ League of Legends Self-publishing