I'm guessing you've never played MLBB.

It's partially because a lot of people play this game like there is money on the line in every match.

Originally posted by Home Owner:

It's partially because a lot of people play this game like there is money on the line in every match.

nah i mean there is no tutorial section or new player area. i know how to play mobas so the tutorial saying to take out towers or to cs is not useful to me (especially as a jg main). this game has more ♥♥♥♥♥♥ jungle camps than any other moba i've played lol. at the very least they could do what league does for new players and give a basic pathing guide.

Originally posted by Orange Cake:

I'm guessing you've never played MLBB.

lol nah whats that bro

ah i looked it up i dont play mobile games much, why does it look sooo close to league though? league already has wild rift as its mobile game counterpart.

Well league of legends used to have tutorial where you bought thornsmail to adc and everyone played the game wrong so theres that haha and now well everyone knows the success of the game

Originally posted by Home Owner:

It's partially because a lot of people play this game like there is money on the line in every match.

No its cause experienced players expect competent gameplay and when paired with a new player instead of taking advice on how to play the game they insult or ignore 9 out of 10 times witch results in the game then being Toxic.

wut, there is an arena mode that plays like marvel rivals, and if you have played mobas and rpgs you already understand itemization

you even get autobuilds

dota is 100x harder to get into

Originally posted by デカマラ:

Originally posted by Home Owner:

It's partially because a lot of people play this game like there is money on the line in every match.

nah i mean there is no tutorial section or new player area. i know how to play mobas so the tutorial saying to take out towers or to cs is not useful to me (especially as a jg main). this game has more ♥♥♥♥♥♥ jungle camps than any other moba i've played lol. at the very least they could do what league does for new players and give a basic pathing guide.

Not only is there a tutorial, there is a quickplay mode, and a camera mode entirely designed to help new players become familiar with the game, and systems like autobuild to help you with the more complex aspects. And there is a pathing guide, when you go into the game both the map and the ground light up and you get a line showing you where to go, depending on which role you have.

Originally posted by jumpstart:

Originally posted by デカマラ:

nah i mean there is no tutorial section or new player area. i know how to play mobas so the tutorial saying to take out towers or to cs is not useful to me (especially as a jg main). this game has more ♥♥♥♥♥♥ jungle camps than any other moba i've played lol. at the very least they could do what league does for new players and give a basic pathing guide.

Not only is there a tutorial, there is a quickplay mode, and a camera mode entirely designed to help new players become familiar with the game, and systems like autobuild to help you with the more complex aspects. And there is a pathing guide, when you go into the game both the map and the ground light up and you get a line showing you where to go, depending on which role you have.

ok

if u played smite 1 then you'd REALLY know what horrible new player experience is. this one is a little more stream lined but if u dont know what most gods do you will still suffer

well uhm. ''new'' smite 2 players will obviously start at the same point as veteran smite 1 players. logically impossible to measure or bridge this chasm.

Originally posted by jumpstart:

Originally posted by デカマラ:

nah i mean there is no tutorial section or new player area. i know how to play mobas so the tutorial saying to take out towers or to cs is not useful to me (especially as a jg main). this game has more ♥♥♥♥♥♥ jungle camps than any other moba i've played lol. at the very least they could do what league does for new players and give a basic pathing guide.

Not only is there a tutorial, there is a quickplay mode, and a camera mode entirely designed to help new players become familiar with the game, and systems like autobuild to help you with the more complex aspects. And there is a pathing guide, when you go into the game both the map and the ground light up and you get a line showing you where to go, depending on which role you have.

My only complaint with what you said is the fact that the action camera is complete ass. everything else is spot on.

27 min queue on arena on a saturday is just ... and this is the mode most players play ...

https://ibb.co/Zz1MJqL6

Originally posted by ReLo_FZR:

27 min queue on arena on a saturday is just ... and this is the mode most players play ...

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sounds liek youve been shadowbanned

I dunno... i tried LoL some weeks ago to join some friends and it was complete ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥... i was playing the most casual mode and was paired with ppl with thousands of hours, Matchmaking is inexistant in LoL, there's a ♥♥♥♥ ton of toxicity trough constant map pinging aswell. My conclusion is all the online moba's are the same regarding community.