Netflix выпустила трейлер и объявила дату премьеры аниме по league of legends [видео]
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Champions available
Champions are being rotated during seasons, including «in-season» champions, this means while you can play all the champs in normal games, there will be some Champions that won’t be allowed in the ranked games:
- That’s a very insightful question. We thought a lot about that, and in the short term, we’re going to keep releasing champions. In the longer term, as we roll out competitive seasons, our first season will include all champions, but our additional seasons will feature a reduced set of «in-season» champions. This means that — while you can always play all champions in — the featured competitive mode will have a reduced set of champions that rotates periodically as we cycle through seasons. This allows us to revitalize the metagame; if a particular strategy is getting really strong, one way to make things interesting is to just change the champion rotation. And it also reduces the learning burden for someone coming in, so they don’t have to learn 60 champions — they only have to learn 35 or 40, or whatever number we determine.
Features
The following features were confirmed on the June 15 preview of the Season 1 and have been implemented since the beginning:
- Ranked games — In Season One, summoners of Level 30 will be able to indulge in the ranked game system. At launch, ranked players will be able to join one of three queues: 3v3 Premade, 5v5 Premade, or 5v5 Solo. Players will receive an individual rating for each of these queues.
- Ladders — Once Ranked Play begins, players who choose to participate will have their Elo ratings displayed publicly on the League of Legends Ladder. On the ladder, players will be able to see just how they stack up against the rest of their fellow summoners. The ladder will be available on the League of Legends Community Site.
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Draft Pick — Champion selection during ranked play will take on the form of a live draft. In 5v5 premade and 3v3 premade, the first phase of this draft process will provide the inviter of each team with the opportunity to ban the use of two champions. Banned champions cannot be selected for use on either team.
- After bans have been dispensed by both sides, the teams will begin the draft process. During ranked play, draft picks will be exclusive, meaning that a drafted champion will not be available for play by the opposing team. The team who received the second ban will begin the drafting process by drafting a single champion. Following that, the game will follow a 1:2:2:2:2:1 draft format for the 5v5 brackets and a 1:2:2:1 format for the 3v3 bracket.
- Through this system, players are encouraged to embrace a wider range of champions, allow for teams to effectively counter popular strategies, and develop a familiarity with their opponents and counter accordingly. Initially Draft Pick will be available both in Ranked Play and in practice games. Normal games still utilize blind pick during champion selection.
- Improved Visual Styles — With the substantial renovations required to support Ranked Games, Riot decided to undergo a complete facelift of the PvP.net interface. The new look for League of Legends is «brighter, more visually appealing, and easier to use».
LoL Arcane casting news
Netflix has released eight character posters for the upcoming Riot Games-led animated series, confirming several big names for the project.
The biggest name among them is Hailee Steinfield (Bumblebee, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse), who will be playing Jinx’s sister Vi. The lead character herself, Jinx, will be played by Ella Purnell, who recently starred in fantasy/adventure flick Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
Riot GamesVi (Steinfield), Jinx (Purnell), and Jayce (Alejandro) appear to be the show’s lead characters.
Game of Thrones alum Harry Lloyd will appear as a young Viktor, while Harry Potter star Katie Leung will play sheriff Caitlyn.
Here are all Arcane’s confirmed actors:
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- Vi — Hailee Steinfeld
- Jinx — Ella Purnell
- Jayce — Kevin Alejandro
- Caitlyn — Katie Leung
- Silco — Jason Spisak
- Mel — Toks Olagundoye
- Vander — JB Blanc
- Viktor — Harry Lloyd
The show’s IMDB listing still has yet to list any writers or producers.
Riot GamesLeading Arcane heroine Jinx will be played by Ella Purnell, while Hailee Steinfield will bring Vi to life.
League of Legends Arcane trailers
Arcane Anniversary Announcement
The original Arcane trailer debuted back on October 16, 2019. Steeped in lore, it showed us Piltover, the “city of progress,” and its fume-infested underground twin, Zaun.
On May 4 this year, Netflix dropped its own 18-second teaser.
‘A Score To Settle’ Story Trailer
Riot Games unveiled a new Arcane story trailer, “A Score to Settle”. The new trailer showed us a short clip from the animated series.
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Arcane Twitter account launches, teases new video
After some silence, on September 20, Arcane’s Twitter account went live and tweeted out this video, teasing a few champions.
What will Arcane be about?
Arcane will tell the origin story of Jinx and her sister Vi.
The League of Legends series will explore the sisters’ childhood in Piltover and Zaun, and explore the twin cities. Piltover is the upper-side utopia, while Zaun is the mean streets, and is Runeterra’s dystopian underbelly.
In current day LoL lore, Jinx and Vi are less than friends. The sisters throw snide remarks at each other and Jinx taunts her sibling whenever they meet. Jinx has become an infamous Zaun terrorist and Vi is a Piltover sheriff. The show will explore how the two sisters got to their modern-day relationship (or lack thereof).
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Dexerto also expects loads of other popular Zaun and Piltover champions to appear in the upcoming animated series.
These could include:
- Camille
- Caitlyn
- Ezreal
- Jayce
- Orianna
- Vi
- Heimerdinger
- Jinx
- Ekko
- Twitch
- Blitzcrank
- Dr. Mundo
- Janna
- Singed
- Urgot
- Viktor
- Warwick
- Zac
- Ziggs
Riot wrote: “We’ll dive deeply into the stories and struggles of these characters and find out what their lives look like, what made them who they are today.”
Medals
At the end of Season One, players were awarded forum medals according to their rating at the end of the season. Platinum and Gold players received the exclusive skin Victorious Jarvan IV.
- Platinum (Top 0.2%) — 1900 and above (3v3: 1700+, pre-made 5v5: 1750+): a framed summoner icon in platinum, a platinum banner in summoner profile, a platinum forum badge and a special skin for Jarvan IV.
- Gold (Top 3%) — Between 1520 and 1899 (3v3: 1490-1699, pre-made 5v5: 1500-1749): a framed summoner icon in gold, a gold banner in your summoner profile, a gold forum badge and a special skin for Jarvan IV.
- Silver (Top 10%) — Between 1400 and 1519 (3v3: 1410-1489, pre-made 5v5: 1410-1499): a framed summoner icon in silver and a silver banner in your summoner profile.
- Bronze (Top 25%) — Between 1249 and 1399 (3v3: 1249-1409, pre-made 5v5: 1249-1409): a bronze banner in your summoner profile.
In addition, all Season One veteran players received the exclusive skin Judgment Kayle.
