Timeater wrote:A mediocre hon pro player went over to LoL and became the number #1 player in a month or two. Thats the skillgap between lolplayers and honplayers.
People who play lol and haven't tried hon, or just half-assedly tried it, just dont have the HOOTSPAH required to be a decent gamer. Hon will always be better because it will always be more intellectually stimulating, more fast-paced, and more strategic. (lol free blink nice meta)
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Yeah, that whole not-having-a-scene schtick is really working out, right?
The one thing that could've saved HoN was if MLG and LoL's proceedings fell through in the past few weeks. They didn't, and MLG is throwing quite a bit of money at LoL, as is IEM. That's the two major circuits right now. If DreamHack picks it up as an official title, then LoL picks up the trifecta right now.
LoL's only major concern to sweat now is if DotA2 mounts anything on them. I didn't watch any of the tournament at Gamescom today to really gauge anything, but it's mixed reviews so far. The one # I did see was something like 2.8M concurrent views. That blows any viewer #s LoL has pulled thus far out of the water. It all depends on what Valve can throw out there that LoL can't (hint: it's not money) at this point.
Also, apparently the tournament's commentary was coming from the spec mode. This is huge if true.