Hey guys, Jonasion here. First of all, thank you for sticking with us for almost two years at this point. It is your excited comments, suggestions (and memes) that truly fuel this passion project of ours. Your feedback also makes it hurt more to not see the app progress much this year. I’m here to tell you what’s next for Nemo.
The League of Legends tournament hierarchy at this point is rather developed. You qualify for Worlds or Mid-Season Invitational by performing well in the elite leagues. If you’re not at that level yet, you can play in academy leagues or (here in Europe) compete in a smaller regional league. But how do you put yourself on the radar? Simple: amateur tournaments.
There are many ways to improve your mental health during the ongoing pandemic and beyond. The conventional advice would be to go outside and take a walk in your neighborhood or get in the mindset of preparing healthy meals daily. Others preach hiking, reading, or any other hobby as a way to get some peace of mind. We at Nemo never needed an excuse to play our video games, but it can also benefit your mental health.
For some 15 years, esports athletes have been very reluctant about bringing any support staff. A Manager would be good only for takeout deliveries, coaches surely don’t know the game better than players do, and don’t get me started on analysts. Between the general stigma and the male teen-dominated environment, there was practically no demand for psychologists in esports. Luckily, that is no longer the case.
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