Every season of ranked play in League of Legends brings its new shenanigans, but this may have truly been the wildest ride yet. First, players figured out how to improve their future rank through Normal games. Then, some other clever SoloQ players started exporting ranks from less skilled servers to KR and EUW. Let’s take a look at some of the antics.
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.
As is tradition, the competitive Season 11 starts with pros finding individual overpowered champions and sticking to them. This year’s darling is Kai’Sa, but there are a few more pick & ban trends to look at.
Following one of the shortest Preseasons ever, Riot Games has kicked off Season 11 of ranked play. They have not, however, addressed a notable number of champions that became strong after the item changes. Here are the best proven and new options in Top, Jungle, Mid.
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