WorthPlaying writes: "Certain things just cannot really be reviewed and give you a full context. At first glance, LOL is one of those things. The very concept of the game is one that is centered entirely on creativity - not on the part of the designer, but the player. There are almost no rules in its ludicrous simplicity, resulting in wanting to rate this game not so much as a game, but as a cheap Microsoft Paint clone with rules and silly graphics attached. Unfortunately, once you realize that that pretty much is all there is to LOL, it quickly skitters into "not worth purchasing" territory.
LOL's basic premise is that only one cartridge is required, and up to three other players can join in on the game. Want to play by yourself? That's too bad because there is no single-player component whatsoever. Once the downloads are finished, then the host gets an empty white screen, and scribbles whatever he wants onto it. Everyone gets that screen and writes out their responses. Then the host reveals the responses in whatever order he feels like, and everyone votes on it. After the votes decide who wins, you repeat the process from the host's screen."
MOBA is the biggest eSport genre in the world right now. Mainly due to Dota 2 and LoL, but which MOBA is best from a gameplay standpoint and how do they stand out from each other?
League of Legends and DOTA 2 might be regarded as the top tier MOBA's on the market right now but in this article, I will go into why that has more to do with seniority than the games themselves. As Hots in many ways are the superior when it comes to quality and gameplay.
The assassin class was updated nine months ago and the majority of League of Legends players were pleased with the re-work. However, the nerfs Rengar received have somehow missed the mark.
