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Just so you guys now. I’ve stopped playing League of Legends, so I won’t update anything about it since i’ve lost interest in this game. 

Currently i’m playing WoW (again..ikr) and Dota 2 

Just so y’all know why I haven’t updated anything since forever. :) 

Anonymous asked: hey :) greate cosplay.... doo u play lol? if u do can u pass me your account name? :)

I have actually stoped playing League Of Legends.
That’s why I haven’t updated anything the last Months (?)  

The World Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Series is approaching fast, so we wanted to take the opportunity to talk a little bit about what’s led these teams to this epic finale in Hannover, Germany.

The Intel Extreme Masters Series is one of the largest and most respected eSports leagues in the world, historically featuring only the most competitive titles in the world for huge prize pools. League of Legends is only the 6th title to ever be selected for the Intel Extreme Masters since it was established by the ESL.

Each IntelEM Global Challenge pits some of the top competitors from all over the world against one another both the pride of winning and substantial prize. The 1st and 2nd place teams at each of these Global Challenges qualify for a spot at the IntelEM World Championship, a massive tournament featuring the top performers across all the events in a single season. All teams participating in a Global Challenge also earn points towards a placement on the Intel Extreme Masters leaderboard. These points are separate from the Challenger Circuit Points also awarded by these events, and are used to determine which teams advance to fill the remaining slots at Intel Extreme Masters World Championship.

1st        CLG          180

2nd    SK Gaming     150

3rd   Team SoloMid  140

4th       fnatic        135

5th    Mocow Five    90

6th     World Elite     90

7th   Team Dignitas  60

8th      Sypher        55

9th     Millenium      40

10th   Curse       30

11th    EHOME    25

12th       iG         25

For an even more in-depth breakdown of how the teams qualified, visit the Intel Extreme Masters rankings page on the ESL website.

Taking place at CeBIT in Hannover, Germany, the IntelEM World Championship caps off the end of each IntelEM Season by placing the champions and top contenders from each Global Challenge against one another for their share of a massive $100,000 prize pool. The group stage of the tournament has already been set, and the matchups can be found below!

Group A                          Group B

CLG                               Team SoloMid

fnatic                            SK Gaming

World Elite                      Moscow 5

Team Dignitas                 Sypher

Millenium                        Curse

iG                                   EHOME

It’s been a long season, but the true test for each of these teams still awaits them in Hannover, Germany, and represents the second Challenger Circuit event in League of Legends Season Two. Here, the Global Challenge winners from countries all across the globe will gather to do battle over $100,000 and the pride of being crowned the first League of Legends Intel Extreme Masters World Champion!

Stay tuned for more details as the Intel Extreme Masters World Championship draws closer!

S : http://competitive.euw.leagueoflegends.com/article/get-ready-intel-extreme-masters-world-championship

S : http://competitive.na.leagueoflegends.com/article/get-ready-intel-extreme-masters-world-championship

Welcome to the latest installment of the Fansite Focus! Featured this week is a blog series from FourCourtJester featuring tips and tricks for aspiring League of Legends shoutcasters. Ziggs’ arrival has also heralded another great video from Ciderhelm and game commentary from ggChronicle.

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S : http://na.leagueoflegends.com/news/fansite-focus-shoutcasting-ziggs