League of Legends: Wild Rift or Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (WHO WILL IT BE)
WHO WILL CATCH THE HEART OF THE NETIZENS
League of Legends: Wild Rift is an upcoming multiplayer online battle arena game for mobiles and consoles. The game was first announced by Riot Games, and entered its first closed beta, on October 15th 2019, coinciding with the 10th Anniversary of League of Legends. It will be released in 2020.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) mobile game developed and published by Shanghai Moonton Technology. First released in 2016, the game has become popular in Southeast Asia and was among the games chosen for the first medal event esports competition at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines.
The Riot Games Inc., Tencent Inc. is now announcing the release date of the League of Legends: Wild Rift this coming June 4, 2020, a lot of gamers are now excited how will this game differ to Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
Welcome to the Wild Rift! Featuring the same skill-based 5v5 PVP gameplay you expect from League of Legends on PC, Wild Rift was built from the ground up for new platforms. Lock your choice from a huge cast of League champions, team up with friends, and outplay the opposition.
THE LEAGUE YOU KNOW
Experience the thrills of League’s competitive and strategic 5v5 gameplay, rebuilt specifically for mobile and console. Choose your champion, take to the Rift, and destroy the enemy Nexus in 15-20 minute matches.
A NEW RIFT
Explore the Wild Rift, a new-yet-familiar 5v5 map based on Summoner’s Rift and streamlined for faster games. A responsive dual-stick control scheme, designed exclusively for new platforms, makes sure your skillshots on mobile feel as crisp as they do on PC.
NO IMPOSTORS
Wild Rift will include a familiar cast of over 40 champions at launch, with more favourites on the way. Light the way with Lux, spin to win with Garen, or blow it all up with Jinx.
COMPETE AND CLIMB
Master the new Rift, climb the Ranked ladder—and earn unique loot along the way. Like LoL PC, Wild Rift lets you prove yourself with high-skill champs, macro strategy, and myriad playstyles.
DRESS TO IMPRESS
Customize your champ’s look to your liking with loads of skins across dozens of themes. Then, get closer than ever before with Wild Rift’s all-new 3D model viewer.
SKILLS NOT BILLS
All champs can be earned for free, and there’s no paying for playtime or power. Ever.
Gameplay
Game Modes and Maps
- CLASSIC
Summoners Rift
Summoner's Rift has been reduced in the territory, but still supports three lanes and five players per side. There are no inhibitors or nexus turrets.
Each team has its base, which contains the re-spawn point, item shop, and Nexus. The two bases are connected by lanes. Periodically, waves of minions spawn from the Nexus. Minions are AI-controlled NPC's that move down the lanes, engaging any enemies they encounter. The lanes are lined with turrets that engage enemies within range. Once a turret is destroyed, it will not respawn. The turrets that line the base walls also act as inhibitors, if a team destroys this kind of turret, more powerful 'super minions' will spawn for that lane. The nexus itself also attacks like a turret.
Besides the lanes, the maps also contain "jungle" areas, populated with neutral monster camps. These monsters can be killed by a champion for gold and experience. Some large monsters will grant the killer a buff, such as killing a Blue Sentinel grants it's killing the ability to Crest of Insight help them in battle. Another special terrain feature is the brush. A brush blocks the line of sight of units, allowing champions to hide and set up a surprise attack, or "gank".
The goal of each team is to destroy the enemy Nexus, with the winner being the one who manages to do it first.
Summoner's Rift has been reduced in the territory, but still supports three lanes and five players per side. There are no inhibitors or nexus turrets.
Each team has its base, which contains the re-spawn point, item shop, and Nexus. The two bases are connected by lanes. Periodically, waves of minions spawn from the Nexus. Minions are AI-controlled NPC's that move down the lanes, engaging any enemies they encounter. The lanes are lined with turrets that engage enemies within range. Once a turret is destroyed, it will not respawn. The turrets that line the base walls also act as inhibitors, if a team destroys this kind of turret, more powerful 'super minions' will spawn for that lane. The nexus itself also attacks like a turret.
Besides the lanes, the maps also contain "jungle" areas, populated with neutral monster camps. These monsters can be killed by a champion for gold and experience. Some large monsters will grant the killer a buff, such as killing a Blue Sentinel grants it's killing the ability to Crest of Insight help them in battle. Another special terrain feature is the brush. A brush blocks the line of sight of units, allowing champions to hide and set up a surprise attack, or "gank".
The goal of each team is to destroy the enemy Nexus, with the winner being the one who manages to do it first.
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