DokumentaryoTaon2019Tagal1h 17mIMDb6.5

League of Legends Origins

Dokumentaryo

In League of Legends Origins, Academy Award nominated Director, Leslie Iwerks explores the history of the community that has made League of Legends one of the most-played PC game in history and one of the fastest growing sports in the world. Told by the fans who lived it, the players that popularized it, and the visionaries who made it, Iwerks captures the highs and lows of making a global phenomenon.

Panoorin Ngayon

Trailer

Cast

Leslie Iwerks

Director

Nick Allen

Self

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Imane 'Pokimane' Anys

Self

David Banks

Self

Brandon Beck

Self

DB

Dustin Beck

Self

PB

Paul Bellezza

Self

R'

Rivington 'Riv' Bisland III

Self

TC

Tom Cadwell

Self

BD

Bridget Davidson

Self

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Stephen 'Snoopeh' Ellis

Self

CE

Chris Enock

Self

Travis Gafford

Self

SG

Scott Gelb

Self

CH

Colt Hallam

Self

D'

Daerek 'LemonNation' Hart

Self

AH

Ariel Horn

Self

Dylan Jadeja

Self

JJ

Jeff Jew

Self

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Mga Komento

10 Mga Komento

abdonakobeMay 29, 2023

Efrata YohannesMay 29, 2023

source: League of Legends Origins

L O U K M A N🔥May 23, 2023

I've been playing League for 4 years now and it is by far the game that takes up most of my time. So going in to this it was really interesting to learn all about how the game was fully created and formed. However if you aren't really interested in league or video games in general then this probably won't do a lot for you.

mpasisetefaneMay 23, 2023

I started playing LoL in season 2, so a lot of this stuff is just nostalgia for me. but it has some interesting things about it that even i didnt know. so for me it was a very mild documentary, that didnt really spark much intigue. 6/10: good but not really something to remember

Suraksha PokharelMay 23, 2023

I'm a Dota player and have never played LoL but I found this show to be very entertaining. It basically puts gamers in a good light and for those who don't game, it really does inform the viewer on the appeals of online gaming and that E sports is here to stay.

Daddou MaherssiMay 23, 2023

I know that I overrated this documentary a little bit, but the point is that they show what video games mean to us nowadays. They can be esport games (League of Legends, CS:GO) that people enjoy to watch, like football, or they also can tell a good story where we like to learn more about it and to discover things by our own (A Plague Tale: Innocence, Skyrim), like in a good movie. And yes there are things that you can complain about it, for example that they only show good things about Riot Games and themselves. But all in all this is a step in a right way, so that people can see how fascinating videogames can be. Have a nice day!

VeehMay 23, 2023

It was kind of interesting to see how the game was made and became so much bigger, that's the only upside of it really. I honestly don't understand why streamers were included rather than a diverse range of pro/ex pro players (by that I mean major and smaller regions) but it could just be the nature of American culture prioritising entertainment over competition. What could have been a decent documentary quickly turned into a boring series of clips that you have probably seen and stories you have already heard

Reham ✨ رهام الشرقاويMay 23, 2023

I generally really like video game documentaries. However the documentary part of this is really lacking. Theres like a 5-10 minute blip about the creation of the game, but after that it just ends up talking about the esports/community aspects. Which, I still find interesting, but I would have much preferred a more in-depth look into how league was made. They never really talked about balancing, or the challenges of making certain champions or even the gameplay itself. Instead they focus on the rise of the league esport, the celebration of its fans, and how it can bring people together. Much more time on how the game actually was made and challenges of the game itself would make this documentary way better. Great credits music though.

Siku NkhomaMay 23, 2023

As a gamer in the who lives in this day and age, its nice to be able to witness the rise of esports and relate to the experiences of other gamers across the globe. I've honestly not played League before. Thought it was crappy when I first heard about it. But was glued to a load of other games. Meanwhile, to witness other game developer giants being able to rise and surpass the likes of EA/Blizzard/etc. is really quite something. Touches on the origins of the company, but also more on the rise of esports and cultures surrounding gaming, which helped make League what it is today. A must-watch for fellow gamers, even if you've not played LoL - I'd still recommend it.

❣️RøOde ❣️May 23, 2023

I didn't expect much from it, knowing how Riot handles PR, but this seriously? This is far from a documentary, this a blatant infomercial. They actually could have easily avoided that, by completely leaving out the villainous back story, but sugarcoating it like this? Portraying the Backstory like this, completely ignoring Pendragon and the DotA Allstars incident, is truly hypocritic. From the "documentary" you can easily get the impression, that riot popped into existence and spent 6 months developing their Champions and designing their kits. Yeah that impression is unfortunately incorrect. Riot got founded and not much later the DotA Allstars Forum disappeared, without notice. Central hub for all things concerning Dota, hero design, balance discussions, ideas for the game, everything. Guess what happened? Those Dota loving Kids hired Pendragon and with him bought all Ressources concerning DotA, since he as the websites Host, had full control over the Server running it. And suddenly not only do we recognize familiar designs in LOL, we also find implementations of the Communities design ideas from the forum, lots of it. Teemo from the movie? Yeah that guy is an immigrant to runeterra, rammus wasn't even changed in the slightest from the forums design. Nobody could sue anyone, since Pendragon owned the domain and Blizzard owns all designs by the Warcraft 3 Modding License Agreement. The esports part is actually interesting, this feud has been dying down over the past decade and this was the chance to make ammends with the (now in Dota 2) still active Community from back past. But riot decided on a dishonest infomercial.

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