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[table="align:center"][tr][td]Introducing the latest Champion to join League of Legends:
We have two champions this time!
Hecarim, the Shadow of war.
And Varus, the Arrow of Retribution
[h2]FREE CHAMPIONS, SEASON 2, WEEK 21[/h2]
What is League of Legends?
If you're familiar with WC3, and/or the DotA series that spawned from it (DotA, DotA: Allstars, HoN, etc.), here's an article to get you started.
For those not familiar with DotA, the gameplay of League of Legends can best be described as a session-based action RPG. The developers of LoL classify it in a new genre entirely, as a MOBA or "Multiplayer Online Battle Arena". You start the game at level one, with a small amount of gold, and no items. As you play, you receive experience and gold. This allows you to level up and purchase items, which increases both the power of your champions abilities, as well as their core stats. The main goal of every match is to destroy the opposing team's "Nexus", a structure found at the heart of their base. To get there, you must first fight your way past hordes of computer controlled monsters, also known as minions, which continuously spawn from the enemy base. The base itself is protected by structures called turrets, which also must be destroyed. Whichever team destroys the other team's Nexus first, wins the game. It's truly a team oriented game, and you need to work together to succeed.
[release]Why should I play League of Legends over DotA?
*New and original playable champions.
*Built-in surrender functionality.
*A new in-game interface, with controls designed for this style of play.
*Account-level progression, adding out-of-game strategic depth and customization, known as the summoner system. This includes Runes and Masteries.
*Regular updates with many more features to come!
*An improved mini-map that shows your champion's pathing.
*Multiple maps, (Summoner's Rift, Summoner's Rift: Winter, Twisted Treeline, The Proving Grounds, The Crystal Scar Magma Chamber coming "soon™")
*Easier to pick up and learn
*Did I mention the game is completely FREE?[/release]
Game Mechanics:
Summoner Spells
You are allowed the use of two Summoner Spells in any match of League of Legends. You can choose from a large variety prior to the start of a game. They are all unique, and can easily alter the game in your favor if you use them correctly.
You can put up to 30 points, which are gained upon leveling up, into three categories of masteries - offense, defense, and utility. Some of the more advanced masteries require investment in lesser masteries. Summoner masteries are not set in stone; depending on the champion that you want to play, they may be changed to better suit your needs. You can even set them while selecting your champion before a match begins, so if your favorite champion is taken, you can change your masteries to better suit another. With the newest update to League of Legends, you can now save up to 10 mastery pages locally so you won't have to manually change them ever again.
Before queuing for a match, you can make use of "Runes" to increase your champion's power. There are four types of Runes that you can use: glyphs, marks, seals, and quintessences. Before a match begins, you can choose from one of up to nine different rune configurations you have previously set in your Runebook. This allows for maximum flexibility in choosing a Runebook that is best suited for whatever champion end up using. You CANNOT change these while selecting your champion, so choose wisely before entering the queue. Even if you are unsure of how you want to build your champion, you should always select a rune page before entering the game. Runes can only benefit your character, and are never detrimental.
Here is the official list of all the champions in the game
Every champion has a role to play. Here's the general archetypes of champions found within the game:
Assassins: These champions specialize in taking out other champions. They are usually pretty frail, but make up for this in increased mobility with blinks, teleports, jumps, and even stealth abilities. These champions (a la their namesake) get into the action, burst down an enemy, and walk right out.
Tanks: They have the most health, the most armor, and the most magic resistance. These are the champions that initiate team fights and soak all the damage. They don't generally get as many kills as other champions, but they are great at getting assists. Some of them can force champions into attacking them, some of them can stun, while others have forms of "crowd control" that affect the entire enemy team.
Fighters: These champions deal damage per second, or DPS. They rely on armor penetration, attack damage, and attack speed to get the job done. Some of them are tougher than others, and some of them have abilities which augment their attack speed, their attack damage, or even their movement speed.
Mages: Mages are capable of extreme burst damage, and rely heavily on items that give them bonus magic penetration and ability power. Most of them are out of luck when their abilities are on cooldown.
Support: These are the champions that support the team. They save the lives of their team mates, whilst simultaneously making life a living hell for the other team. They don't get many kills, but they do win games.
Q: Is it difficult to unlock champions?
Not really. For one thing, Riot selects ten new champions every week. For that week, the champions they selected are free to play. However, if you want to purchase a champion forever, you can use the Influence Points you earn while playing the game. Champions cost various amounts of IP, from 450 IP all the way up to 6300 IP. Winning a game, on average, nets you a bit more than 100 I.P. If it's your first win of the day, it's usually around 250 IP. Losing games even nets you around 70 IP. The free champions give you a taste, whilst IP is primarily used to unlock the champions you really liked when they were free.
Q: What if I want to spend moneyyy on champions?
Generally we'll recommend against that in this thread as farming IP for champions isn't terribly hard but there is a fairly cheap way to get half the heroes in LoL. For $10 you can buy 1380 Riot Points, which are used to buy champions and skins. 3900 of those points gets you the Digital Collector's Pack, which contains 20 champions and includes 1380 additional Riot Points.
Q: My friend and I want to play in the same game. Can we?
Of course! If you're new, you might want to stick with the practice mode before you move onto the normal or ranked mode. People in the normal and ranked modes know what they are doing, especially the players in the ranked mode. You and your friend can practice against bots and get a feel of the game itself in practice mode.
The only catch is you have to be on the same server as your friends. Servers are split to North America, EU West and EU Nordic & East. If you're Australian play on the North American server.
Q: I'm amazing at DotA and everything else DotA related, why should I bother?
Riot is passionate about the competitive scene in LoL. They hold sponsored tournaments all year long which build up into a grand finals ladder. The prizes of these tournaments are nothing to scoff at. If you have the ability to play well then competing in LoL could be for you.
Q: What about skins?
So you want buy a skin? Well don't even think about it. Not yet at least. Buying a skin costs real cash money so you wanna spend it well. There are a few things you want to consider when buying a skin:
1. How often do I play the hero?
2. Is it just a recolor of the default texture or did they need to make a whole new one?
3. Is it still crap even if they made a whole new texture?
4. Does it come with particle effects?
If you haven't played the hero more than a dozen times, don't buy a skin for him. If you find yourself playing that hero a lot more, then go for it. Do not buy a recolor though. You may wonder what I mean by this. I mean skins like Nottingham Ezreal and Shadow Evelynn. They are, literally, recolors of the default models.
This youtube channel has video showcases of newer skins and champions.
Q: How do I sign up?
Signing up is free. I'm going to give you two options, though. I would very much appreciate you signing up through my referral link. if you could give me a referral. Signing up with my link does benefit me in the end, but you don't have to use my link if you don't want to! Keep in mind, I only get credited if your account reaches level five. If you do sign-up with my link, and you like the game; please keep playing!
Click here to sign up.If you feel like helping someone out with more IP (or other things), feel free to ask for a referral link.
[release]Q: I'm signed up. Now what?
*Start off with the tutorial! It will teach you the basic controls, game play mechanics, and the objectives of the game.
*Once you have a good handle on that, start a practice game and add bots. Practice mode allows you to explore the map and try out new champion,s without having to worry about playing well. The Bots aren't very difficult to beat, so don't expect them to be on par with actual players.
*If you can handle the bots, and feel like you have a good handle on the game itself, try a practice game with actual players. Look in the lobby for games called "new players only" or "levels 1-5", etc.
*The Co-op vs. AI mode puts you against harder bots with a team of real players. Great way to practice working together with others.
*Look up character guides on solomid.net or ask us here. We can, usually, give good advice for any character.
*When you feel like you're ready, join a Normal Game with solo queue![/release]
Helpful Links
http://www.leagueoflegends.com/ - The main website.
http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wik...f_Legends_Wiki - Wiki-style website for LoL, lots of useful articles here.
http://www.leagueoflegends.com/board/ - Official forums.
http://www.leaguecraft.com/ - Huge LoL database, also has a ton of great champion builds. They also have custom hero skins.
http://www.solomid.net/ - A website for one of the top teams of LoL. Guides written by pros.
http://lol.zone.gamebase.com.tw/zone/lol/skin_view - Thinking of buying a skin for your favorite hero? Check out how it looks here first! Don't buy a dud. (Note: some models look nicer in-game)
http://www.lolstatistics.com - To see somewhat accurate stats of your entire LoL career. (NA/EU)
Terminology Section (and other useful stuff)
General useful information:
How to join the Facepunch chat room (NA/EU)
1. Press the two chat bubbles on the lower right. 2. Press the chat bubble with a + sign. 3. Type in "Facepunch". 4. Click on the gear in the chat window. 5. Set to auto join on start up. From now you will always be able to create matches and chat with people from Facepunch.
Flubadoo's Graphs n' stuff
Graph 1, Graph 2
"black cleaver is OP and they should abuse it on autoattack-heavy champions as a standalone dps item before high elo finds out about this and begin to use it" ~ Flubadoo
[release]*League of Legends - "Mundo will go where he pleases!"
*League of Legends V2 - "Just the luck of the draw."
*League of Legends V3 - "you can't milk those"
*League of Legends V4 - "You have been disconnected from PVP.net"
*League of Legends V5 - "where's magma chamber???"
*League of Legends V6 - "Ryze, good? ahahaha"
*League of Legends V7 - "It's not me, it's my team!"
*League of Legends v8 - FP Premade to win.
*League of Legends v9 - Server status: Offline "Are you connected to the internet?"
*League of Legends v10 - "LUCKER NOOB L2P"
*League of Legends v11: Title more important than actual discussion
*League of Legends v12
*League of Legends v13 - BASK... IN MY PRES-wait.
*League of Legends v14 - Complain about teammates edition
*League of Legends v15 - Phreak is a good caster
*League of Legends v16 - 50% LoL 50% Chitchat
*League of Legends v17 - Why did nobody else make the OP
*League of Legends v18 (Flubad at LoL edition)
*League of Legends v19- Flubadoo bad forever[/release]


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The news of the probe follows on the heels of the bridge scandal, but the issue was first raised last summer, when New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. sent a letter asking the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to look into bidding process used by Christie for the marketing campaign — specifically the governor's decision to award the contract to a proposal that was $2.2 million more expensive than one from a competing firm.
"These taxpayer-funded television ads feature the governor and have been aired in New Jersey and surrounding states during his reelection cycle," Pallone wrote in the August 2013 letter addressed to David Montoya, the department's inspector general. "However, the proposal from the less expensive firm that was not chosen during the bidding process did not propose featuring the governor in the ads.
"The fact that this particular proposal was chosen despite an obvious conflict of interest, in addition to the higher costs, raises serious concerns with the entire process," Pallone continued. "I fought hard for passage of the Sandy aid package in Congress by assuring our colleagues that this funding was critical to our recovery and that it would be spent responsibly without waste, fraud and abuse."
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Do you see a value to printed maps?
Posted 18 June 2012 - 01:31 PM
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 12:29 AM
I'm being sarcastic, of course. However, as a person who has been "in the business" since 1994 (full-time since 2002), I continually am amazed at the level of defensiveness which people seem to hold toward electronic mapping. Or more accurately, how people who grew-up on the print side of the shop (and/or prefer print...as I do) who are now in their 40s/50s/60s/70s (like me) take things such as this so personally.
It's not about print or electronic communications. It is about user-centered design. Which requires print *AND* electronic communications. Since some of us prefer print, while others of us prefer lots of custom layers and ever-updating information being presented to us via LCD screens. If "Sven" prefers print, and "Ole" prefers on-screen, who cares? And if "Ole" says that on-screen is GOD...and that print is "soooooooo 20th/19th/18th century," so what? Why do people care so much about other people not agreeing with them?
A few things I thought about after reading your blog posting:
Nearly the entire premise of your posting was about paper being environmentally friendly, but what about paper being economically friendly? Not only the growth, harvesting, and manufacturer of paper, but:
- the transport of said paper into the hands of end-users
- the amount of time that said information will be current/accurate, and not become outdated and needing to be replaced (with the manufacturer and transport of said paper needing to reoccur each time something becomes obsolete)
- the costs and environmental impacts of the inks used to produce said print pieces
- The chemicals and dyes used to produce paper to a particular color desired for the presentation/design
- The packaging used to deliver said print materials into the hands of end users (most aren't sitting in store shelves without some kind of packaging or in a natural-colored paper envelope with nothing on them).
- The adhesives and/or chemicals used in producing said packaging.
Remember, I'm a person who prefers paper to electronic, and I can rattle off the above list about three-times faster than I can type. I also am a person who owns 30 acres of timber, and knows more than your average person about what goes into the process of growing and harvesting the material that is used to produce said paper as well. And if it is that easy for me to see the many, ample benefits of electronic delivery, just imagine how much easier it is for someone 20 years younger who grew up on Google Maps and iPhones.
I feel your pain (as a person who loves and prefers printed maps). I just wish at least we (map makers, people who prefer print) would talk more about "and" rather than "either/or." And if a few 20-somethings occasionally ask if print maps are dead or relevant/necessary in 2012, or ask us what it was like to live before the invention of the wheel (like my daughters, ha!), so what? They're entitled to their opinions. That's the beauty of America...we're free to be completely and utterly ignorant and wrong if we so choose.
Posted 19 June 2012 - 07:51 AM
...I just wish at least we (map makers, people who prefer print) would talk more about "and" rather than "either/or."...
I agree 100%.
... so we need more posts in the 'Print mapping' section.
Posted 19 June 2012 - 08:05 AM
.... a paper map is for everyone including all IPhone users ....
.... a map on an Iphone is only for Iphone users ....
Posted 19 June 2012 - 08:36 AM
Actually, it was about Toshiba pointing out the environmental impact of paper media, and in a limited fashion, focusing on the trees. So it didn't even get into environmental impacts of the electronic/digital realm, or which, printed paper or electronic/digital media, has lesser or greater environmental costs or impact, much less other advantages or disadvantages or strengths or weaknesses. So it seemed even more one-sided even than "either/or". I saw Holly's blog post more as a direct and focused response to that particular argument.
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 11:08 AM
Yes, I think I was reacting more to the general theme or vibe I get whenever this topic is broached around our mapping circles than to Holly's very-specific content. It's a common theme: Print is a/the "victim," so then people who prefer print, design for print, or are in the printing biz are "victims" too. Not to mention all the victims in our industry who are victimized by the "evil corporations" such as Google and Microsoft.
I'm sure I was reading a lot more into Holly's post than was actually written (or even intended), but my gosh do I get tired of all the "victims" in our society. People with jobs, 2-3 vehicles, a home, the ability to travel, food to eat, clean water, et al...happily telling anyone who will listen how hard they've personally got it. When there are probably 3-4 billion people in the world who would gladly switch places with them in a heartbeat if given the opportunity.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go prepare another long-winded novel about how victimized I am by being a Windows/PC user in a world (design/cartography) of Mac fanatics...not to mention how hard the world can be on us left-handers and red-heads...
Posted 19 June 2012 - 03:08 PM
and Esri?
Not to mention all the victims in our industry who are victimized by the "evil corporations" such as Google and Microsoft.
point taken
I'm sure I was reading a lot more into Holly's post than was actually written (or even intended), but my gosh do I get tired of all the "victims" in our society. People with jobs, 2-3 vehicles, a home, the ability to travel, food to eat, clean water, et al...happily telling anyone who will listen how hard they've personally got it. When there are probably 3-4 billion people in the world who would gladly switch places with them in a heartbeat if given the opportunity.
I could be sinister and give you a left-handed compliment, but I don't want to leave you feeling like the redheaded stepchild.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go prepare another long-winded novel about how victimized I am by being a Windows/PC user in a world (design/cartography) of Mac fanatics...not to mention how hard the world can be on us left-handers and red-heads...
Dave Barnes
Map Geek
Posted 20 June 2012 - 09:32 AM
Posted 20 June 2012 - 10:34 AM
I am left-handed and a cartographer... do I get more points for being bald
Posted 20 June 2012 - 12:14 PM
Most people don't realize it, being that they are in the "93%," but we do live in a right-handed world. i.e. When I played little league, I had to learn to catch, throw, and hit as a right-hander...since they only had right-handed gloves for all the kids to use, and they taught all the kids to hit exactly the same way (from the left side of the plate). My brother-in-law was just marveling over the weekend how well/hard I could throw a baseball with my right hand when I had to borrow his glove while shagging flies from all our nieces and nephews. I told him that when you're a lefty, you don't have much choice sometimes.
But being left-handed probably gives me as much secret pleasure related to "fighting the man/power" as Mac users get via sticking it to Bill Gates. We've all gotta have our things in life where we "zag" while the herd "zigs," just to feel unique and express our individuality.
Though to Paul's comment, I too have seen FAR more than 7% of artists/illustrators being left-handed...and it seems that a higher percentage of "lefties" find their way into other careers in the arts as well (music, acting, etc.). Makes sense to me as folks have slowly developed better, more-detailed maps of the brain! But it does raise some interesting potential questions related to where map design has moved since the introduction of GIS has basically forced a lot of the industry to move into the left hemisphere of the brain. Managing and manipulating data, versus creating works of art...
Posted 21 June 2012 - 11:28 AM
Posted 26 June 2012 - 07:55 AM
With respect to maps it's a mistake to see it as a print vs mobile media competition. The greatest result is achieved when the two are used together. The printed map provides the "big picture" and the resulting spatial awareness shows you where to crunch down for detail using the mobile device. Without the mobile device you lose the enormous resources of the internet. Without the printed map you don't know what to do with the mobile device. A salesman once explained it to me as follows: He had covered sales territories using both printed maps and using his gps. In both instances he could get from point A to B and back again, but when only using gps, he never really knew where he was. That sounds to me like missed opportunities. I should also note that I am left handed.
To me that pretty much sums it up.
The challenge the industry faces is adapting both paper and digital products to make them more harmonious in their use. Both to date have been designed for use in isolation - but the real "1 + 1 = 3" value comes when someone can use both in a way that can support each other for an overall augmented user experience.
In the outdoor recreation market that we have been looking at closely in the past few years, we've seen where this complementary role has the potential to be very effective. What if you can:
- plan your trip on the web
- get a high quality paper map of that specific trip you've planned on paper for use in the outdoors
- see that same map and trip on your mobile device, and collect photos and tracks of where you actually went on your trip
- share that trip with your friends, or get a wall map of that terrific trip to put up on your wall
- throughout have consistent map content, and cartographic experience
When put together properly - paper and digital don't compete at all, but can in fact reinforce each other.
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