Name: ロード・トゥ・ワールド：次のレベル (Road to Worlds: The Next Level)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:31:45.000Z
Duration: 36 min 57 s
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Lets hear the numbers ladies and gentlemen, you

法助動詞 A2

can see them on your screen. Let's count this down...

In October 2013. seventy players from around the

world competed in the Season 3 League of Legends World Championship

You know, a lot of people ask me the question,

What's it like? Do you look back and remember the journey and what not?

To me it's like climbing a mountain. I very much

remember being at the base of the mountain and

looking up, and we sort of think we know where

we are going. Then everyday it's, you know, one

foot in front of the other. You just make a mistake

with your wires, or you plug a router in wrong,

you can tank a whole performance. If you want to

talk about mistakes from the Season 2 Quarters,

we had some outages during the matches and ultimately

the game couldn't be recovered and we had to have

But then periodically, you look back behind you

and your like, Wow! We have come a long way.

When it comes to thinking about League as a spectator

sport, we kind of always felt, initially that,

Hey, there is some hardcore subset of fans that are going to be like us.

That want to watch other people play games,

but I don't think we were ever very confident that

a large percentage of our audience would actually

be interested in experiencing it like a sport.

I think people really started to connect the dots.

Everyone had dreamed of this type of thing becoming

Gwang-Jin (Piglet) was a mama's boy when he was young.

The kind of baby that doesn't detach from a mother's lap.

His dream... Whenever he had to write down what he wanted to

I just couldn't understand what this pro-gaming thing was.

I always enjoyed playing video games as a child.

And one day I saw a professional gaming tournament on television

and I thought to myself this is what I want to do.

Until he went to high school, I think I threw away

I thought maybe if I threw them away he wouldn't play.

Piglet would go out to the smoke-filled PC Bangs to play games there

and, well, I'm not sure how long he can keep doing this,

Our home life wasn't... we weren't happy.

I would come home way past midnight, even though I was only in high school.

We would sometimes play non-stop without eating and sleep in late to miss meals.

My older brother did a lot of bad things,

so he would say things like there should at least be one good guy in the house.

The good thing about playing games professionally

is that people recognize me and I feel somewhat famous.

I think it's a given that you have to give up everything else

is the worst part about being a professional gamer.

I was never this skinny before, but ever since I started playing professionally

We are more or less the hope of North America apparently,

so there is a lot of people jumping on our bandwagon

basically now, becoming our fans, because they

want North America to do well at Worlds, and they

think that we are their best hope to do that. We

are the underdogs at this tournament, actually,

relative to Europe, China, and Korea at least,

so we are seen as the weaker region. Going from

being no one and being a nothing team to making

it in was definitely the hardest part for us. My

favorite moment was probably when we qualified

for LCS, because it was the second time we tried.

The first time we failed pretty horribly and that

was really depressing, so we came into it again

with a better mindset and we made it that time.

Ever since then we weren't really known for anything

until we came into this split, which is the summer

split of 2013. We took first place in it. It was

just basically getting more popular, and more popular, our numbers

up and up. We've been winning everything, we went

25-3 and we won Regionals. We were like, destroying

the whole scene. It feels weird, but cool at the

same time to have fans. Since we first entered

the LCS, everyone has always had high expectations

for us, no matter what. I definitely never thought

that I was going to be a professional gamer when

I was younger, and since I started playing League

of Legends professionally I never thought I would

be playing at Worlds for North America. I don't

think Europe is much better than us, I don't think

China is much better than us, but I do think the

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