A few days ago, we announced that the long-awaited League of Legends team manager game is now available in China. After being announced during Riot Games’ tenth anniversary MOBA three years ago, the game has finally landed in the country where it was created. Images and videos made available to the press distilled the drama, but now it’s possible to see everything this new game has to offer.
Unplayable for western players, the game is limited to China at the moment, although we hope for local versions for other leagues in the future. However, it is possible to access the gameplay videos where we see the fight between the player’s team and LNG as follows. Just over seven minutes of gameplay showing stakeholders what it’s like LPL team leader Last name of the LoL Esports manager.
said too soon
Frankly, there are a few issues with the title for most Western viewers. The language used is Chinese, not to mention that only the league of this country is available. There are (currently) no records from other competitions such as the LEC, LCS or LCK, let alone secondary competitions from these countries such as European regional leagues.
This already significantly limits the game, which really seems to be moving from an all-encompassing simulator to a promotional product for the Chinese League of Legends LPL. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, after all, the developers might want to make a fully functional game for Chinese audiences before they consider exporting it. While the best experience in sports management games is found on PC, for example Football Manager, the fact that it becomes a mobile game may make it more accessible for certain player profiles who prefer transport management games. More dynamic games on PC and consoles.
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As you can see in some images, the gameUnfortunately a repetitive economic system in the mobile experience . Unlike Riot Games like TFT or Wild Rift, where gameplay is at the center of the game experience, which is seasonal with a monetization system based entirely on optional cosmetics in LPL Team Manager, here we find a classic gacha experience. and other mobile F2P games as an economic system. Suffice to say, once you get used to Riot Games, it’s a chore.
Beyond that economic wall is another mechanic that you’ll only see after playing long enough, which might annoy you after a while: An energy system that can be the real enemy of players F2P. Technically, having an artificial limit where you can play as much as you want is an indication of F2P where player preferences are not taken into account. Of course, in reality the player also needs rest (there are many examples of burnout among the pros), but here we feel the desire to force him to buy other pros to continue playing when the player reaches the limits of his abilities. Position. This is a huge disappointment for those waiting for League of Legends Football Manager.
Source : Millenium
