Preachy vs Phreak

I was recently informed that one of my friends, a fantastic player named Preachy managed to take down Phreak on stream. What's more, Phreak even called my buddy a bad Elise. I am quite proud of this feat, it's just a wonderful demonstration of how game creators aren't great at their own production.

I hope a lot of you have seen this, I found it hilarious:

League of Legends comics, part #7

It sure has been quite some time since I got around to publishing some League comics, but as I journeyed through the interwebs on a hunt for the new additions; it was to my dismay that a pretty huge chunk of them were just bad.

I guess every feeder fancies themselves a comic virtuoso these days. Maybe all the best artists moved to DotA2. Well if that leaves behind more casuals for me to stomp- I'm okay with that.

However, I've still managed to collect a fair few entertaining ones for your viewing pleasure- enjoy.

Catapult Olaf is catapult.

Either this or their PC is made of compost.

I only picked this one because it looks like an epic trollface.

To be honest, she's better than a neckbeard. Somewhat.

The best past is the part where it's true.

I may or may not have done this more than once.

If you get a chance to kill your team mates on LoL like this, do it because you're awesome.

Goodguyphreak.

Seen it happen, Rammus always seems eager to suicide.

Stacking Bloodthirster is clearly awesome and you should encourage it.

Lies. Girls don't play League of Legends.

Giant teemo is no way near as awesome as giant Cho'gath with Surge.

TF comics always seem to have brilliant facial expressions.

This is what happens every time I see Yorick.

Riot more than contends with DotA 2 by upping the stakes

So everyone was a little flabbergasted by Valve when they announced DotA 2 would be hosting a one million dollar tournament during beta. We all heard a lot of propaganda that said LoL would be killed by the newest moba on the scene. We all also know that the $1 million is merely a means to challenge Riot and their throne on the freemium market (free to play).

So when Riot announced their ridiculous prize pool of $5 million for season 2, anyone with a brain can figure out it's a direct tit for tat exchange between the two companies. In other words, it's heating up folks!



The only thing that could satisfy me more than this battle between Multiplayer online battle arenas would be watching Phreak and Icefrog beating eachother down IRL in the mud. I'd pay to watch that shit.

Anyway, please bear in mind while the season 2 prize pool is 5 mil, that means for the duration of the entire season. Whereas Valve's prize of one million is spread over a single tournament. Which is what led me to believe this is just a "we're better than you" move.

To everyone who plays DotA or LoL, who do you think is going to win? And how much would you pay to see this entire contest put down and resolved with a man to man between Phreak and Icefrog?