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Although Gen.G and T1 have already qualified for the League of Legends World Championship out of the LCK, two Worlds berths from the region remain up for grabs. Gen.G and T1 have locked up the number one and number two seeds out of Korea, respectively, but the LCK’s three and four seeds are still available.

Those two berths will be available to claim during the LCK’s Regional Qualifier, a last-chance style event for teams who finished third through sixth on the Championship Points leaderboard this season. Teams accumulated Championship Points based on their placements in the Spring and Summer Playoffs, and have been placed into a bracket based on those placements accordingly.

In the Regional Qualifier, the third seed regarding 2022 Championship Points will play the fourth seed, while the fifth seed will play the sixth seed in the first round. The winner of the first regional match will be slotted directly into the World Championship group stage. The second round of the LCK Regional Qualifier is equally important as the first, as it determines which team will claim Korea’s last berth at Worlds and advance to the tournament’s play-in stage 토토사이트

Here are the matchups for the 2022 LCK Regional Qualifier.

Thursday, Sept. 1

DWG KIA vs. Liiv SANDBOX

Friday, Sept. 2

KT Rolster vs.DRX

Saturday, Sept. 3

Loser of match one vs. winner of match two

DWG KIA and Liiv SANDBOX will open the Regional Qualifier on Sept. 1, while KT Rolster and DRX will follow up with their match the following day. The winner of DWG KIA vs. SANDBOX will qualify for the group stage of the World Championship no matter what, while the loser will have a chance to qualify for the play-in stage against the winner of the tournament’s follow-up match between KT and DRX.

On Sept. 3, the remaining teams will go head-to-head with Korea’s final berth at Worlds on the line. The team that wins will have to settle for the play-in stage of Worlds before reaching the tournament’s top 16.

The play-in stage of Worlds begins on Sept. 29 in Mexico City, while the group stage will kick off on Oct. 7 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The 2022 League of Legends World Championship is just over a month away, and teams worldwide are beginning to qualify for the event. From August through September, the pro League scene’s top teams will lock in their spots at the World Championship.

Worlds will return to North America this year, with the LCS serving as the host league for the event for the first time since the 2016 season. Additionally, this year’s World Championship will be the first edition of the event since 2019, where fans will be allowed to attend all stages of Worlds. In 2020, a limited number of fans were allowed into the Grand Finals between Korea’s DAMWON Gaming and China’s Suning, but fans have not been allowed at Worlds since.

This year, Worlds will tour across North America, with the play-in stage in Mexico City, the group stage in New York City, the semifinals in Atlanta, Georgia, and the finals of the event coming to San Francisco, California.

Every domestic league in the world (apart from the LCL) will send at least one representative to this year’s edition of Worlds. In total, 24 teams from 11 leagues will participate in the World Championship.

Here are all the teams who have qualified for the 2022 League of Legends World Championship.

LCK (Korea)

Gen.G

T1

TBD

TBD

LCS (North America)

100 Thieves

Cloud9

TBD

LPL (China)

Top Esports

JD Gaming

TBD

TBD

LEC (Europe)

G2 Esports

Rogue

MAD Lions

TBD

PCS (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao and Southeast Asia)

The PCS will send two teams to Worlds—the champion directly to the Group Stage of the event and the runner-up to the play-in stage. The league’s championship will determine which teams attend the event on Sept. 4.

VCS (Vietnam)

Vietnam will return to the Worlds stage this year after a two-year absence in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Similar to the PCS, the league will send its champion to the group stage of Worlds and the runner-up to the play-in stage. The VCS’ grand finals will take place on Sept. 4.

CBLOL (Brazil)

The CBLOL will send its Split Two champion to the Worlds play-in stage. The league’s playoffs are ongoing and will wrap up on Sept. 3.

LJL (Japan)

Japan’s LJL will have one representative at the Worlds play-in stage. That representative will be determined when the league crowns a champion on Sept. 4.

LLA (Latin America)

Isarus

LCO (Oceania)

The LCO Split Two champion will be decided on Sept. 4, with the winner of the Oceanic league attending the Worlds play-in stage.

TCL (Turkey)

The TCL will be among the final leagues in the world to 메이저놀이터추천 declare a Summer Split champion, as the domestic portion of the league’s season is set to wrap up on Sept. 10.

LCL (Commonwealth of Independent States)

The LCL will not be sending a team to this year’s World Championship. The league has been on pause since March 25 due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Worlds 2022 is set to begin on Sept. 29, with the play-in stage being played in Mexico City. This article will continuously update as more teams qualify and lock in their seeds for the World Championship.

Top Esports and JD Gaming have locked up the top two of China’s four slots at the 2022 League of Legends World Championship, but the last two will be decided via the LPL Regional Qualifier, contested by four other teams from the deepest league in the esport.

Owing to the fact that Chinese teams have won six of League’s last eight major international tournaments, the LPL will once again be sending four teams to this year’s World Championship. Even though every Chinese Worlds champion hasn’t come through the regional gauntlet, don’t be stunned if a team like 2020’s iteration of Suning Gaming makes a run at Worlds this year.

That would be a team who qualified through the regional gauntlet and made it all the way to the world finals, where they took a game off of an absolute wagon of a DAMWON squad. And the region’s “bottom-end” Worlds participants are only getting stronger.

Despite the league’s beautifully complicated Summer Playoffs bracket, their system for determining the participants for the Regional Qualifier is, like most others, via Championship Points, which are awarded to teams based on where they finished in both the Spring and Summer splits. With Top Esports and JD Gaming having secured their spots in the LPL Summer Finals, as well as China’s first and second Worlds seeds in some order, the number of Championship Points anyone else would be able to accrue have been locked in for good.

In terms of the number of Championship Points, Royal Never Give Up, EDward Gaming, Victory Five, and LNG Esports finished third through sixth, respectively, and will fight it out in a “waterfall-style” bracket for the LPL’s third and fourth Worlds berths.

Ranked by Championship Points, third-seeded RNG will play fourth-seeded EDward Gaming in a best-of-five match, the winner of which will qualify for Worlds as China’s third seed and slot directly into the group stage. The loser will face the winner of the best-of-five between the fifth and sixth seeds–Victory Five and LNG–for the LPL’s fourth seed at Worlds and a spot in the Play-In Stage.

Any other team that loses their match is done for the year.

Here are the matchups for this year’s LPL Regional Qualifier.

Friday, Sept. 2

3:00am CT: (No. 3) Royal Never Give Up vs. (No. 4) EDward Gaming

Saturday, Sept. 3

4:00am CT: (No. 5) Victory Five vs. (No. 6) LNG Esports

Sunday, Sept. 4

4:00am CT: Loser of match one vs. winner of 메이저토토사이트 match two

The 2022 League of Legends World Championship kicks off on Thursday, Sept. 29 with the Play-in Stage at the Arena Esports Stadium, home of the LLA, in Mexico City. The group stage begins on Friday, Oct. 7 in New York City at Madison Square Garden.

This article will be updated as the qualifier progresses.

100 Thieves Academy support and rising League of Legends star Busio has been named the Most Valuable Prospect for the LCS NA Academy 2022 Summer Split.

100 Thieves has been known as one of the strongest LCS orgs at developing LCS and North American talent since their introduction to the scene in 2018.

That affirmation of their strong development program has been put on full display after it was revealed support Busio had been named the Most Valuable Prospect in LCS Academy for the year.

“Thank you to my teammates, my supporters, and everyone around me that helped me get this award,” Busio wrote on Twitter on Aug. 29 in response to the official LCS announcement. “It only goes up from here.”

100 Thieves Academy finished in second place in the NA Academy 2022 Summer Split with an 8–7–3 series record and a 23–13 individual games record.

Busio first got his start in competitive League as a mid laner for amateur team Polar Ace before landing a spot on 100 Thieves Next as the team’s starting support. Since then, Busio has climbed the hierarchical ladder in the 100T organization when he was promoted to the Academy team in July 2022.

As a result of his quick growth in the support role, Busio ended the announcement video by stating his confidence in his abilities in the next couple of years.

“With this being the Most Valuable Prospect, I know it doesn’t mean I am the best right now, but that it means I have the potential,” Busio stated. And from this past year, I know how much you can improve in a year.”

“I think in one year, I can already be a pretty good LCS support and in two years, I think that I can be the best,” Busio concluded.

100 Thieves Academy’s 2022 season is officially 토토사이트 over following their 3–1 series loss to Team Liquid Academy in the LCS Proving Grounds Summer tournament, ultimately finishing in fourth. 100 Thieves Academy will watch from the sidelines as one of Liquid Academy, Cloud9 Academy, or Dignitas Academy will be crowned the LCS Proving Grounds Summer champions.

The match between TL Academy and C9 Academy will occur today at 6 pm ET, where the winner will take on Dignitas Academy in the LCS developmental decider.

Unconventional picks for the jungle role can often result in strange ganks in League of Legends—and the case was no different when a player picked Taric in solo queue.

In a clip posted on League’s subreddit, a player showcased a bizarre assist they managed to pull off in the mid lane. Despite helping Ahri claim a kill on the enemy Twitch, the Shield of Valoran didn’t walk into the lane at all—they were busy farming gold and finishing off the Raptor camp.

In the video, Taric was busy killing his Raptor camp while Ahri was freezing the lane under her turret. But the mid laner was also bound to Taric and was healing with him and channeling beams of light from Taric’s Dazzle (E).

At some point, the Shield of Valoran used his E to 메이저놀이터추천 simply take down the monsters he was dealing with. While this was happening, the enemy Twitch was engaging on Ahri and looking for a kill. But instead of being taken out, The Nine-tailed Fox hit her opponent with her Charm (E), making him an easy target for Taric’s Dazzle. After stunning Twitch under the turret, she picked up the kill instead with the well-earned assist going to Taric, who was still busy with the Raptor camp.

This early-game gank wasn’t enough to win the game, however. Taric and Ahri, unfortunately, lost in less than 31 minutes, according to OP.GG. Nevertheless, the highlight play more than makes up for the loss.

For League of Legends‘ upcoming Patch 12.17, Riot Games’ lead designer Matt “Phroxzon” Leung-Harrison has revealed the detailed notes for the various nerfs headed to the game.

Phroxzon said that the developers are only looking to fine tune some of the champions in next week’s update, and continuously testing to ensure that they don’t swing a champion too far up and down the power scale. Additionally, they don’t want to disrupt the meta that all the competitive teams have practiced and played on over the past month, especially with the 2022 World Championship right around the corner.

One of the biggest nerfs in the patch will be changes to Nami’s Electrocute combo on her Tidecaller’s Blessing ability. Her E ability will only count as one damage instance instead of multiple, which means that it’ll be a little bit harder to activate Electrocute because the rune requires three instances of damage to pop.

For example, Lucian and Nami are one of the best combos in the bottom lane due to their early kill potential with their synergistic kits. When Nami buffs up Lucian with her E, Lucian will be able to deal a ton of burst damage with his Vigilance passive, along with the bonus magic damage from Nami’s Tidecaller’s Blessing, and Electrocute activating all at the same time.

Another champion getting hit with some nerfs is 메이저토토사이트 Renekton, who will be getting a reduction to his Q damage, along with his empowered Q damage. Champions like Azir, Ahri, Sylas, Trundle, and Wukong should also stay in the current competitive meta, even though they’ve all received minor nerfs in this patch as well. Stopwatch is also getting a 50 gold increase to its overall price point, which could throw off some players who have gotten used to purchasing it before heading back out after their second or third recall to base.

Overall, these changes won’t shake up the meta too much, but should be a good adjustment as the 2022 Summer Split comes to a close, and every League fan’s favorite time of the year finally arrives. Patch 12.17 is scheduled for release on Thursday, Sept. 8.