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On one hand, the game was genuinely fun, and on the other hand, players were eager to participate in events to obtain limited edition skins. They enthusiastically invited their friends to join, causing the online player count of League of Legends to surge.

Many people may have initially intended to play just one game with their friends, or were simply curious after seeing the promotional videos and wanted to kill some time, but after a few rounds, they found themselves completely hooked.

Losing makes you want to win, and winning makes you want to keep winning. Such is the law of nature.

As the day went on, Weibo and various forums were filled with praise!

"League of Legends is so much fun!"

"The game's refreshing art style is pleasing to the eye! As expected, our Huaxia designers understand the aesthetics of Eastern people!"

"Every detail in the game reveals meticulous effort! Like the special sound effects for First Blood, Killing Spree, and Multi-kills, they're so exhilarating! It's like eating dumplings, you have to dip them in a vinegar sauce; only then is the flavor complete!"

"Brother, that's a great analogy; you must be from the North!"

"Hero Battlefield is trash. When I watched streamers play it before, I always felt like something was missing, but without a comparison, I couldn't say why. Now I finally know what the problem is!"

"Finally got to play the Monkey King I've been longing for! The ultimate is so awesome; it can not only sweep up surrounding enemies but also continuously accelerate movement. I feel like I've transformed into a tornado!"

"The dialogue design is very thoughtful! Like the Monkey King's lines, 'Take this, my old Sun's staff!' and 'Hmph, go cultivate for a few more years and then come find me, your old Sun!' They're very classic, and the voice acting is so lively, perfectly capturing that domineering, arrogant, and triumphant feeling."

"The line that impressed me the most was the Sword Saint's, 'My sword is your sword!'"

"Demacia!"

"When I was adjusting the key bindings, I discovered a secret: the heroes also have various small actions, like dancing, laughing, and taunting. They're especially fun! Like Garen's one action, which is doing push-ups on one hand while doing a handstand, he's simply an invincible muscle man. Humans definitely can't do that move."

"That's right, that's right, these little details are done so well! Hero Battlefield can't even compare!"

Some people were discussing the advantages of League of Legends' different modes.

"I initially thought the tutorial process was too long, even a bit tedious, but after actually playing against bots, I realized the benefits of the tutorial!"

"That's right, the tutorial, bots, and normal games unlock different content at different levels, allowing players to gradually master the game's content step by step. It's arranged very reasonably! If there were no tutorials or bots, I probably wouldn't know how to play when I matched with real players!"

"Level thirty unlocks ranked. I wonder what ranked is all about!"

"Ranked should be about calculating points, right? And then there's a leaderboard or something."

"I think it's great this way! Like Hero Battlefield, they directly implemented a ladder ranking system, calculating rankings. Players haven't even mastered the game's content yet, and they already have to compete. Playing games is supposed to be relaxing; this just puts so much pressure on people."

"League of Legends' different game modes are really friendly to players! They've considered the needs of all kinds of players.

The newest newbies can play against bots, and after getting a little better, they can play normal games.

And after experiencing normal games, if they feel tired, they can play ARAM, where everyone just fights together for fun and relaxation. The matches are also short, suitable for players who want to relax.

And if they feel that normal games aren't intense enough, they can play ranked. Winning adds points, and losing subtracts points. Everyone will definitely try their best more than in normal games, and their skills will improve faster."

Others were discussing the event rewards.

"League of Legends' events are so generous! Double gold, over 100 per game. I plan to save up gold to buy Swain; I estimate I can do it in two or three more days!"

"Free skins are the main event, right? Gold can be slowly saved up, but skins can only be bought with money. I've calculated that if I complete all the event tasks, I can get 5 free skins!"

"The Steel Legion Garen skin is so cool, every action has special effects! I can't believe they're giving away this kind of skin!"

"When I play normal games now, basically everyone fights over Garen just to use this skin!"

"Generous official!"

"Game of the Year, no doubt!"

While the players were discussing, they inevitably mentioned Hero Battlefield. From the moment Seath opened his mouth to insult Huaxia players, the two games had a huge entanglement; it wouldn't be an exaggeration to describe it as a deep-seated hatred.

In comparison, they found that League of Legends not only had a comfortable art style, unique heroes, and rich details, but its events were also so generous.

It could be said that it beat Hero Battlefield into the ground in all aspects, with no blind spots.

Comfortable!

Those original knee-jerkers, before League of Legends' launch, stubbornly insisted that CG couldn't represent the quality of the game. After seeing League of Legends' outstanding performance, they felt as uncomfortable as swallowing a fly.

They wanted to speak up for Hero Battlefield again, but everything about the other game was better. The gap was too obvious, and they really couldn't find any reason to brag!

Could they grit their teeth and find advantages to awkwardly praise, saying that Hero Battlefield's later skill evolution content hadn't come out yet, and that after saving enough gold to evolve, you'd know how fun it was?

Or could they blindly criticize, saying that heroes like Teemo were too disgusting? That League of Legends' skins were so expensive and greedy?

With skins like Steel Legion Garen being given away for free, saying those words would just be disgusting themselves.

What should they do at this time?

Play dead, just play dead.

Players flocked to the Weibo of one of the most fervent knee-jerkers, mocking, "Where are you? Come out and take a beating! Tell Daddy which game is stronger?"

"Didn't you say that domestic games can't compare to foreign ones? Hehe, do you still dare to say that now?"

"Foreign players are already calling Hero Battlefield trash!"

"Tsk, League of Legends is not only fun but also a free game, free! Hehe, did you lose money buying Hero Battlefield? Are you angry?"

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This knee-jerker originally intended to refute, but soon couldn't bear the mockery of a bunch of old trolls, deleting all the Weibos related to Hero Battlefield, including the photo with Steven, and closing the comments.

The players had a feeling of finally being able to hold their heads high. This time, League of Legends really fought for the domestic players.

The most important thing was that League of Legends was just fun; it was an undeniable fact that it crushed everything in all aspects.

Then they gloated.

"Didn't Brainwave Games seem to be celebrating the first day's sales of 600,000 copies yesterday? I wonder how much they can sell today?"

"I'll guess, 300,000 copies?"

"I think it's difficult; I feel like Hero Battlefield's sales are going to crash."

"Buying the copyright cost a lot of money, and making the game was another expense. They also spent a lot on crazy promotion before the game's release. I wonder if they can even recoup their investment."

"After Wang Jian released his open letter, people linked the two games together. Later, when Hero Battlefield did promotions, League of Legends' popularity also rose. As a result, a badass CG was released, not only surpassing the popularity but also attracting all the players with the quality of the game."

"Hero Battlefield spent so much money and effort on promotion, but in the end, it made a wedding dress for League of Legends. If Steven understands this, he probably wants to die, right?"

"23333, suddenly I feel a little sorry for Steven, what's going on?"