League of Legends, anyone?

[Mánagarmr]

Yeah, I don't know I can't put my finger on it. I played demigod quite a bit and I downloaded LoL and played tutorial and for some reason never played it again. I don't know. I haven't played DotA at all, so you can say I just don't enjoy the genre, but Demigod had something for me to keep me interested. Perhaps I didn't like really fast pace of LoL compared to Demigod.

That's probably it for me too. I didn't like the fast-paced, instapop, teamgank style of LoL. The more slow-paced strategic gameplay of DG appealed more to me.

[Spikey00]

(Again, I found that it was $30 for 20 champions and extra in-game money.)

However, all you really need to play are just one character of each 'class':  support, DPS, caster, and tank.  Of course, knowledge and access with other characters may be beneficial, you just need to know your main specialties.

Heh, the tutorial mislead me to believe that the game was made for the younger audience (I can assume the art style is supposed to be more unique and anime-like than child-y, if that sounds paradoxical).

[lovekawakawaii]

Hey I play this alot. My user name in it is lovekawakawaii add me

[Echo35]

I do play quite a lot, though I haven't recently, nor will I until they fix the fact that Tank/DPS Champions are WAY OP. I'm a little pissed that they nerfed ranged and AoE characters before nerfing Tank/DPS. Especially since I pretty much only play support casters, so I can't do crap now.