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How Do Players Buy a League of Legends Account?

Getting to Platinum is already hard, how much more if a player is aiming for Challenger? Whether they're looking to up the ante on your ranked games or use the account to practice their skills on different lanes instead of usual, all of that is possible by getting an account here to instantly jump into the higher ranks or practice maining other roles like jungling.

Some players just simply want to have an account with a complete champion pool to choose from. That's why they look for an account with all the champions they could ever want, some accounts have included skins too. With a game like League of Legends revamping their game at every patch, gamers can never really be quite sure of what's going to change next.

What Do Buyers Check Before Buying a LoL Account?

Sellers have a vast selection of LoL accounts for buyers to choose from. In order for gamers to select an account that ensures the maximum value for their money, they generally check a few specific things before choosing one:

• Server

With LoL catering to different regions across the globe, buyers might easily buy an account for the EU when you’re from the US. When purchasing a new LoL account, they should be sure to look for an account in the same server location as theirs.

• Level

With the level bracket gone and players can endlessly level up and get rewards. With a higher level, the better rewards you reap as you progress.

• League Ranking

Ranks in LoL are divided into the following seven leagues: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Master, and Challenger. From Bronze till Diamond, there are five divisions each per league. So buyers are sure to check if the account they're getting has the rank that they want, unless they want an unranked account.

• Teamfight Tactics Rank

A mode released in 2019, it's Riot's answer to auto-fighting games. It's a mode where you buy heroes, set up a team, and fight other teams. When toxic teammates and losing streaks bring you down, you can take a break and play TFT. Once you're refreshed, you can go back to playing the normal modes. Otherwise, you can ignore or focus on it. It's up to you! High ranks mean a bigger team and better rewards.

• Champions

With the champion pool of LoL increasing as time goes by, some accounts can contain all of them.

• LoL Skins

LoL Skins is what adds a depth of fun and creativity to the game. With players looking out for LoL skin sales, the skins in LoL have ultimately become part of the fun as well. With all kinds of different particles, emotes, and icons, players are able to customize and mix match to what their profile would be and how they'll project themselves to allies and enemies.

• Blue Essence

With Influence Points, the game’s in-game currency since the beginning being changed to blue essence, are the most important in the game as this gives gamers a way to unlock champions.

Below are some buyers' favourite League accounts for sale:

• Ufo Corki Account
• Iron 4 Account
• Pax Twisted Fate Account
• Level 30 Account
• Euw Account
• Lan Account
• Prestige Akali Account
• Versary Account
• Eune Account
• Oce Account
• High Noon Yasuo Account
• Prestige Skins Account
• K/DA Account
• Ultimate Skins Account
• Mythic Skins Account
• Legendary Skins Account
• Project Leona Account
• Grey Warwick Account
• Unchained Alistar Account
• Prestige Qiyana Account
• Porcelain Lux Prestige Account
• Xayah Prestige Account

Why League of Legends is so popular?

League of Legends is a free-to-play PC game that was released in 2009, and its gamer base has been growing ever since. The game features the perfect blend of fantasy and punk culture and follows an extraordinary storyline.

So, how many people play League of Legends? As per a LoL player count from October 2017, the game has an active base of over 80 million monthly players and over 27 million daily players. LoL has literally shattered gaming records set by other games. The only platform to beat this CCU record is the Steam Platform which set its record in November of 2015 as 13.48 million concurrent online users, but bear in mind that Steam splits its users over thousands of different games. LoL takes the King's Hat therefore for having the largest consolidated concurrent user base for a single title.

Considering the popularity of LoL, there is no way gamers should miss on the opportunity to show off their gaming skills by playing this MOBA game with other members of the community.

Ranking System of LoL: Why it Matters When Buying a LoL Account

What’s the next step for a player that has just recently gained enough experience to level up to 30 besides playing another normal or ARAM match? Climbing the ranked ladder of course! There’s no better way to quench the thirst for competition than going up the tier slowly and progress enough to be one of the top players in a region or possibly even the world! For players that are new to this and just got started, the ranking system of League of Legends can be complicated.

Recently, the ranking system has been revamped into something that’s much bigger and arguably better for everyone. For players that are new to ranked, it can be somewhat confusing at first. With so many different tiers and divisions to climb, not to mention players can climb in different types of ranked games, it’s understandable that it’ll be hard for newer players to know how everything goes right from the get-go.

What is Ranked and How Do I Play It?

Similar to games like Overwatch, CS:GO, and DOTA 2, ranked is League of Legends’ competitive game mode that pits teams of five players against each other. Ranked is only available for players that have reached level 30 and above, plus Summoners will need to have at least 16 different champions in their champ pool. In order to avoid finishing at a low rank after the placements, it’s better to start above level 30 so players can get better rewards.

When Summoners first play a ranked game, they will be put into one of ten placement games to complete; from there the results of those ten games will determine their initial ranking placement. The more games players win during their placement matches, the better chances they have of starting in a rank like Silver or Gold tier. Once the Summoners have gotten their initial placement, it’s time to win some games and gain LP.

What is LP?

LP are points that are determined with a player's Match Making Rating or MMR for short. You gain LP by winning matches, and once they reach 100 LP, players will be up for promotion to go to a higher rank or division. If they are up for promotion in a division, there will be three promo games, two of which they will have to win for them to raise their division. For ranks, players will get to have five promo games instead, with three of those games they will have to win in order to attain a higher rank.

LP is a different matter when it comes to Master, Grandmaster, and Challenger tier accounts. Instead of having to deal with doing promo matches, players will instantly be promoted once they reach a specific amount of LP. For Challenger tier accounts, they will no longer have to deal with those promotions since Challenger is the higher rank of all in League of Legends. What remains is competition—to be Rank 1 in a player's region. 200 Summoners will continuously fight for the top ladder, so gaining the highest LP makes that player the winner.

Players can also lose LP by being inactive on long durations of time. However, this can only be applied to players that are in the Platinum rank of above. The decay of a player's LP starts if they haven’t played a ranked game for 28 days. For the Master and Challenger tiers, the reduction of LP will come into effect if they don’t play a ranked game after a mere five days.

What are the Ranks?

The current ranks in League of Legends from lowest to higher are as follows:

• Iron
• Bronze
• Silver
• Gold
• Platinum
• Diamond
• Master
• Grandmaster
• Challenger

With the season welcoming two new tiers, Iron and Grandmaster, things just got a little harder for the players. Iron is the lowest rank out of all the ranks, while Grandmaster sits between Master and Challenger. Each separate rank has four divisions, being that the divisions start from four and end at one as opposed to the past seasons having five divisions. Four is the lowest division in every rank and one being the highest. With fewer divisions and more tiers, a player's rank will be more accurately reflected towards their skills and improvement as a player.

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