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Vainglory was great up until about March. They seem to have lost their servers but put together a simpler public version which has lost a lot of its appeal. It still boasts a bunch of heroes and various gameplay modes, but lost are various avenues of communication between players, ranking, ability to change skins, ability to gain new talents. See More
Vainglory devs lost their servers and released a Community Edition, which is currently on pause development-wise. The game has been pulled from Steam, Samsung, and Amazon platforms, and is only available on iOS App Store and Android Play Store. Developers intend to get back to the game in the future, but there's no definite timeline. See More
Its a good game, but keep in mind you can't change servers or devices. I use to play on android and had a VIP 7. I changed to iOS thinking I would have the same servers, since I saved through facebook. I admit I should have done my research about the rules on the servers beforehand, but a game this good should be able to make it cross platform for android and iOS. See More
There are three maps available to play on that allow solo play where the user plays with a team of bots or online play where the player can play with two other real players vs 3 others real players and then a five vs five made up of real players on each team. If any one team does not find enough live players bots will be used in their place. This allows for not only a good way to practice, with the solo play, but also good medium and large matches. See More
Players can purchase slight advantages if they use real world money. Harder swings that cause more damage or faster movement in general are purchasable upgrades found in the in-app purchase store. This creates an unbalanced playing field as players with more money to waste will have an advantage. See More
The matchmaking of this game is bad and you will encounter really noob players when you play solo. It makes it super hard or impossible to rank up. So you have to take the burden to play with friends who play well. So people cannot play ranked unless or until their friends are willing to do so. See More
Been playing ranked for 2 weeks now. Saw comments saying that you have to pay for good heroes to be competitive, but it's honestly very easy to grind for new heroes. As of July 2018, I would only say there's about 10 odd characters that are B or C tier, and only 2 (Superman and Rourke) that I would say are borderline broken at this point. People trash it for being very similar to league, but sometimes you just want to jump into some 10-15 minute games while watching TV, instead of having to sit down at your desktop. See More
If you want to get in the game as a new player, you'll have to play for at least a year, or put in hours and hours of studying just to be able to keep up with what characters do what, and what items to get for which character in any given situation. If you take a few months off from the game and return, you will probably have to relearn the whole game again. Almost every Champion is different, not just in stats, but in mechanics and gameplay altogether, from their original launch. The item shop is changing quite frequently, making you have to relearn it every so many months. See More
Having 141 champions League of Legends ought to offer the greatest diversity, and it delivers. Many champions have long combos that need precision in positioning and timings on par with fighting games, while others can be effective without combos at all. Also, many champions feel really unique (not necessarily complicated) in play style, unseen in other MOBAs. See More