One of the world's most popular online games was recognized as a legitimate sport in the United States in 2013. The first-season championships took place in June 2011 in Sweden, where the prize pool was $100,000. The tournament was won by a European team, which earned $50,000 from the game. More than one and a half million people followed the competition.
Simply put, this fantasy-themed game involves a team of several players capturing or destroying the enemy's main building. Creativity, tactical talent and the ability to cooperate in a group matter; team play is not easy. Sometimes the group chooses a leader who has the additional task of directing the team and leading it to victory. Players and fans of the game emphasize that nothing can be achieved in this game without interpersonal skills.
Give up, dear traditionalists, your false belief that children used to have contact with one another because they played together on a jungle gym. Today they have contact too; they get along very well, can still cooperate, play together, win and devise strategies. Only in a different, modern way adapted to the twenty-first century. Your children will not adapt to new work and a new reality if you keep “sending them to the jungle gym.” The days of playing on the jungle gym are gone forever—and that is a good thing.
Today, students of Zespół Szkół Elektronicznych not only play in the E-Sports League, but also operate a professional broadcasting studio to stream the league from Bolesławiec to fans around the world. Believe me, these are better skills than hanging upside down on a jungle gym.
Thank you for inviting me to the E-League Final Mariuszowi Potyszce, thanks for the work to Jacka Myjkowskiego and Janka Kwiatkowskiego, and Arkadiuszowi Fleszarowi and Danielowi Wyskupowi I also thank you for the specific and clear explanations of what League of Legends is.
