I just watched a 40 min. documentary about a game I don't play and people I don't know - 10/10, would watch again.

@ScarrVett

5 жыл бұрын

Nice

@eddandy392

5 жыл бұрын

same!! Don't play League but I love this gaming channel. I was so into this doc!

@tl1326

5 жыл бұрын

SchafeLp what a coincidence, me too

@dyfferent9883

5 жыл бұрын

I juts got the chills reading this comment. I don't think there is higher praise. Gbay seems to have found himself afterall

@stykkz8738

5 жыл бұрын

WTF it was 40 minutes, how the F***

That TSM shade lol

@RookieStatusBro

5 жыл бұрын

Better than clg but still shit omegalul

Ah, memories. Riot Story Time! When Riot hit #1 in Korea (March/April 2012), they rented out an entire KBBQ restaurant and all the food/drink was free. They bussed us there, we had all the meats and Soju/Hite, and then got bussed back. I played normals (terribly) at the office until probably 2 in the morning with Nika, Matt Desanctis (the first video production employee at Riot), and a few others from the web team. I hung out with MakNoon and the other pros brought in for Riot's "Pros vs. Rioters" show match in June 2012 (it was filmed in April but aired in June). MakNoon is hilarious. He loves margaritas. The night before production began, I drunkenly joked that he should play Nasus (which was my Riot name and favorite champion, obviously) for one of the matches (back when Nasus was not viable in competitive), never thinking he'd actually do it. Before the production began, I was setting up the player video cams and he walks up to me with the most serious look on his face and says "I will play your champion." And he actually did. Not the biggest deal in the world but really cool for me.

@anticsBack

3 жыл бұрын

Dude that's a pretty great story, so lucky to have experienced something cool like that. Thanks for sharing!

@kylemurray3526

3 жыл бұрын

@@anticsBack Haha, until I got your comment notification, I didn't think this Old Man Story Time would spark any interest. Appreciate it, dude. Working in video games ultimately wasn't for me, but I do have fond memories of my short time at Riot. I worked with some genuinely talented and awesome people.

@anticsBack

3 жыл бұрын

@@kylemurray3526 Nah I love these kinds of stories, back from the good old days, especially when it's this personal. I myself was playing League between seasons 2-5, but I still enjoy watching Worlds or these kinds of documentaries and think of the good old times we all had.

@HanyuuHOLO

3 жыл бұрын

Just wanted to let you know that someone read your comment in 2021 and found it super cool. Thank you for sharing!

@kylemurray3526

3 жыл бұрын

@@HanyuuHOLO Haha, awesome. Yeah, those were some great times. Can't believe it was almost 10 years ago!

That TPA cheering at the end... Tears and goosebumps... For the players it must have been maybe the biggest feeling ever

IS THAT SUPERSTAR ADC LOCODOCO SMASHING CURRENT REIGNING LCS MVP DOUBLELIFT IN THE OGN INVITATIONAL?!?!? WONDER WHAT HIS UP TO NOWDAYS

@lordopegasusu5601

5 жыл бұрын

yeah dude really we really want to see you coach a team or at least upload more contents ! :3

@jstn8785

5 жыл бұрын

comentating na lcs with le snek

@griffins750

5 жыл бұрын

Well, your streaming with LS. lol Btw that was really fun to watch, hope you guys do that again sometime.

@efarjeonfgc

5 жыл бұрын

He's*

@MLG2341

5 жыл бұрын

I have a good idea what hes been up too lmao

so weird to see how terrible the graphics were back then. but back then, in that moment, they looked good to me. they looked normal. wonder what it will be like in another 5 years?

@casperchristensen8354

5 жыл бұрын

Riot went for that "kinda realistic but cartoony" look like wow did, and it was relatively recently, so id honestly be surprised if they do another update of it. That look ages exceptionally well.

@MesPaint

5 жыл бұрын

See that new Ezreal re-work? Imagine 50% of the League of Legends characters in that state of quality.

@TheTeresu

5 жыл бұрын

I'm probably one of the few, but the new graphics look trash compared to the old style :/

@casperchristensen8354

5 жыл бұрын

It was shite. One of the few indeed.

@sellingacoerwa8318

5 жыл бұрын

Well it's on PC so...lets be frank it's always going to look like crap compared to modern console graphics.

The 2012 summer finals were legendary. I still go back and watch it from time to time

@vernonaw00

5 жыл бұрын

Verlisify!

@SunsetInStone

5 жыл бұрын

Go away Verlis

@cooked4048

5 жыл бұрын

dude no way i didnt expect you here. good pokemon vids n bloons my man

The last part was so touching. I don't play League, but I feel like this story matches a lot of sports movies about an underdog team, that wins against all odds. It's amazing when life imitates art! Well done, Gbay99

Just finished watching and i must say that was a hell of a documentary! Well done!

@Bosman0555

5 жыл бұрын

waaaafflleee visste inte att du körde league

@vilhohalttunen7235

5 жыл бұрын

Wtf waffle the league boi

@its.moonjc

5 жыл бұрын

Waffle i love you

Nice discussion of Korea in the past of League of Legends. I've been playing since 2009 and moved to Korea in 2012 and managed to see the evolution of the game and you did a great job of summarizing it and also bringing up the nostalgia. Also tiny bit irrelevant. The Korean solo queue experience is also extremely different than other region's solo queues. Would love to see you play here sometime and maybe make a video on it.

@VentiLator7

5 жыл бұрын

You ARE the first one to make a constructive comment, like you promised

@user-sx3zm9yk7f

5 жыл бұрын

ily cowpert

@supafranc

5 жыл бұрын

Gbay in Korea POGGERS

@mufasas111

5 жыл бұрын

Cant wait 2 see gbay soloQ in korea and become a charity CEO lol XD

@jo-jr2dv

5 жыл бұрын

Oh shit hey cowsep didn’t expect to see u here lol

I see a lot of other comments saying the same, but I think it's one of the highest compliments for a long-form piece of media; That did NOT feel like 40 minutes! So well put together, flowed effortlessly, it lingered long enough to digest the important story beats and still felt like there was never a dull moment. No surprise at this point Gbay, you're a top notch storyteller. GG

man you put so much effot into the video and then we haven an even bigger upset in league history. RIP RNG and KT

@ethanfoo9154

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@HarmonicVector

5 жыл бұрын

And to finish it off, Afreeca Freecs get eliminated by C9 OMEGALUL

@Dragonrend

5 жыл бұрын

Not only were they finished off but 3-0'd.

@Girsaurus

4 жыл бұрын

Nah that TL taking out IG at MSI was the biggest hands down.

@panner11

3 жыл бұрын

If you're including non worlds then it's team WE (12th place in China) vs GE tigers (1st in Korea) in 2015 at iem.

I expected nothing going into this video and was blown away by it. The amount of work put into it is clearly visible and the emotions behind it had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. Amazing job Gbay

@Kay2kGer

5 жыл бұрын

same, randomly klicked on it. end up watching exited till the end

This was worth watching Every. Single. Minute.

this video is so well done that gbay cursed korean teams to choke internationally

the ending is so wholesome aaaahhhh I learned so much watching your two documentaries, thanks so much for making them

I don't give a shit about competitive LoL and watched this entire thing anyway. Nice job Gbay.

@Trails3rdFanboy

5 жыл бұрын

Nice joke kiddo :)

@reminiscence5561

5 жыл бұрын

Nick T Says the kiddo.

This documentary feels like it was made to remember me why i fell in love with League of Legends. I just began to play the game and already was all hyped with the pro scene. Rooting for Azubu Frost, trolling my TSM Fans friends (nowdays i'm a diehard TSM fan, damn you karma). But one of my friends selected the Taipei Assassins summoner icon and was rooting for them because of reasons, he had no clue about the pro scene and even i, that had some knowledge, never heard of them and was making fun of him because his team was going to be smashed early in the tournament. Jump foward, our group of friends watching the Worlds Season 2 Finals at my home, seeing all of that spectacular match, Rapidstar Karthus Quadra Kill and later on the unbelieavable: Taipei Assassins winning the match and Worlds. This video led me to my eyes brimming with tears. Thank you @Gbay99

@shadowagent3

5 жыл бұрын

I really want to start loving league again. I tried learning dota2 and i wad disappointed and the game feels very weird. Why does Riot Games make poor choices with league. Its impossible to continue on playing after instant bans for verbal insults and making buying champions, harder and harder to keep up.

@LightTrack-

5 жыл бұрын

Well..maybe you shouldn't insult people then? That's a start.

@offlinemana2941

5 жыл бұрын

LightTrack atleast they dont have the kick button like in csgo😁😁😁 but really just dont be toxic is a pretty good start 🤔🤔🤔

@MCoconut97

5 жыл бұрын

I'm close to crying lol..

I've watched this video 5 times now and each time I enjoy it even more. It's obvious how much time was spent into making this doc.

Ive watched this like 4 times now and I still cant feel where 40 minutes went. everything flows so well.

I remember when tpa won worlds. Everyone in Taiwan went absolute nuts and some teachers actually stopped class to stream the event. I was in school during this time and I remember distinctly that the moment tpa won, the whole school roared. People from different classes and grades were hugging each other despite us being usually more conservative. It was an emotional moment. But I didn't understand what the fuck was going on bc I didn't play league at the time. Edit: this video is amazing btw I've been waiting for you to come back

@jo-jr2dv

5 жыл бұрын

QuietWorld lol wtf didn’t know league was such a big deal in Taiwan. Even the teachers god damn

@zeroday7878

5 жыл бұрын

QuietWorld wtf thats so cool..

@blendon8

5 жыл бұрын

That's why sports are a wonderfull thing.

@SugarInFurs

5 жыл бұрын

And that teacher? Albert Einstein...

@fredchou123

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah i remember even my dad know that TPA won world championship and he despise video games. This documentary really bring back good memories

Gbay, this is actually such an amazing video. Both the legacy of TPA and your amazing storytelling made me finish the video and not even realize 40 minutes had gone by. I also almost cried

@victorcm77

5 жыл бұрын

ye the feeld... best gbay vid imo

@jaylon1016

5 жыл бұрын

i teared up a bit at the end after seeing the last TPA match together

@vir042

5 жыл бұрын

Same :D Never played league though.. still gave me the feels with the ending scenes :P

That ending was so sweet i actually shed a small tear ! It's so cool to see all of them play again together and win another game ! I'll definitely watch those vods :) Thanks for the documentary, it kept being recommended but i didn't felt like watching 40 minutes, KZread was pushing it so much that when i saw who made it i checked it out and i don't regret.

i legit shed a tear when u started showing clips of CLG EU with that music, they were my favorite team and they were what really got me into both competitive e sports and just league overall, shit man good old days, great video

Astounding, GBay. A random 40min. video that was more gripping than most 12 min, loosely formatted videos. And it was presented in a way that literally anybody can follow and feel. Momentous return I wish you all the best.

Incredible. I really enjoy this type of content from you Gbay. Its a refreshing feel from all the loud league junk that currently exists out there. And the best part is, I get to care about things I hadnt even known about before. I hope you feel you found your niche, because Ill stay for this. I genuinely enjoy it.

@brunoofeio5536

5 жыл бұрын

SakuraChanGT u

An amazingly put-together documentary. Loved the way you captured the history of League and Taipei Assassins and made me feel like I was living it (I didn't start playing league until 2015). Your music choice was well chosen and made me feel nostalgic watching old league clips.

I'm so happy I found this channel. Thank you for making these awesome documentaries! Each one is beautifully crafted.

18:55 When your name is for the win, but your icon is a big L

@moumo23

5 жыл бұрын

Picture is taken from Leaguepedia, and on this site when no one uploads image the team is left with this L.

@donalddopierala7787

5 жыл бұрын

Are you trolling or stupid that's the League symbol

@Pieczorka

5 жыл бұрын

Donald Dopierala I think you are the stupid one here if you didn't get it

@drew1132

5 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna start putting THIS IS A JOKE before every joke i make now because of people like you

@grooot7148

5 жыл бұрын

r/wooooosh

Holy, this was beautifully made. Worth the wait.

I've been following you for a few years now and this was some of your best content full stop. This was a great documentary for the game, well written, well spoken, well edited. Just great period. Riot needs to save this for the history of the game.

Absolutely fantastic. I think this is where you shine, your documentaries are always beautiful. Was actually wondering if you could do one one empire-M5-GG about their different plays. Inventing counter jingling then their visa problems with internal strife. It’s such a complex story I only know half of, and I know you could deliver some gold

@robertjohnpecayo8642

5 жыл бұрын

He just did broooo

@sithjacobi

5 жыл бұрын

you're an actual prophet

God bless. Glad you have your account back and you are making some high quality content. Welcome back Gbay.

@Temeraire-2016

5 жыл бұрын

Gage Acosta He got hacked

Was dat a Gbay99 vid notification...YES IT WAS,welcome back? :D

After a year i still come back to this video to watch it again after already watching it like 5 times. This is probably my favourite youtube video. Great job just awesome!

I remember this specific tournament was the first one I ever watched, the grand finals between TPA and AF. I had heard whisperings of this team, and when I learned that they were from not-Korea, I was backing them 100% in the forum I frequented back then. Toyz was the reason I picked up Orianna, I remember being so floored by his performance of those god-tier ults, and I actually managed to get pretty good with her. I remember actually cheering loud enough for my roommates to tell me to quite down at some of the fights. It's a shame that the team fell apart, but for that one series, it was one of the most exciting LoL games I had ever seen, and one that rightfully bloodied the nose of the dominant Korean teams.

finally a documentary that doesnt make me want to kill myself

@davidsantiago7808

5 жыл бұрын

watch videogamedunkey's dolphin documentary, i guarantee you will love it

@mateistoian726

5 жыл бұрын

Justin Lim I want to kill myself anyway

@lessemo

5 жыл бұрын

Dude, what kind of documentaries are you watching?

@ukulaasi5520

5 жыл бұрын

no actually i felt really sad when he was talking about the sad end of tpa so i kind did want to kill myself

@vulzid

5 жыл бұрын

Well I can't relate

Playing since season 2 and seeing TPA Assasins grab that trophy really got me more curious and play league more as a whole. Now in the present of season 8, I feel like a grand wizard when telling other players what it was like in the past. Glad you made a documentary about the TPA Assassins, how they did the impossible and how they were to how they are now. Thx Gbay :)

@Edit-nk6nb

5 жыл бұрын

"I feel like a grand wizard" *LOUD SWEATING*

@ebolachanislove6072

5 жыл бұрын

"grandpa gamer whats a taaaank?"

@iannodaros5662

5 жыл бұрын

Magnet Cross same here bro i started playing back in s2

ive been away from league for almost 6 months now, but i saw this in my sub box, and with TPA being one of my favourite underdog stories ever, I had to watch. This genuinly brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, Gbay, for bringing back some of the best 5 years of my life.

This is honestly such an amazing documentary film. 100/10 AMAZING work!

I honestly loved watching this. The end where you showed the TPA 2018 game legit made me so happy. I would love to see them in the pro scene together again. Where would I be able to find the video of that game?

@TheLucasLeiva21

5 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/qJyFpciyhJCuqKg.html Here's the highlight of that game

This documentary is so good. I'm loving the recent trend on KZread to these types of videos that take so much work and dedication: I can really see the fruit of your labor on this. Thanks for taking the time to make this; it was very interesting.

@grenzviel4480

5 жыл бұрын

fyi this type of vid aint new. It used to be like this, until the algorithm came along

I dont even like league of legends. But this was a great video.

@CGBrendy

5 жыл бұрын

The saddest part is that these storylines just dont exist anymore, especially on the world stage. as the structure of the leagues has changed, the dominance of the korean teams is so overwhelming... there just isn't an environment that can breed these "royal road" teams and huge upsets anymore. Think of it this way: if either USA, CHINA OR EUs NUMBER ONE BEST team was to win a best of three against a korean team, that would be an upset.

@93Taru

5 жыл бұрын

CGBrendy It would not be an upset if Royal Never Give up wins this years world cup by the way, and they are not Korean.

@koiaxe7649

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't realise I was watching a 40min vid.... Time well spent keep up the good work man

I haven’t played in almost 2 years, this brought back so many memories and feels, such nostalgia thank you Gbay. You’ve always been one of the best content creators all these years

Damn Gbay, I'm so impressed. This was such a fantastic watch. If you ever want to try and tackle something like this again, see if people would be willing to do a gofundme or something! It would have definitely been worth tossing a few bucks your way for this!

Toyz's Orianna, Stanley's AD Nidalee top. These are names I haven't heard in a very long time and honestly and I miss it. As a young kid who just got introduced into league, S2 worlds kickstarted my passion in league as I watch this amazing team crush all the favourites who was bound to win worlds that year. After TPA's victorious journey through worlds they were all over the Taiwanese media as everyone celebrated their victory. Toyz's amazing ori ults and Bebe's ezreal snipes were a treat to watch even after all these years. Although the following season I was introduced to SKT and Faker, TPA remains in my heart as my favorite team ever in league. Thank you Gbay for bringing back and shed light upon this part of League history. I'm honestly very excited for this year's worlds and I want to see the titan get overthrown again.

Gbay this has to be the best video you ever made, you made me emotional, overflowing with nostalgia and tearing up at the end. This was so well made, I've been following you for years, for as long as I know as a fellow Irelia main, thanks for this video man. I lost it when you showed that they played another game together. This was so well made, everything, from the info to the music. Thanks Gbay

I never thought League of Legends could be this emotional ;-;

@bluefable3416

5 жыл бұрын

Mate has you seen Faker cry?

I was looking for something to watch for a few minutes and ended up watching this entire documentary. It was fantastic; great job! :D

This series was my first introduction to League, and I've been playing ever since. I think this game has been around so long, and will continue to be far into the future because of how iconic its stories are. Legends of the game like SKT, CLG EU, Samsung, and TPA have created such incredible stories that the whole player base can cherish and appreciate. Thanks for this telling of one of League's greatest stories, and here's to many more.

literally never herd of your channel, never seen your vids, this popped up in my recommended and tried to watch this when working on a writing assignment. never have been so happily distracted, this was an awesome doc, keep up the good work!

This video is more amazing than I though it would have been. As a very first generation of league player in Korea, I can relate to this document in so many levels. I watched 2012 World championship live and for sure thought Azubu was going to win the worlds. But only to found out, how upsetting it was. How did I not watch this like a week ago? I thought it would have been long video that won't have much information. It's good that KZread still kept this on my recommended list. Thank you for creating this documentary. Good voice, good timing of transition, good pace, and good information that brings that nostalgic memories.

What a juggernaut of a video to return with. That was so good you had me chanting TPA by the end of it!

I remember watching these matches live! Crazy how far the game has come

Dang, you've got me feeling so nostalgic, and the ending even got me a little emotional, especially with all the joy you could see in their faces after the game. Amazing vid.

Thank you Gbay for bringing back all these fond memories of league in its prime! I used to love watching league championships, but lost intrest when LCS was introduced sadly. Keep up the good work with these videos. Love em all!

Oh man, this video brings back great memories. I watched the S2 Worlds with my high school friends and games began at 2am because of time zones. Great times, we were cheering for "the unstoppable train" TPA and the hype was fantastic. Thanks for the video, gbay

The legend has returned!!!

I remember watching this live. I also remember spending the next 8 months playing basically nothing but Orianna after watching the finals. Thanks for making this video.

Good job! Its a well crafted documentary. Sadly I missed one point - their cheesy strategy. Back in season2 there was no sightstone and all you could (and as shown by TPA should) do as support is buying GPM items (RIP Heart of Gold, Philosophers stone...) and just spam wards. TPA's superior vision wars was what allowed them to take on the biggest teams. Actually their cheesy strategy (support being a ward machine) became the meta and Riot had to get involved and so support was the first role to get a rework (the addition of sightstone, removal of GPM items and a max. of 3 wards per player on the map...). They were brilliant strategists who found one simple but extremely strong strat but when the rest of the world adapted, they didn't have much more to show, sadly.

@DajuOnYoutube

5 жыл бұрын

Heart of gold and philosophers stone, good memories used in Irelia top builds lol. Kinda bad memories as support as you couldn't really buy shit. Even though i had over 70% winrate with Janna S1. (Support/Top Main so mixed opinions lol) Edit: Although they didn't really invent that. Koreans warded heavily too as their meta. And everyone bought wards although mostly support.

this is legit the best league video ive seen so far. this actually makes me want to flame less. Seeing these underdogs slaying the kings is just great. Edit: Please tell us which music u used

@Narmorendil

5 жыл бұрын

the one from 4:50 to 6:10 is pachelbel, canon in d

HE'S BACK BOYS

Great vid. Its always nice to go back and look into the past. Some of these stories get lost which is sad. Thankfully you were able to get this out to everyone. Truly good watch.

This was so well made. I feel amazing engrossed in these players and these teams. I'm so glad you made this!

I’m just glad I finally get to watch you again, thought u quit or something. good to see u back !

what a beautiful documentary, great job gbay :)

sincerely, this is maybe the best league video i've ever seen. you did tons of research and presented all of the information really fluidly without any downtime and i learned a lot while still being extremely entertained. good shit gbay

haven't watched a video of yours in a while, i'm super happy i happened to click on this one. amazing production and an amazing story that the newer players of this game deserve to know. Keep up the good work

I can't wait for gbay to make a video about how Korea fell in worlds 2018

@renzen1

5 жыл бұрын

how about NA and EU fail to win Worlds? =)

@FoxsitoTaquito

5 жыл бұрын

@@renzen1 i say the same thing for koreans when it comes to dota as they have never won a world :^)

@midorimochi61

4 жыл бұрын

@@FoxsitoTaquito this is about League tho

@sunclonkt7839

4 жыл бұрын

@@FoxsitoTaquito Why TF are you talking about dota2 in LoL?

@quantumdedski6686

4 жыл бұрын

@@sunclonkt7839 to have relevance

HES ALIVE

This video is amazing, never really followed the LoL competitive scene but the way this video was structured made it incredibly interesting. Your story telling is so good! It made me feel hella emotional to despite having no real connecting to the LoL competitive scene. 10/10

dammit dont make me start playing league again.

@cavemantero

5 жыл бұрын

It doesn't matter...you'll rage quit after seeing how bad the game is now.

@OcarinaOfVali

5 жыл бұрын

You don't even rage quit you will just see how shit it is now...

@ScarrVett

5 жыл бұрын

Whatever you knew back then won't help you now if you play ^

@OcarinaOfVali

5 жыл бұрын

They should honestly fire every bronze/ silver person on the balance team

@SassyRiolu

5 жыл бұрын

@@OcarinaOfVali There isnt. Also I dont get how people believe that league is terrible now. This has been the best season so far imo, just behind season 5 and maybe 3

In all honesty, this is a very good documentary 👍

I subbed to you forever ago back in Season 3-4 of LoL and I quit around early Season 5. I have not played League in almost 4 years now but I still love your videos. Keep it up Gbay.

Watched the whole video. Very high quality and don't regret a single second or a single ad watched. Very good!

The ending actually brought me to tears. This was beautiful.

That was a real good watch, thank you for this.

I've been playing League since season 1. Season 2 worlds has the only event I've been to in all that time. It was also one of the most exciting and engrossing events I've ever been to bar none. I nearly passed out in the second match because I was too busy cheering to inhale. I was lucky enough to get upgraded to floor seating and while I can't speak for the rest of the stadium the crowd around me was as hyped as can be. This was a great video Gbay and I can't express the joy of having the memories of that match brought back up and seeing those highlights brought me. Thank you.

Beautiful documentary Gbay. I absolutely loved the production quality of this video as well as the overall story to TPA. Almost started crying at the part where they won worlds

0:36 "Lucky wildcard run" -3: 0-od KT Bullets -3:0-od KT Arrows -3:1-d SKT *Bruh*

@Gabriel64468

5 жыл бұрын

NJWS were coming in as the lowest seed. They were definitely not thought of as on the caliber as either KT team and especially not SKT, they just clicked with the patch really well. He is exaggerating, but so are you.

You left KZread for a long while, but man was this video worth it, really well done Gbae

Here I am, some kid from Southern California who was in high school when all of this happened and I remember it all. Wow, this is quite a feeling. Many memories of being locked up in a room with my best friend all summer playing duos while listening to CreepyPastas and eating junk food. Eventually, I would stumble across this exact channel, become an Irelia main. Years later, haven't played League in a few months (Haven't played seriously at all since 2016), I find Gbay again and he brings it all full-circle? What the hell, man, life can be real uncanny and cool.

This documentary was amazingly well timed and emphasizes well the results of this year's quarterfinals. Damn, well done.

In the showmatch, TPA played all the champions with their worlds skin. That's just beautiful

nice to see you got the channel back and great vid

Such a well made video, its impressive how you put stuff toguether using the right songs and your voice is just on point for this narrative. Good Job.

I really love these documentaries! They are so well done and amazing!! Please keep doing more

Watched it through and honestly i was really getting into TPA's Journey and was genuinly happy when they have did the impossible

This brought back so many memories.. I was only 12 when I started playing, and this footage brought back so much!

@SassyRiolu

5 жыл бұрын

Dude same!!

What the hell was I doing without watching this? I've been getting recommended and postponed it for some reason, but still now I'm just binging every other documentaries he made

Really well constructed and made. If you made more content like this I would FOR SURE watch it every time!!!

I knew you're not going anywhere. Great to have you back!

I wish more than anything to have played League back in those early seasons, I want to have been able to witness it all from the beginning.

damn dude you make me so emotional and i feel so old now I really enjoy the doc you made you have a talent of telling stories really glad I can relive these old moments

I don't know how a 2018 show match would make me tear up but it did 🥲 These documentaries are incredible, thank you so much for telling these great stories 🙏

And Russia still doesnt have their own server lol. There is a server named Russia, but it's located in Franfurt so Russians still play at 70-140 ping

@letmein8388

5 жыл бұрын

same for africa lol, 90/145

@RouskSour

5 жыл бұрын

How do you think people on LAN feel? It's hosted in miami so i used to get 15 ping while natives to the server play 140.

@timmyseaton9190

5 жыл бұрын

Alaska plays on 120 ping for NA. So :l

@Boooolin

5 жыл бұрын

thats cause your internet is doo doo :P not the server timmy

@timmyseaton9190

5 жыл бұрын

@@Boooolin LOL no, its bcs the server is in Chicago and Alaska is on the other side

I've played this game since beginning of season 2. I remember watching Worlds and being so hyped for it. This makes me nostalgic in so many ways. I had no clue who TPA was at the beginning but after following their matches I was rooting for them. Toyz' Orianna made me want to be good at the game and midlane specifically. Great documentary, can't wait for more videos like this one!

This made me very emotional for some reason. Great video man keep it up with documentaries

Its such cool timing that you made this video just a few weeks before the lpl takeover, like it makes this video age really well, while still giving a great view of the korean dominance

I never got around to watching this til now. Damn that ending is so feel good. Ty for making my season

@nagato2k633

4 жыл бұрын

all good things dont last i guess