Why the Chinese Super Server is so Special

Why the League of Legends Super Server in China is so important.

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[sonic]

Yeah this is the place where you see people pop Fiora's ulr in 1 second

[angelarias]

Imagine losing a game and being demoted back to regular servers💀

[Bigboy-exbs]

This video made me realize how big league actually was. I thought it was just a few million people playing league, not hundreds.

[thewolf]

Am I theoretically the best hardstuck bronze player there ever was?

[metalnerd]

Ah, this MUST be the the server Riot uses to make decisions on champion buffs and nerfs 😂😂😂

[boynextdoor]

Fun fact, the super star pro players can’t really play in the super server. Players like uzi struggle a lot in that server.
That’s because the server is filled with actual paid actors, that intentionally feed to make these proplayers lose the game.

[nerostile]

I almost reached diamond in the eu server and thought i belong in the top 5%, little did i know that there was a super server where a bronze could actually beat me.

[LuckyGnom]

Most people that play on Super Server say that it's good but not as good as before. This is because Super Server is basically a place for one-tricks to show off their mechanics and for Chinese pro players to play somewhere while they are streaming. Nobody really thinks while playing, it's just non-stop fighting and roams without any particular strategic reason. Just a high elo for fun gaming.

When it comes to hardcore soloq practice every single pro in the Asian scene goes to KR Challenger. This is why nowadays KR Challenger is perceived as the better server by the people that actually play on Super Server most of the time. By the way, most streamer one-tricks that made Super Server famous also have Korean accounts.

[euwee]

The fact that beifang can 1v9 games on the server is just insane.

[CrazyGunner]

I always wondered why china server was called the super server. Never knew there was a specific server that you need to be D1 to get in.

[pyazzang]

china does not have 100 million players but 100 million accounts, theres about 20+ million active players monthly and over 40 millions players yearly, by estimates of 2020.

100 million players would make absolutely no sense, it'd mean almost 8% of the population plays league, which even in korea's highly urbanized situation, doesn't happen. So fat chance it'd happen in china considering how vast the country is. 40 million would be more accurate.

[MrReese]

The players you count in the video are only the ranked population as far as I know, not the total players.

[bvzv]

Doesn't this server have LP boosts to funnel anyone to high diamond straight up?

[jarronrodriguez]

Me stuck in bronze "AH HA! I must be in that super server it all makes sense now!"

[omaralmarzouqi]

Bro every single time i see how many players in china i be flabbergasted

[Аргонавт]

Oh no wonder now. I was playing on super server this whole time

[muhammadsyafiq]

im shaking thinking of playing in that mythical super server in china. imagine the concentrated toxicity

[miistsroxxorl]

Kr server is the pro players server and it’s the closest to the competitive scene meta wise, Chinese super server is more filled with one trick players

[SharpEdges]

I see why my games in OCE are filled with chinese players. They just want to be D1 on a server so they can feel like they can play in the super server.

[Tornadoissick]

Funny thing is no pros play on this server cause the games are super fiestas all the top LPL pros play on the Korean server. Riot forced people to play on it at the 2020 world championship.