Road To Worlds: The Beginning

In this chapter of Road to Worlds, we look back through the seasons and highlight the journey through competitive League of Legends. Through the toughest of times and moments of happiness, join Pro Players in their search for glory at Worlds.

Missed Chapter 3 of Road to Worlds? Click here to watch The Road to Seoul:

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[ZNI]

That Kassadin backdoor by peke still gives me chills

[heatofthedisco]

Now I want to play league and become a professional, "opens client > profile > Bronze 3" -_-

[goofygoober]

Whose still here in 2021? Came back after a couple years, and it’s still a great esports series showing classic moments.

[Landibert]

TPA, the least recognized world champs yet.

[ErinniXeen]

Oh my God, this made me cry. Is not a bad thing, is just this touched me.

[AkinolaGG]

We've come so far. And it's only the beginning.

[WretchedOutkasts]

If that don't get you excited for Worlds I don't know what will. Can't phreakin' wait!

[benjamin-sch]

YellowStar and his dad made me cry ;_;

[UraharaShoten]

AWESOME documentary! It really captures how the competitive LoL scene has grown, and how we all grow with it. I loved learning about the players' lives, and the clips of some of the big plays that were sprinkled in definitely conveyed the intense atmosphere of the tournaments. This was a real treat!

[pklife]

SKT1 Faker, also known as the GOD will smack ass at worlds.

[Diwas]

This was truly inspirational.

As someone who has been playing video games, not competitively for over 15 years and feeling a deep connection to them. Knowing what these guys had sacrificed to compete at such a level - their commitment is beautiful.

If they happen to read this, just know that you're inspiring hundreds of thousands of people, and that you're giving people a reason to stick to their guts & never give up.

Thanks for all of your hard work & dedication.

[wufu__]

Damn riot, you never cease to amaze me. The production, the video in general, everything was awesome. This game made so much for others and got things to a whole new level with gaming and eSports. Im from argentina and now, with a southamerican team participating in a world championship is like, wow, ive been playing for 4 years now and i never imagined it would be this huge phenomenon. Just amazing, dont know what to say except, good job riot, you are making things damn right

[tywin]

Really sweet video, I wasn't expecting quite this level of production when the videos were announced. Props to you Riot.

[Accan]

This documentary is incredible. Makes me wish I had time to watch every game in the LCS, because the League eSports scene is beautiful.

[williamwzl]

Wrong reason as to why people cheered for TPA in S2.

1. They were the underdog.

2. Woong, Azubu Frost's then ADC, cheated in the group stages.

3. People were always wary of Korean dominance and what it did to the pro SC2 scene.

[nelsonzhu]

After watching this, I got so many chills and made me a fanboy of both TPA and Fnatic and their hard work that amazes me.

[aScaryDragon]

As a LoL player, I think Free to Play was a great Docu and gave me mega feels. This particular docu brought a tear to my eye, most likely because I have followed a couples of these teams/players for a long time now.  This was great and I'm so excited for worlds, regardless of knowing who's probably going to win (i'm all for an upset though!).
It just makes me frustrated that countless people here feel the need to express opinions that they know full well 99% of us don't want to hear.

TLDR; Enjoy your game and enjoy playing & watching it. Real gamers don't start or join in on pointless arguments, especially on youtube.

[kurtschloesser]

Every time I watch xPeke do that backdoor, I get goosebumps

[conker]

Coach: Why did you die so many times when you didn't have to?

Solid coaching 

[ByZaaane]

i just miss M5, i miss the darien vladimi 0/7, i miss the diamond counterjungling, i miss the alex  ich who can 1v9 with ryze, yeah, i just miss M5 at ALL <3 :'(