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This is how Itamar Carmel and his team at ARB4 were able to team up with Riot Games There are so many lessons in this little clip. A few i think are important: 1. You have to raise your goals to elevate yourself 2. Bigger goals require more hands on deck at times 3. Persistence is key, your goal will not be achieved without some sort of resistance and you have to keep at it #synclicensing #musicpodcast #musiclicensing #musiccomposer

Last week, I jumped into my first-ever Thunderdome at Riot (a 48-hour hackathon) where over 280 teams stop everything to build something amazing from scratch. I had the chance to lead a team of 10 Rioters, and honestly, I didn’t know what to expect. What I walked away with was more than just a project. It was the joy of working with people from so many different disciplines, Publishing, Game Design, Art and Engineering. We brainstormed, we struggled, we laughed, we created. In the end, our pitch hit the mark, and seeing how much the team poured into this in such a short time made it all worth it. It wasn’t just about what we built, but about the process and the people. I’m so proud of what we did together and can’t wait for the next one. Dreamteam: Xu Mei Vincent Ménier Nicolas Demay Yannick Gerber Koko Holt BORIS VAUDRAN Seth Tsui Silver Yuan Frank Li and Yap Ming Han Special thanks to: Bernice Lee Wing Che Wong Smits Joie Goh Jasmin Lee and Olivia Lim And to our wizards that makes things behind the scenes possible: Jeremiah Kwong Kevin Hong and Peter Van Zyl #Thunderdome #Hackathon #GameDev #CreativeLeadership #Teamwork #Collaboration #Innovation #GamingIndustry #GameDesign #RiotGames #GameDevelopment #CreativeProcess #TechInnovation

FOUR community casters contributed 25% of all League of Legends’ regional leagues viewership in 2024! ?? Baiano is the world’s most popular League of Legends community caster at the moment; the Brazilian creator is accountable for 9% of global League of Legends viewership this year, or 31.89M Hours Watched. Fnatic Caedrel was more popular than ibai, perhaps surprisingly, but the British caster was also much more active than the Spanish internet celebrity (which mostly tuned in for MAD Lions KOI matches) covering the LCK, LCS, LPL, LEC, and more. Completing this TOP 4 is Phonics1. Although this AfreecaTV Co., Ltd. creator is the most popular community option for South Korean fans, he makes up only 8.2% of the LCK’s total viewership, far less proportionally than the most popular co-casters for other regions. Discover how these creators brought new waves of viewership to Riot Games LoL circuits around the globe: ?? https://lnkd.in/dqCbU-9Y

?? How has Riot Games League of Legends Worlds viewership evolve over the years and what has been motivating the growth of Worlds 2024? The addition of community casters to Worlds in 2023 caused a dip in some official broadcasts. History has repeated this year: as it stands in #Worlds2024, community casters account for almost half of the viewership. However, unlike 2023, this decrease in English, Spanish and Portuguese official channels hasn't translated to a reduction in their overall language numbers for the event, as this year's audiences seem to be on par with 2022 levels. See the full story here: ?? https://lnkd.in/dyiFvSim

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Whether you’re battling waves of enemies in Swarm, celebrating Pengu’s Party by blending old comps with new, or grinding for that elusive Arena God title, game modes can take a lot of different forms. We can juice up the main game like in URF or bring League champions to an entirely new genre like auto-battlers or bullet heaven. With a busy year of game modes well underway, we wanted to talk a bit about Swarm, how some of our game teams are thinking about modes, and the impact they have for players and devs.? ?? https://riot.com/3zWCm23

League of Legends - maybe you've heard of it ?? Ok, you almost definitely have heard of it because it's one of the most popular and highest-grossing games of all time. But how did Riot Games grow a game inspired by a Defense of the Ancients (DotA) mod into a $20B+ hit? Welcome to this deep dive ?? Over a series of articles, we're exploring each part of Riot's success - from their go-to-market and D2C approach to their monetization and esports strategies. To kick things off in part 1, we look at the competitive landscape to pull out why League stood out from all the other DotA-inspired titles ?? Big shoutout to Jasmine Cohen Archie Stonehill and Travis George for helping make this blog series a reality ?? Look out for pt 2 coming soon (sneak peek: it's about Riot's GTM strategy!)