Love and League: A documentary

If I had a significant other that played league, I would die happy

If you guys want to watch Tiler and I stream on Twitch its Silverwolfe044 or TilerJay. Or add us on League, we play everyday.

Glad they kept the part where we talked about poop...

AS THE ALPHA GAY, I KNIGHT THEE SIR MUFFIN BOY

I joined League to play with my significant other, then he quit right after. It's okay though, League is always here for me and I love it more anyway now :)

I hope you all are happy, My manager at work is now referring to Shane and I as Muffin.

OMGWTFBBQKEKEKEK & myself are dating, and have been together for over 2 years. One of the first things we got into together was League. He had been playing for a while before he introduced me to it, and I was AWFUL. About a year later I could safely say I knew how to play the game on a basic level! I started as and will always be a support main <3

As romantically adorable as it would have been for him to be my ADC and me to support him and have us be an unstoppable synergistic bot lane force of death--alas, it was not meant to be, for he is a top lane main. Not to fear, though, he's one of those amazing players who can kick ass in basically any role, so occasionally I get to hang out with him bot ;)

I owe all of my progress in league to him. He's insanely knowledgable, and I trust his opinion in basically everything above anyone else. He just knows what he's talking about XD He dedicates himself to learning things that are important to him to do well, and it's incredibly admirable and has made him a force to be reckoned with. And yeah, I'm biased on the matter since, you know, we're basically banging. BUT he's absolutely a kick ass player.

The most fun is when he plays Shen, one of his favorites, and I play Soraka, and our ults can work together to double the safety net under our teammates. No one is allowed to die!

I would pay good money if someone created a League dating site. Just saying.

I don't have a significant other

Even better when your ex S.O. plays league, and you're way better :')

I LOVE MY MUFFIN <3

At first I was like aw yeah Riot featuring a gay couple!! Woo!!! But then I saw the trackpad usage and I was outie

I play with my boyfriend but it isn't cute. We hate each other's play styles and League has been the start of many arguments. We cannot play in the same lane and I hate being jungle if he's in game. Ranked together is completely out of the question. We're about to hit our 5 1/2 year together and League is the top game we argue in.

My husband (Chastise) and I have been playing League together since Season 1. He was playing for a few months before me, but I eventually joined in too when he reminded me that video games were more important than school (such dedicated students we were, yeah!). We've both grown as players and people in that time. It's been a fun adventure learning the game together and keeping up with all of the changes as the seasons have rolled by.

He definitely plays more than I do these days, but I'm always excited when he asks "Hey, do you want to play a few games of LoL with me?" Of course the game that follows is often an ARAM, because of how late he works these days, but I don't mind. Playing with poros out on the Howling Abyss is one of our favorite pass times together! Plus, if one of us rolls Braum, we get mustache-d poros! And there is nothing bad about that.

I'm still very grateful that Chastise convinced me to play LoL. I definitely still need more practice, but I can count on him to help me out (even if I disagree with his advice from time to time ;) ) - on the Rift or IRL. Whether he's my support, my ADC, or my Poppy top, I always enjoy playing with my Chastise. ♥

this absolutely made my day so much better and the art were they don't mention that the couple getting their 2000th win is gay just maddest all better for me

How are these people playing LoL without a mouse? That dude with a 24 win streak won without a mouse. He is LCS material.

The original working title of this documentary was "An Explanation of Americas High Divorce Rate".

Nice video, my husband and I play League together and we are a great team! It's so great sharing a love for gaming with your significant other :D <3

"Run, baby, run" (maaan she said it way so cuuuute)

"You never come enough"

Meanwhile, alone in solo q with ragers

Raise your hand if you tried looking for love in league

That was a cute documentary! Good work, Riot.

I actually was lucky enough to meet my significant other on League, and have had a healthy, happy League filled relationship for the last year.

I just wanted to say that I thought all the couples were adorable!

I play with my husband every day. But there are quite a few more f bombs dropped lol. It's all for love... until he steals my penta.

This video literally hit it right on the head. My husband and I play all the time together and though we may fight and argue, I wouldn't want to play without him. And League has definitely helped with when he's hundreds of miles away or when he's sitting right next to me. It's our thing that we both enjoy doing.

It was a challenge to get my spouse into League; he'd never liked laning/turret games, and his laptop was bad at the time. This was season 1. Sometime in Season 2, he finally caved after I told him cool lore tidbit over cool lore tidbit, and promised I'd play some other games with him.

Thousands of games later, he's still playing, still enjoying, has more IP then he will ever need and has played more games then I (we're tied for elo still). We schooled in separate parts of the state, so League was how we stayed connected. It was like a little date, every day. Whether it was grinding bonus IP, or trying to get to that next ranked tier before midnight, we've had a lot of glorious times on this game.

Can't say it's been all sunshine and rainbows, but that's how you grow and learn. I can become really sad after a few losses in a row, and whereas I will play till I win, he'll quit quickly if he thinks he's on tilt. Furthermore, we can rarely lane in the same lane and put our communication to good use; my cs needs work, and he loathes adcs as a rule (no tank masteries, no teleports). I rarely do anything other then support and jungle, myself.

I bring up the bad because we all experience bad points in our relationships, and like a good team fight and a strong game, communication is vital. We always sat and talked about why a game didn't succeed, or why a victory was so intense? We spoke about what we were feeling when we were on a winning streak, as well as how we felt about those terrible five-game-lose-streaks. We spoke, and stayed close, and worked on instead of focusing on how we both were limited in a few roles, how we could work well together despite not being in the same lane.

I think our relationship is over all better for League, as it actually made us confront our teamwork and laning phase issues in real life, as well as in the game. We go into teamfights together, and there's nothing quite like that support, that confidence of knowing how the other person will respond.

I adore him to bits, even if his puns are as bad as Phreak's. I'm glad I got him into this game, and that it's given us such joy over the years.

Also I think it's really cool that the couples they showed are actually different. It's not the same cookie-cutter couple four times. There's a gay couple, a couple where one is hard of hearing, some use trackpads (whyyy), one where the girl taught the guy how to play, etc. I just think that's really cool. There are soooo many different kinds of people who play League. And despite the fact that there are a LOT of problems with League's community, there are aspects of it that bring all these different people together :>