Chen Mo's own office on the fourth floor of the experience store.
Chen Mo was looking at a document that listed the current state of the professional teams in the country that had been formed by the major clubs in the country.
There were a total of twelve clubs in China that expressed interest in forming professional teams for LoL. Chen Mo also received information on these clubs as well as their personnel.
These twelve clubs all had different levels of financial strength. After Chen Mo did some research on the clubs and their results in other events, he decided on ten teams as the first batch of teams for LoL.
There were a few teams that left a deep impression on Chen Mo, such as MG team, ntclub team, immortalfairies team, EC team, and NRG team.
Among these teams, other than NRG Team, they were all veteran strong teams in the country. They had good foundations, strong financial strength, and more formal management.
NRG was an esports club that started with Warcraft. Although they were still young, Chen Mo was quite satisfied with the name. (Northend means Northrend.)
After deciding on the ten teams, Chen Mo sent the list to Zhao Yunting, asking her to contact these clubs and reach an agreement.
This was the first year that LoL was released. It was still in its growth and development phase, so there were a lot of things that needed to be sorted out.
It was already too late to set up a complete league this year. After all, it was already the middle of the year and time was too tight.
Moreover, the clubs weren't ready yet, so the rules and regulations weren't complete. The venue wasn't decided either, and it was even more uncertain how many people would watch a regular league like this.
Therefore, Chen Mo decided that the S1 World Finals of LoL wouldn't be using a competitive tournament system. Instead, they would be using an invite system, inviting four teams from each server to compete in order to determine the champion.
The S1 World Finals was set for October, so there were still three months to prepare. Considering that in his previous world, the rules and regulations of the tournament were already very complete and could be used as soon as possible, there was still enough time to prepare.
Moreover, there were already esports tournaments in China, such as Fantasy Gaming Platform's Warcraft tournament. The relevant staff had some experience, so they weren't completely without foundation.
Chen Mo put Zhao Yunting in charge of communicating with the major clubs, as well as checking out the more reliable hosting teams in the country. If necessary, he could buy out the entire team.
By the time the World Finals of League of Legends were held in October, there would be 50 champions in the game. Even though it was still a bit low, some of the evergreen champions had already appeared, so the tournament should be balanced and enjoyable.
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Chen Mo couldn't help but turn on the virtual screen on his bracelet as he hadn't drawn for a long time.
To be honest, League of Legends hadn't brought him much income up to this point. It was only around 600 million since its release. Moreover, a large portion of the money was used to promote the game in China and overseas.
Of course, this had a lot to do with Chen Mo's marketing strategy. League of Legends lost a huge profit point after removing the fees for heroes.
Moreover, Chen Mo didn't do many promotions, such as limited skins. Furthermore, the players weren't that interested in buying skins, so the number of players wasn't that high either. Therefore, despite the popularity of League of Legends, the amount of money spent on it wasn't that shocking.
In Chen Mo's previous life, League of Legends only saw explosive growth after the release of S3. It had always been suppressed by CF in China, which could only be attributed to the difference in revenue.
Up until now, the team had been split up. Qian Kun would be in charge of the updates for LoL, and Zhao Yunting's team would be in charge of the maintenance of LoL. Chen Mo planned to start a new project next.
Of course, before starting a new project, he still had to spend some money on it.
He topped up another fifty million for fifty thousand diamonds.
Chen Mo was quite familiar with the process now, drawing again and again. It didn't take long before he finished drawing five hundred times.
The items he drew this time were quite random, but Chen Mo noticed a few new skill books and items.
Designing - Story Writing Skill Books (Level 2): 40
Design – Professional Knowledge (Human Anatomy): 100 books
Designing - Professional Knowledge (Modern Architecture Advanced Skill Books): 40
Presentation - Art (Demonic Style Advanced Teaching Books): 80
Presentation - Art (3D Models): 60
Presentation - Art (Motion Effects): 50
Presentation - Music and Sound Effects: 30
Tools – Fear Shielding Device: 10
Tool - Speed Adjuster: 20
Tool - Intelligence Reducing Aura: 20
Tool - Memory Playback Potion: 50
"Human Anatomy? Demonic Style Advanced Teaching Books? "Chen Mo started looking at the new items he drew.
Human Anatomy was more detailed medical knowledge, such as blood vessels, nerves, and bone structure, as well as the effects of different injuries on the human body.
This part of knowledge was mainly related to surgery. Different from traditional medical textbooks, these skill books didn't just contain dry knowledge, but also had content that could be used in the game.
The Modern Building Advanced Skill Book was for more complicated building structures. Chen Mo had already gotten a few Architecture skill books before making Minecraft, but they were more basic. There were ancient buildings and modern buildings, and most of them were basic exteriors without much detail on the interiors.
This time, the Advanced Skill Book explained the internal structure of many modern buildings in detail, including ventilation pipes, electricity, water supply and drainage systems, and so on.
The advanced demonic style teaching materials this time were mainly about demonic art style materials and detailed explanations. Chen Mo had already used demonic art when he made Diablo, but Diablo was a game from an omniscient perspective, so the models and textures didn't need to be as detailed.
This advanced skill book gave Chen Mo a deeper understanding of demonic art, as well as more diverse materials.
Models, Motion Effects, Music and Sound Effects would allow Chen Mo to better control games from a first person perspective, making the game feel more realistic and immersive.
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