Curious how the laning and roles differ on these mobile MOBA games? If you’re a newbie on some of these, or just pretty much excited about Wild Rift, you have to check this out. These are all MOBA games, but they have some differences in terms of mechanics and how the meta works for each of these games. The closest mobile MOBA game that we can compare to Wild Rift in terms of mechanics is AOV.
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The first-ever Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championship that features 14 different countries is about to happen! And today, they just recently drew the groupings of each 16 teams.
1. Evos Esports (Singapore)
2. RRQ (Indonesia)
3. Impunity KH (Cambodia)
4. VEC Fantasy Main (Vietnam)
1. Burmese Ghouls (Myanmar)
2. Axis Esports (Malaysia)
3. Candy Comeback (Laos)
4. Team Gosu (US)
1. Sunsparks (Philippines)
2. Todak (Malaysia)
3. Geo Esports (Brazil)
4. Evil Esports (Turkey)
1. Evos Legends (Indonesia)
2. Onic Esports (Philippines)
3. Deus Vult (Russia)
4. 10S Gaming Plus (Japan)
1. Evos Esports (Singapore) – champion from MPL MYSG
2. Evos Legends (Indonesia) – MPL ID champion’;very recently won MPL ID (momentum advantage)
3. Sunsparks (Philippines) – MPL PH champion
4. Burmese Ghouls (Myanmar) – MPL MM champion; members have flexible roles
1. RRQ (Indonesia) – been present for a long time (well-experienced)
2. Onic Esports (Philippines)
3. Axis Esports (Malaysia) – Top 3 MPL Malaysia
4. Todak (Malaysia)
1. Impunity KH (Cambodia) – comes-and-go in the MLBB scene
2. VEC Fantasy Main (Vietnam) – pretty new team
3. Candy Comeback (Laos) – lower player win rates compared to other teams
4. Team Gosu (US) – had a phenomenal 4v5 gameplay
5. Geo Esports (Brazil)
6. Evil Esports (Turkey)
7. Deus Vult (Russia) – unique rotation
8. 10S Gaming Plus (Japan)
Watch the replay of the livestream draw here:
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