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Introduction

As one of the world's most popular and successful esports games， League of Legends has a large fan base and a thriving competitive scene. However， despite its popularity， the current format of League of Legends esports tournaments can be improved to provide fans with a more engaging and entertaining viewing experience. In this article， we will propose a redesign for League of Legends esports tournaments that we believe will enhance the competitive experience for players and spectators alike.

The Problem with the Current Format

Currently， League of Legends esports tournaments follow a standard format. Teams compete in a series of matches in a round-robin style group stage， followed by a knockout round to determine the champions. While this format has proven successful， it can be predictable and lacks excitement for viewers. Additionally， the group stage can drag on， leading to a disconnect between fans and the tournament as it approaches its conclusion.

The Solution: The League of Legends Championship Series

To address these issues， we propose a League of Legends Championship Series that consists of two distinct seasons: the Spring Split and the Summer Split. Each split would feature a group stage and a knockout round， with the winners of each split facing off in a grand final. The Championship Series would prioritize player and team performance across both splits， creating a longer and more engaging competitive season.

The Spring Split

The Spring Split would start with a seeded draft， wherein teams can choose which groups they want to compete in. This Select Draft would add an element of strategy and entertainment for the players and fans， as teams must determine which groups will best suit their strengths and weaknesses. The groups would be randomly seeded， but could be reorganized prior to the Select Draft based on regional performance in the previous season. The Spring Split would span twelve weeks， and each team would play two matches per week. The top four teams from each group would move to a double-elimination knockout round that determines the winner of the Spring Split.

The Summer Split

The Summer Split would follow a similar structure as the Spring Split， but with a few key differences. First， the Summer Split would feature a "Super Group鈥?stage. The Super Group would comprise the top-performing teams from each group in the Spring Split. The Super Group stage would span six weeks and feature round-robin matches. The top four teams from the Super Group would move to a double-elimination knockout round to determine the winner of the Super Group and the two teams that will join the top performers from each Spring Split group to advance to the Championship Series grand finals.

The Grand Final

The grand final of the Championship Series would occur approximately one month after the conclusion of the Summer Split. The top-performing teams from each split and the winners of the Super Group knockout stage would compete in a LAN event， showcasing their skills on a world stage. The grand final would follow a double-elimination knockout round format， ensuring that the best teams rise to the top.

Conclusion

The League of Legends Championship Series provides a new format for esports tournaments that prioritizes player and team performance across an extended competitive season. The addition of a Select Draft and Super Group stage ensures that there is an engaging and interactive element for both players and fans. Finally， the grand final brings the entire season to an exciting and climactic close. We believe that our proposed redesign for League of Legends esports tournaments would provide fans with a more engaging and exciting viewing experience while also creating a more balanced and fair competitive environment for players.