Last night was the final clash of the 2017 League of Legends World Championships, a climactic rematch between Samsung Galaxy and SKT T1. Before the games started, Riot Games put on a massive opening ceremony including a giant trophy, a live performance of Worlds theme “Legends Never Die,” and a freaking dragon.
During the ceremony, an augmented reality dragon flew in, soared around the arena, and let out a good roar before taking off again. It’s modeled after the in-game Elder Drake, and it was pretty awesome.I will say this, though: After attending Dota 2's International this year, an event that also uses AR during the draft phase, it can get a little awkward for the fans in attendance because, well, they can’t see it. Which means you’re looking at one of the stream feeds on the giant screens instead of the live performers and spectacle that’s happening in the corporeal world.
Anyways, here’s video of the freaking dragon:
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