So, let me tell you about my little adventure with League of Legends borders. You know, those fancy frames around your profile picture that show off how much you’ve been playing?
I started playing League of Legends a while ago, I wasn’t really paying much attention to the level borders at first. I was more focused on trying out different champions, learning the ropes, you know, the usual newbie stuff. But then, I noticed some players had these really cool-looking borders around their icons. They were different colors, different designs and I got a bit curious.
I did some digging around and figured out that these borders change as you level up. The more you play, the more XP you get, and the fancier your border becomes. It’s like a little badge of honor, a way to show off how much time you’ve sunk into the game. It’s kind of neat, right?
- Started playing: I jumped into League of Legends without much thought about borders.
- Noticed cool borders: Saw other players with fancy borders and got curious.
- Did some research: Found out that borders change with your level and XP.
- Started grinding: Played more games, tried different modes to get more XP.
- Watched my border evolve: It went from basic to something more intricate.
So, I started playing more. I tried out different game modes, made sure I was always filling up that XP bar. And you know what? It was actually kind of fun seeing my border evolve. It started off pretty basic, but slowly, it started getting more detailed, more…prestigious, I guess you could say.
It is not a huge deal, but it is a fun little side thing to chase while you are playing. Plus, it is a nice way to see how far you have come since you started. Every time I log in and see my border, it’s like a little reminder of all the games I’ve played, the champions I’ve tried, and the friends I’ve made along the way. It might sound silly, but it’s become a part of my League of Legends journey, and I’m excited to see how it will look when I hit even higher levels. Just a little something extra to keep me going, you know?
