The University of Seoul (UOS) has a systematic club system divided by division, which is managed by the Club Union. There are plenty of fields in UOS clubs, such as performance, culture, religion, sports, and academic studies. Level-up, the official game club of the UOS, is one of the most active clubs. The club was opened in April 2018 and was so famous that it was promoted to the official club a year after the club was opened.
Playing the game ‘League of Legends (LoL)’ is the main activity of Level-up. LoL Championship UOS (LCU) is a large competition in which 20 teams from each department of UOS participate. With the popularity of the presidential Esports competition, these competitions have become a channel that unites the UOS students. Moreover, Level-up hosts a joint competition with game clubs at other universities. If the host gives each team leader the same amount of points, the leader will use it to buy talented players. In this way, participants can get strategic thrills hidden. Coming through these procedures as a staff, you can gain a lot of experience in terms of planning. In addition to LoL, it also hosts other games such as Fifa Online, Battlegrounds, etc.
Level-Up does not require members a great deal of expertise in their activities. This is because they run a program that teaches games by matching people according to their level. One member also said that there was a game console in the club room, so he was able to practice a lot. In fact, many students agree that having a place to practice freely in school is a great advantage of the club. The team with the most activities is rewarded, so it is likely to adapt quickly. In fact, many foreign students went through a club with a very intimate experience. Another advantage is that students can come in without burden, because they are recruited all the time. The club's chairman said, "I am a current freshman," adding, "Don't be afraid to join the club."
There is a misunderstanding that club activities are disabled, because students cannot meet face-to-face. However, Level-up and other clubs of UOS that mainly conduct online activities have no limits, so they regularly proceed with their events. As there are many online activities, students can also see their activities through various content. It is an opportunity for students who have not been able to engage in many activities or for those who like to play games. Students who are interested in media production also deserve attention to this club because their students produce the entire content.
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