league-of-legends
What's the meaning of these phrases in League of Legends? Does it all mean "Lots of kills", or is there any difference between them?
Killing spree Rampage Legendary Godlike _____kill
[EDIT]How short is "short time"?; Is there any logo for Hexakill+?; Are Hexakill onwards removed in a patch?
Whether a kill is a "kill steal" or not is very subjective. The main time this really matters is if it is a support player who might get the kill or if a carry is currently behind, then you want to try as hard as possible to not get the kill as the support player and to allow your AD carry to have the kill.
However, the game is fast paced and many champions have tricky escape mechanisms with cooldowns you can't always keep track of. For this reason "ks-ing" is sometimes referred to as Kill Securing where everyone focuses on killing the enemy champion before they can escape without concern for who gets the kill credit.
In a solo/duo queue game it's usually quite obvious when people are trying to actively Kill Steal as they will save some skill with Burst damage to make the last hit with. This is generally not considered good teamwork or polite.
Pulsefire got its own category because of the features associated with it.
Most legendary skins change how the champion acts (voice, spell, etc), while Pulsefire changes not only Ezreal's appearance, but other champion's animations as well. Enemy champions and minions killed by Pulsefire Ezreal have a unique death animation.
In addition to this, the skin itself evolves and changes its appearance further as you level up Ezreal's ultimate.
There is actually a very interesting post on the League of Legends forum explaining some of the design choices, including a developer commentary on the creation of Pulsefire Ezreal.
In addition to this, it adds a new Profile scheme as mentioned by Patrick Stadler.
Also, in lieu of more text, have this cropped photo of Ezreal's crotch along with a description of all of the features involved in his theme:
As for whether or not the Themes will periodically be placed on sale, there is currently no answer. My best guess would be that they are going to be similar to Legendary skins in that they do not go into a usual sale cycle like regular skins. Only time (and a few additional Theme releases) will tell.
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The "Ultrakill" doesn't exist in League of legends.
There are titles for killing multiple enemies within a short time:
There also was the "Legendary Kill" which required you to kill 6 enemies in a 5v5 game, however this has been removed since it was almost impossible.
Apart from the Double to Hexakill streaks, there are also titles for killing sprees that require you to kill a certain amount of enemies without dying.
The killstreaks above will not be interrupted by being executed (a monster or turret kills you without any help of a player)