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Firstly, what "negative edge" characters are you referring to, and what are they doing? Secondly, elaborate on what makes you insist BBTag doesn't have an autocombo system? Is it because it doesn't go into a super?

...What?

I'm already playing Alpha.

I only care for Proxima Midnight.

Two.

What other fighters?

Yes, leveling resets to 1 every match. The spells are casted using the Q W E R keys. Items are placed on the 1-6 number keys.

I hope I wasn't too late for things. I'm very sorry I couldn't get to you sooner. I hope this answers some of your questions and it was useful to you. If you have more, feel free to DM me or @ me.

Demographic is probably from 15-35 year old males, in my opinion. Emotions that are felt are usually ones of triumph, despair, relief, excitement, and perhaps tranquility. It's a bit of a slower game. However, the competitive emotions felt remain the same.

Hand-eye coordination is important, but not as a general skill in order to play the game effectively. The amount needed varies from character to character in order to keep the game more accessible. Note, this game is very accessible.

I would describe the setting as fantasy, if we're referring to the game modes and UI design of the game itself. Characters can sometimes have an entirely different design motif, but I feel things are relatively close to fantasy.

There are a lot of minute details in League, but these are just the basic mechanics of how the game works. I'll go on to answer some of the more subjective questions.

As the game goes on, characters do gain "gold," which is the way you purchase items for the 6 slots. These items can enhance your own stats (such as damage), assist your allies passively (vice versa for opponents), and sometimes even give you a new spell.

They only have access to 1 spell at level 1, and throughout the leveling process, they may learn new spells and upgrade the current ones learned as well. Of course, health and mana increases as a character levels up well.