League Of Legends

Riot Games put out League of Legends patches every two weeks, like clockwork. However, LoL patch 12.5 will last for a whole month, instead of the usual week, due to Riot's corporate planning.

One of the biggest changes to the game in Season 12 is the introduction of objective bounties. This mechanic is not one that is well received by the player base, and developers are looking into solutions to potential issues.

While League of Legends along with its publisher Riot has started to rely on third party websites for quite a lot of things, low elo SoloQ players have found a way to ruin what is, in essence,a good thing, once again.

One of the oldest champions in the game, both in his release date and lore-wise, is Zilean. His kit has remained unchanged for years, and even still remains relevant to this day.

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Riot's new creations have a tendency to flip the game on its head, due to their overloaded kits and overpowered mechanics. Renata, though, seems to be on the tamer side of this.

A recent post by one of the League of Legends game designers has revealed the specific changes for the upcoming patch 12.5. The patch will arrive next week.

Cloud 9 offered a statement about the situation with Nick "LS" De Cesare but the fans didn't like the initial response, although it's clear there is a lot more that needs to surface for context.

Mini-reworks are the answer Riot have found when it comes to modernizing older LoL champions. Season 11 was filled with this practice, and it seems that season 12 will be as well.

Cloud 9 shocked the League of Legends esports scene when they announced the team parted ways with their head coach, minutes before their match on Saturday started.