League Of Legends

All fans are aware of Riot's method when it comes to releasing champions. Make them overpowered to boost the sales, then nerf them into the dirt. However, the most recent champions have kits that don't seem to be able to be nerfed at all.

A game mode such as Ultimate Spellbook is a dream come true for a lot of League players. However, with so many moving parts and interactions in a single game such as League, especially if those parts were never meant to interact, issues crop up.

The last time competitive was mentioned in the League of legends setting was to talk about Clash tournaments. Now, the talk is centered on the gameplay itself, and what Riot has done to improve it.

Nothing too wild in this patch— the drop to early sustain in a few places continues, then buffing up champions in places that are a little spicy and a lot of fun.

The newest update on the League of Legends Client rework focuses on Chromium Embedded Framework. The last time this was updated was in November 2019, with version 74.

Dragons, axes, and new recruits: Here’s what you missed in Rise of the Sentinels Chapter I. A perilous journey of assembling a team to save the world. Not a family, though, never that.

Starting with patch 11.17, Riot will be updating the new minimum and recommended system requirements for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics. Making their boast of everyone being able to play the game have less weight.

Korean esports giant suddenly switched the coaching staff mid-season and left many fans and observers somewhat confused after the abrupt decision.

In League, there are a variety of ways to show off who you are as a player: play style, role identity, Summoner Icons, Summoner Name, Prestige Level, rank, and favorite champion. Or, simply, "Progression Identity."

With the release of the controversial champion, Seraphine, her musical predecessor, Sona, has fallen to the wayside. Riot, it would appear, is trying to rectify this problem, to an extent, that is.