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Riot Games, Inc., based in Los Angeles, California, is an American video game developer, publisher, and esports tournament organizer. Riot Games was acquired by the Chinese conglomerate Tencent.

Riot Games NEWS - Page 136

Ex WoW boss says the FPA is a bad idea

In case you didn't catch it, gaming industry leaders have recently formed the Fair Play Alliance, dedicating to combating toxicity of online players, but former team lead of Blizzard's World of Warcraft has now called it a "bad idea".

MARCH 28

FPA formed to address issue of toxicity

More than 30 gaming companies have congregated in what they dubbed the Fair Play Alliance, so as to combat toxic behaviours of players in online multiplayer games, with their first summit on 21 March 2018 at the Games Developer Conference.

MARCH 23

How to get back into competitive games

Revisiting competitive games after a break shows the decay of your skills like nothing else. Our reflexes are non-existent and our brain processes visual and audio cues at a crawl. So how does one get back into top competitive shape?

MARCH 17

Fortnite beats both PUBG and LoL on Twitch

Epic's put a lot of effort into Fortnite: Battle Royale and the results are showing. Namely, the game's latest Twitch numbers mean that Fortnite has wiped the floor with PUBG and League of Legends. LOL.

MARCH 7

League of Legends Global eSports event announcement

Riot Games have announced full dates and venues for all of their major tournaments due in 2018. It appears they are looking to break more records, following the 2017 League of Legends World Championship in China success.

FEBRUARY 28

Jax's Counterstrike bug fix didn't work in League of Legends patch 8.4

League of Legends bugs are often of the funny kind and other times they're made funny by the community. In this case, the super top laner Hashinshin made the Counterstrike bug into a meme. A less funny fact is that it's not fixed yet.

FEBRUARY 27

Riot Games offer a closer look at League of Legends loot boxes

Riot Games have released an article detailing drop rates from Hextech Chests in League of Legends. The article seems to be sort of an announcement for their new Masterwork Chests that will be released in an upcoming patch as well.

FEBRUARY 24

League of Legends: Vietnam is now an independent competitive region

Vietnam got promoted to an independent region when it comes to League of Legends tournaments. This will be important for Mid-Season Invitational and World Championship 2018 as Vietnam will now have their own spot for these tournaments.

FEBRUARY 22

League of Legends: Ka'isa, the Daughter of the Void champion preview

League of Legends fans have been speculating about the potential release of Kassadin's daughter who was previously lost to the Void, and the latest teasers seemed to reaffirm that theory. The latest leak, however, proves it to be correct.

FEBRUARY 20

GammaNow uses your GPU to mine cryptocurrency

GammaNow is an app that uses your computer's CPU and GPU to mine cryptocurrency. Aurora, the company that developed the app gives you 'Gamma points' as rewards.

FEBRUARY 16

League of Legends' Stopwatch rune is getting a nerf, finally

Stopwatch is one of the main culprits behind League of Legends' professional matches slowing down to a crawl. Even Korean teams, once known for super aggressive early game now get frequent hour long games. Riot Meddler shared the upcoming nerf info as well as his thoughts.

FEBRUARY 15

League of Legends patch 8.3 survival guide

Riot Games has announced server maintenance in order to deploy League of Legends patch 8.3 and if you don't feel like reading the wall of text on their main page, here is a more coherent alternative.

FEBRUARY 6

League of Legends season 8 survival guide

League of Legends pre-season 8 is now behind us and the real thing is here, two days after RiotGames released the cinematic teaser aptly named ''Climb'' to hype everyone up for another shot at reaching Bronze 3.

JANUARY 16

Symbiosis of gambling and gaming is at its peak

Dust from the stampede of enraged gamers is high up in the sky these days, following atrocious exploitation policies from two publisher/developer tag teams - EA/DICE and Activision/Bungie. Yet while these two outfits are taking the heat over the gambling controversy, there are others doing just the same but going unchecked.

JANUARY 2

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