Their main message from the article was that Riot wants to be around for a very, very long time: “We want League of Legends to become a global sport that lasts for generations.”īesides being optimistic about the future, they also addressed sandbox mode and dynamic queue. Today, Riot released another addition of “Riot Pls,” where they discuss various things going on in the game. And, again, it’s crazy that Riot would think this way if they actually cared about being a strong competitive game. Riot has been trying to push that dynamic queue is better for the health of the game, but there aren’t any obvious reasons to back that theory up. They next thing they have dropped/are dropping the ball on is solo queue/dynamic queue.
For a company that pushes the competitive aspect of their game so much, this was absolutely ludicrous to hear. That might have been an easier pill to swallow had Riot given legit reasons as to why they didn’t want sandbox mode in the game, but they made it seem like it wouldn’t be fair to have in the game because the best way for players to learn is to play against other players online. In around August of 2015, Riot came out and straight up shot down the idea of sandbox mode. The first thing they have handled poorly is sandbox mode (training mode). League of Legends Patch 11.18 Full Notes Reaction.League of Legends Patch 11.19 Full Notes.League of Legends: Patch 11.20 Full Notes.
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