How can a beta game like League of Legends: Wild Rift that hasn't been released yet have an expansion event already? It's a fair question, especially since it makes people feel like they are missing out on limited-time events just because they live in a region that is forbidden from downloading the game at

January 9th through January 29th

With the event likely to happen again, perhaps even immediately after the release of the game, this might seem like arbitrary information. But it does provide a timetable of what the Yordle event will look like in the future. If it releases next January officially, players can probably guess the exact deadlines with reasonable accur

So several buttons have been added that instruct your champion to behave in a certain way. However, your moves will still be targeted and anything vectored will be used as a simple click and drag instead of an auto-tar

When Riot Games released League of Legends back in 2009, it had instantly become a MOBA sensation. After all, its unique take on Champions and the "traditional" way of duking it out in an arena had changed the way MOBAs look today. However, it seems Riot Games plans to do the same for the mobile MOBA market with League of Legends: Wild Rift . This time around, Riot appears to want to show mobile MOBA players what a League conversion would look like in a smaller, portable platf

Players of _ League of Legends _ love _ Summoner’s Rift _ due to the tremendous freedom when it comes to Champion choice. Aside from further customization via Runes and Items, the vast toolkits of Champions themselves can make no two matches the same simply through team compositions. In _ Wild Rift _ , however, players only have access to around 60+ Champions. An obvious setback here is that players with "mains" not included in the initial roster will have to wait for them to get their _ Wild Rift _ counterpa

If you're worried about how well League of Legends: Wild Rift will remain true to its PC predecessor, that's perfectly understandable. There is a history of great games turning into microtransaction nightmares with core features of the game being removed when such a transition occurs. But gamers have many reasons to give this particular port an opportunity to succ

Considering Apex Legends takes place within the larger Titanfall universe , there's already plenty of lore for expanded games to draw from. With the IMC/Milita conflict chronologically occurring decades before the events of Apex Legends , a lot has already happened. It is possible additional spin-offs could return with another Titanfall game, whether it's a prequel or sequel, to detail further events of the Frontier War. There's also plenty of potential in the Apex Legends storyline, outside of the battle royale's existing lore. Character-specific stories like a stealth-oriented/ Hitman -style game for Revenant, or perhaps a single-player first-person shooter detailing Bangalore's time with the IMC Armed Forces, these could certainly do well for Apex Legends fans in the right cont

At the end of last year, Riot Games announced an effort to expand the League of Legends IP beyond its MOBA roots. Acquiring and partnering with several third-party studios, Riot Games' new initiative for its 10th anniversary has spawned a League of Legends fighting game, a popular FPS called Valorant , a collectible card game called Legends of Runeterra , and even a business/management sim for LoL esports. The League of Legends universe will soon reach far beyond the base game into a ton of new gaming experiences, a sentiment that Respawn Entertainment recently expressed with the hit battle royale Apex Legends as w

Moreover, a radical difference in _ Wild Rift _ would be the adjusted toolkits (and sometimes, the complete retooling) of some of these Champions. For instance, Champions no longer have passives while Katarina can move during her Death Lotus. Devs made this choice in order to accommodate the mobile version’s more fast-paced gameplay, and to "convert" mouse-only mechanics to a touch-friendly for

In Wild Rift , players need wins to earn marks that move them up ranks, as losses remove marks as well. Meanwhile, Wild Rift introduces Victory Points, the mobile equivalent to LP, bwipo from Diamond upwa

An energy sword could cut off large chunks of his body, but it wouldn't really matter because even if Zac is cut to ribbons, he can still recombine thanks to his passive, and at that point he just needs to latch onto Chief and smash him into the ground until he stops mov

It's really up to the Apex Legends to determine whether or not the battle royale has the same staying power as League of Legends does. League of Legends has been around for over 10 years, and still remains one of the biggest MOBAs and esports games of all time. In comparison, Apex Legends is a far younger game that released a year and a half ago. Granted, if the Titanfall games are looped in, then the overarching Apex Legends - Titanfall universe has been around for six years. That's still comparatively a short time, which means asking if Apex Legends has the same character reputation as League of Legends is a valid question, at least when strictly talking about spin-o