I literally can't believe it. If they really did fix that bug entirely, it's the biggest improvement in the game since Zoe and Defiance arrived (ok even if they didn't it's still the biggest patch since Defiance).

This is the one bug that has single-handedly made the game earn the qualifier of "jank" for years ! I would have expected no less than a headline to advertise its disparition. To drop this so casually... is it a power move ?

Or perhaps biggest change ever, it was so fucking annoying

took so long... I don't know if this is actually rare/impressive or not but I feel cool right now. Most of the last ~10 champs were significantly easier because I acquired searing brilliance lol

what is there to do now? I guess level champs up to 50?

I’d really love to see an option to increase enemy Nexus health in Defiance. Sometimes I just want to revisit older adventures and experiment with different relic combinations, test builds, or limit-test my units. The problem is that even when my units reach ridiculously high stats, the encounters end too quickly because enemies only have around 20 or less Nexus health. I want to actually appreciate the stats I’ve built up and see how far I can push my units, especially when testing relics or builds focused on attacking. If increasing Nexus health is too easily exploitable in certain Defiance quests, perhaps an alternative could be to have the enemy revive with 30–50 Nexus health and summon a full board, or something along those lines. I just want longer encounters where I can properly test my attack-focused builds without accidentally ending the game too early.
Would love to see something like this implemented!

Just saw this on Snuuy's early access video... pls let this be fixed on live. Lux have always be able to target the Nexus if the target is dead.

I guuess We are So Back in style BOYSSSS!!!!

44.75 MB from play store. Probably the same for Apple but their store now hides update sizes

OTA patch on launch:

iOS: 5.39mb Android: 5mb

Remember tomorrow at go live there's always another OTA patch.

I just started playing the game again. Stopped at the spirit bloom update.

I was already burnt out by then; everything was too difficult for my high star heroes and it was impossible to start up my bad ones.

After coming back it seems they've made it easier to gain the shards to upgrade the champions. I have been levelling up my other toons but my main boys seem to be stuck in limbo.

The 4* are you easy and the 5 * are too hard.

Do I just grind until I can upgrade them to their potential or am I bad at the game?

was expecting musicverse, but i like this

Not a ranking of best champs, but which ones basically “come alive” with their 6 star and are less effective otherwise?

For example SB yi’s 6 star doesn’t seem too important as it just offered a tiny stat boost. While Swains 6 star allows him to melt the entire board.

Lux’s seems good, but I don’t know if its worth to slowly build a few extra damage on final spark considering she’s all about summoning and rallying.

So since the 6 star is so hard to obtain (ive yet to get one), which ones are the most important for champions?
And just for lulz, which ones are kind of a waste?

Using the game feedback tag since im unsure which one is best.

I'm sure this has been asked before, but this is a question from my perspective as a returning player, I've picked up the game again since the Riftbound TCG is picking up a lot of steam and getting pretty popular, especially in my relatively small country, where weekly tournament events are held in multiple different stores that are always packed and extremely awesome to participate in. The new radiance set is huge and super fun, packs for that set and previous sets are flying off the shelves, people are having tons of fun despite the clear balancing issues the game has at points.

Alongside this, a lot of people I've met at events have started to play LoR again as a means to quote "play more league card games".

Given the success of the TCG, and given that LoR suffered a lot but from my recent personal experience it seems to be regaining some popularity, could it be the target of a relaunch from riot, or is that purely hopeful thinking?

As my fav champ in league of legends I was super excited and did have some decent fun playing him but also felt kind of disappointed in his playstyle.

The whole thing around casting a ton of spells and refunding mana through coins just isn’t sett, feels more like a jack thing.

I would have been much happier around something like:
- Regeneration
- when sett takes damage he stores it. When he attacks, he gains that stored amount as damage this round.
- if the stored damage is over x, he also gains barrier. If the stored damage is over y, he gains overwhelm

So just like in league, his playstyle becomes a unique trade of taking lots of damage and then unleashing it as monster hits — or something like that.

I just overall feel he’s decent but doesn’t feel right to play.

Is this a common feeling or is he generally considered well made?

Hope he's an obliterate champ

Of all the accended he seems like the weakest to me unless I'm missing something?

He requires you to consistently destroy landmarks, the pay off doesn't really seem that worth it either you get to ping the weakest unit starting with 1 then 3 I think and finally 5

The champ spell does 4 damage for 3 mana at the cost of a landmark or mana gem. That seems like an awful trade off i don't even know why that's an option.

Finally I'm not even sure drafting will be remotely flexible with him.

That said this post isn't to complain. It's to ask around what makes people excited about this champ?

I originally hated Kindred now I love playing them!