Riot Games Improves League of Legends Remake System for Better Gameplay
League of Legends players can now rejoice as Riot Games unveils significant changes to the remake system. Remakes, which allow players to forfeit a game without losing LP due to a teammate’s disconnection, have long been a controversial topic. However, these new updates aim to address previous issues and enhance the overall gaming experience.
On the Public Beta Environment (PBE), where players test upcoming changes, several noteworthy adjustments have been made to the remake system. The start time for initiating a remake has been reduced from three minutes into the game to just one minute. Additionally, the window duration for voting on whether to remake the game or continue playing has been extended from 30 seconds to 90. Lastly, the system’s inactivity detection, responsible for identifying disconnected teammates, now triggers after 90 seconds instead of 180.
These changes to the remake system are expected to have a positive impact on gameplay. With shorter wait times and increased voting duration, players will no longer have to spend unnecessary time in games that are already decided. Moreover, the reduced inactivity detection period prevents the opposing team from exploiting an AFK teammate and potentially ruining a remake. These adjustments offer a healthier and more enjoyable gaming experience for the League of Legends community.
As these changes roll out in the next season, the future of Summoner’s Rift looks promising. Players can anticipate a smoother and more efficient gameplay experience, thanks to Riot Games’ commitment to improving the game’s fundamentals.