Teemo Mains Face Frustrations with League of Legends Patch 12.21
Since the release of League of Legends Patch 12.21 on Nov. 2, Teemo mains have encountered a new problem in solo queue that has been causing frustration.
Now, if a player remains inactive for 90 seconds between 1:30 to 3:00, the game can be voted to be remade. Although this may seem like a minor change, it indirectly affects Teemo players who rely on waiting in the brush for their passive ability to activate.
Players on League’s subreddit have expressed their complaints about losing LP and facing penalties for appearing AFK due to this new remake system. One Teemo main shared their experience of waiting in a brush for an enemy laner, only to have a remake vote initiated, resulting in the loss of 17 LP and a penalty.
Previously, Teemo players could remain AFK and wait for the opportune moment to strike as the first wave of minions spawned at 1:05. However, with the recent change to the remake system, this strategy has become extremely risky.
It’s not just Teemo players who are affected by this change. Players who wait in the jungle to scout the enemy team as “human wards” may also face the consequences of the remake system.
Implications of the Remake System
In a four-vs-five scenario, only two votes from the first team are needed to remake the game. This can significantly impact the course of the match.
Overall, the new remake system in League of Legends Patch 12.21 has brought frustrations for Teemo mains and other players who rely on inactive strategies. It’s important for players to adapt and find new approaches to succeed in the game.
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