New players tend to fall into two general behaviors: hyper-aggressive people who want to run at everything and fight everybody, [and] then more cautious players that are like, "I could die at any second. I'm not gonna take a step forward cause there's someone around that corner, and they're gonna shoot me." The latter camp tend to gravitate towards Sentinel-play patterns. That would be my theory on it, but I could see us making Sentinels that feel significantly more complicated than Cypher that newer players would never want to to

Nunu & Willump have a win rate of 52% with a ban rate of about 3%. While they provide game-changing mobility and the ability to contest neutral objectives with ease, Nunu & Willump lack significant late-game damage due to their tanky build path. Luckily, taking objectives wins games and they are unmatched in that departm

Gangplank doesn't really need a rework , and although he isn't the best Top Laner right now , he can still carry a team with the right build. GP fires his pistol with his Q, and he eats an orange with his W to heal and get out of stuns and slows, and he lays down explosive barrels with hi

The only way to properly build Rek'Sai is with tank items. While there are good Mythic Items for tanks, the problem is that they don't really help that much. Almost every offensive Mythic Item ignores armor and/or magic resist in some way, which makes Rek'Sai less tanky than she was last sea

Annie holds a win rate of 52% (mostly due to a subpar pick rate) and a ban rate of about 2%. Due to on-demand stuns, incredible single target and area of effect damage, Annie can carry most games, alongside her trusty bear Tibb

MOBAs have been around for decades, but very few have managed to achieve the level of success and popularity that League of Legends has. Riot Games released the MOBA back in 2009, and the game now has over 150 champions and a daily playerbase of millions. In order to keep the game fresh, Riot has had to make changes, whether they be visual or mechanical in nature, and the company has done so yet again by reworking the shop and in-game it

This pales, of course, in comparison to these new allegations. The amount of detail that has gone into this meticulous recreation of Stephanie's photos, faces, hair, hobbies, and personality is frankly sick. It's the kind of behavior movies like Chasing Amy show as an irrevocably creepy and bad thing to do to somebody, only with millions of more dollars at stake. What Riot has essentially done here is been complicit in the strange, obsessive behavior of a woman's ex so they could profit directly from

** Max Grossman: ** Very important. It's something that I know tangentially, as we have guys on our art teams that are hyper dedicated to this stuff, but I can give you my layman's take on it. The most important thing is that every Agent stands out in the environments in some capacity. No camouflaged-looking dudes running through the environment cause if somebody is shooting at you, we don't want players ever to go, "Huh, where could they be in the environment?" Valorant isn't a hidden-object game. It's about you knowing someone's there and you can have a fight with them. The bright yellow jacket is pushing the extremes of what we are trying to do in that super high visibility. But it's a super important consideration for

** TheGamer: ** A problem that hero shooters struggle with is balancing abilities. Often, meta and competitive play come strictly down to how practical special skills are. Upon reveal, many people thought Killjoy's ultimate looked unfair, but the truth is all you have to do is shoot her and her bot. Do you believe that Valorant's emphasis on skill-based gunplay ultimately frees you from the "ability balancing" problems that similar games f

Find him in Piltover and Zaun

Corki is coming to Wild Rift and he's bringing his iconic flying machine along with him. His design looks largely the same so it's safe to say that his abilities that rain down destruction will be making opponents nervous for some time to c

As a player, you'll be rescuing the Yordles who have been caught and lost, but also exploring more of the League of Legends items of Legends world. In-game benefits have been inextricably linked to lore revelations with this mecha

** TheGamer: ** Sentinels tend to be a favorite among players new to tactical shooters. Namely, Killjoy, Sage, and Cypher — Agents with robust defensive toolkits. Are Sentinels intentionally designed to be friendly to new players? If not, why do you think a new player might gravitate towards Agents under this r

An armored Yordle with a massive hammer, Poppy is used a lot in pro play and higher elos because she can initiate fights and ram enemy champions into walls, and her ultimate can knock away the entire enemy team if nee

Azir attacks by summoning sand soldiers, and when he ultimates, he creates a wall of soldiers who can knock enemy champions backward. The soldiers always have impressive sand effects, and they would look majestic in a Pulsfire or even a Dragon Slayer s