League of Legends: Wild Rift: How to Play

Starting today, October 28, players in the Philippines will now have an all-access pass to one of the most anticipated games of the season: League of Legends: Wild Rift.

“[P]layers from Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand have full access to the game on iOS and Android, with more regions coming later this year and in 2021, ”said developer Riot Games in a public post from FB.

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“This is one of the most important milestones we have reached so far, and we are excited to continue developing Wild rift with all of you throughout the Open Beta, ”he added.

The game was supposed to go live this morning, but it looks like the team had some technical setbacks. The developers called on gamers to “stand firm”, promising updates throughout the day. They also delayed the release of the cinematic trailer, always one of the highlights when it comes to League of Legends.

We will update the item once the problem is resolved. For now, here is the Google Play link and the App Store link.

It’s a high season for League of Legends. The launch of Wild rift It coincides with the ongoing World Cups in Shanghai, where the best esports players from around the world are currently vying for a shot at the Summoner’s Cup.

What is League of Legends: Wild Rift?

I like it Mobile Legends, Arena of Valor, dota 2, what if, League of Legends, Wild rift is a five vs five multiplayer online battlefield. Choose your character from a total of 49 (at the time of writing) champions, then team up with friends or at random to take down the Nexus or an enemy base.

If you have played MOBA, you know the exercise Wild rift Mastery: Know your character’s role in a team, drive in the appropriate lane (or, if your hero is designated for it, occasional forays into the wild jungle), accumulate XP and gold to upgrade your champion, take down towers and then assault the enemy camp.

The appeal here is, of course, its ties to League of Legends. As the mobile version of one of the most popular MOBAs in the world, you can transfer the experience from the PC to your phone. Champions like Lee Sin, Jinx, Ahri, and of course crowd favorites Akali, Evelynn and Kai’Sa, who will join the roster with the launch of the Open Beta, and are expected to take the stage again at the world as a Kpop group. K / DA.

So is it the same as the PC game, except on mobile?

Well, not quite. Beyond the obvious differences (smaller screen, no mouse or keyboard), Riot Games has made some changes to the overall experience. Is called Wild riftafter all, and no League of Legends Mobile. (That would also sound too similar to another MOBA out there.)

The map is smaller, so the games will be tighter and faster. As a result, cooldowns have been adjusted.

The Wild Rift map is mirrored as well, depending on whether you’re on the red or blue team. by LOL vets, changed positions may be confusing at first, but helpful on-screen indicators will help steer you into the correct lane for your team.

If you come directly from LOL PC, minor adjustments to items, runes, and abilities are also expected for some champions.

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