League of Legends: Wild Rift Dev Tracker

This feeling is the part that really matters here. Tanks can be strong without feeling tanky enough and that is totally valid. We would like to adjust how this feels, I personally have felt plenty durable when playing tanks (typically Rammus), at least until the very late game, but that doesn't mean they are weak.

Likely that they are picking bad fights, you aren't following up, or tanks are building dps or not counter building the other team.

Tanks have always been in a rather strong spot, but they are often overlooked by the reddit player base because they are not as flashy or likely to get kills to solo carry. But consistently tanks have been shown to have a strong winrate and having one on your team is a good predictor for winning a game.

If you can DM me info (playername#tag, date/time of game, who you played, and who was AFK) we can look into it. We are seeing reports that remake is not triggering when it seems like it should and we're looking for examples of that happening.

I'm glad people are enjoying it. I just watched u/excoundrel's video of him playing it. One thing we forgot to mention in the patch notes is that her Fury generation is not paused when dead.

Dragons promised long ago to never slay a target dummy.

The problem is that before this patch it was optimal to place a Pink Ward and then swap to Yellow Trinket so that you had the most vision coverage (because you could have 2 yellow wards and a Pink Ward out at the same time). So it creates an unintuitive pattern for optimizing vision that was never intended.

This is really about consistency, as we don't want Pink Wards used as a way to maintain vision while also using other trinkets to gain more vision (yellow) or remove vision (red). It has its role of controlling vision in an area, generally objectives, not as an enhancement of the other vision trinkets.

Yes, they are enhanced in 1>2>3>4 order.

Thanks! We like players like you too.

The problem is that before this patch it was optimal to place a Pink Ward and then swap to Yellow Trinket so that you had the most vision coverage (because you could have 2 yellow wards and a pink ward out at the same time). So it creates an unintuitive pattern for optimizing vision that was never intended.

This is really about consistency, as we don't want Pink Wards used as a way to maintain vision while also using other trinkets to gain more vision (yellow) or remove vision (red). It has its role of controlling vision in an area, generally objectives, not as an enhancement of the other vision trinkets.