Making a legendary requires a lot of work. It also needs a certain level of dedication, even after the game is released. This is because updates are a huge part of good games, especially online multiplayer. The same is true for League of Legends, as I covered the details of the new update patch notes. There are some League of Legends 11.10 patch update adjustments, let’s take a look at them:
League of Legends
Online multiplayer games took the world by storm in the 2000s. Games like Counter-Strike, DotA, and eventually League of Legends laid the foundation for various online multiplayer games. Even now, the latest versions of these games have huge competitions with several thousands of dollars in prizes. The gaming community around these games has blossomed over the years.
League of Legends, commonly known as League or ‘lol’, is an online multiplayer battle arena game, where a team of players battles other teams. Individual players play as a character called Champion. Players have the choice to select from a roster of 155 Champions. The game closely resembles the famous game DotA, which is credited to a lot of League of Legend’s popularity.
League of Legends 11.10 patch update adjustments
League of Legends 11.10 update is the latest update for League of Legends. The update nerfed some champions while buffing others. League of Legends players has been eagerly waiting for the update. Mark Yetter, the gameplay design Director of the game, released a tweet previewing the details of the update. You can find the article with further details about the same here:
Since then, Mark Yetter released another tweet with some League of Legends 11.10 patch update adjustments. The adjustments have been brought to the Champions name Lux and Goredrinker. These adjustments were considered due to the feedback the team received about the same. You can read the tweet here:
Two small adjustments on 11.10 after the feedback:
Lux
E 60-240 (+60% AP) >>> 60-260 (+65% AP)Goredrinker
Healing per champion hit 25% AD + 8% missing HP >>> 25% AD + 10% missing HP
(other changes removed)— Mark Yetter (@MarkYetter) May 5, 2021
