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• Posted On : Jul 17, 2020
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• Riot Games released an extensive look at League of Legends: Wild Rift on Friday to show off gameplay, champion updates, skins, and much more that’ll be found in the game planned for mobile platforms and consoles. The dev diary covering gameplay and other parts of Wild Rift spans just over 14 minutes and shows League players and those interested in the new version of the game their best look yet at what’s coming in the first tests and beyond. Alpha tests have also been confirmed for certain regions on Android devices first which will start in early June and run the course of almost the whole month.
  
  The Wild Rift definitely has familiar League champions and mechanics in it, but it shows a much different game compared to the League players already know. Retooled to work on mobile devices and consoles, the game’s been outfitted with dual-stick controls, a revamped rune system, quicker ways to browse through the shop and get the items you want, and much more. Many champions have also had their designs adjusted both in terms of visuals and gameplay to make them work in the new format.
  
  Since certain champions would not translate too well to dual stick controls, a good amount of the roster is being overhauled to feel more expressive with their controls. An example of this is Annie’s Q, Disintegrate, and Miss Fortune’s Q, Double Up, as both are now skill shots as opposed to targeted point and clicks. Additionally, some abilities that were previously passive, like Vayne’s W, Silver Bolts, now have a partial active component to them. By the way, you can buy Cheap League of Legends Wild Rift Power Leveling from z2u.com, where you can enjoy a 3% discount by using the code “Z2U”.
  
  Brian “Feralpony” Feeney, design leader of Wild Rift, did say that not every champion needs one of these overhauls. As an example of this, Orianna, Nami, and Ziggs mains should feel like nothing fundamentally has changed from their characters’ PC counterparts.
  
  Riot wrapped up the video with product lead Christina Wun discussing how Wild Rift will handle champion skins and other cosmetics. Wild Rift will handle purchasing champions similar to League of Legends. Players can earn in-game currency and purchase new champions. They need not worry about certain champions being locked behind a paywall.