Back when we were releasing modes more frequently, this type of upkeep work took about half of the Modes team’s total time.īut what about customs? Wouldn’t it be okay for rotating game modes to be a bit buggy if there’s nothing on the line, and shouldn’t that make it easy for Riot to offer rotating game modes in customs? Changes or refactors to the game’s underlying code-like how damage is recorded or how textures are loaded into game-can be even more problematic, as the rapid development cycle of RGMs often means we’re building them with duct tape and bubble gum. We’ve talked before about the type of work that goes into keeping rotating game modes functional: Things like new and updated champs, abilities, items, runes, and skins don’t always play nice with modes. I hope you enjoy the Worlds event, and we look forward to hearing your feedback during and afterwards! You’ll begin to see some of these changes soon, starting with our first small steps for the upcoming Worlds event, and we’ll continue making improvements into 2020.
Deliver more missions and a greater variety of missions beyond just “farm minions,” “get kills,” or “earn gold”.
Improve how missions interact with events, similarly to Trials (ex: Trials gave you a progress bar you filled up by doing missions, which in turn gave you house-specific rewards for the event, so it all felt more cohesive).Bring back game modes (new and old) to events.Here are some of the ways we hope to achieve this: We want each event to feel like a unique experience that all players can be excited for, which is why our goal moving forward is to make participating in events more rewarding, more novel, and more memorable for everyone. Yes, absolutely! We’ve heard this feedback and wholeheartedly agree-events have become more stale this year.
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