League of Legends' new 2v2v2v2 game mode is heavily inspired from the Double Up mode of Teamfight Tactics, Riot reveals
When it comes to the new League of Legends game modes for years. However, they have recently made some significant revelations regarding what can be anticipated in 2023.
It has been a very long time since players have experienced a brand-new game mode, but Riot has finally assembled the League of Legends Game Modes team and is ready to introduce something fresh in Season 13.
The community has been pleading for a new game mode for a long time, and finally, it seems like Riot won't upset them anymore. Of course, creating one will take time, and as a result, rotating modes will temporarily cease until this brand-new option is released.
Riot has acknowledged that while the idea of rotating game modes is entertaining, it has gotten monotonous to keep using the same four modes. With their stacked Modes team, Riot is working on something new this year that was inspired by none other than the Double Up game mode of Teamfight Tactics.
It was first introduced by Riot as "2v2v2v2." No other information was disclosed by them. However, the new dev blog shared a lot of information on various game modes, including the new one.
Riot has established a few crucial elements in this mode. They first want players to engage in PvP combat. It includes reducing the amount of time spent inactive. Additionally, they stated that they wanted to take champion personalization one step further.
The gameplay of this future game mode will be different from that of the standard League of Legends. The players will be sorted into two-person teams according to the standard pick system. There can be a maximum of four teams. In a series of rounds akin to a death match, the two sides will battle one another.
Players can gain items, levels, and Augments, a
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