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Tech/Science

Riot Games Releases League of Legends Update 14.3 Patch Notes

Riot Games has released the patch notes for League of Legends update 14.3, bringing significant changes to the game. The update includes a delay in the launch of the Vanguard anti-cheat system, the end of support for Windows 7 and 8, and various buffs and nerfs for champions and items.

The delay in the roll-out of the Vanguard anti-cheat system, originally scheduled for patch 14.4, has sparked controversy among fans. The system, already in use in Valorant, requires deep-level access to players’ PCs. Riot’s decision to postpone the full release to patch 14.5 comes after a bug in the diagnostics check, which was supposed to occur over the past couple of weeks.

Amid concerns about privacy and security, many fans have expressed disappointment at the introduction of Vanguard to League of Legends. However, Riot’s move aims to address cheating in the game, potentially making it a fair trade-off for players.

Furthermore, patch 14.4 will mark the end of support for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, requiring users to upgrade their systems to continue playing LoL.

In terms of in-game changes, the 14.3 patch notes bring buffs for struggling champions like Aurelion Sol, who receives significant adjustments to promote proactive gameplay. Conversely, the update also includes nerfs for overpowered champions such as Rengar and Karma, aiming to balance their impact in the game.

Additionally, the patch addresses troublesome items by implementing nerfs to reduce instant damage burst, aiming to alleviate the lethality that has been prevalent since the start of the new season.

Overall, the latest patch notes indicate Riot Games’ commitment to maintaining balance and fairness within the League of Legends community, addressing player concerns and striving to enhance the gaming experience for all.

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