A new update is available for Wild Rift, bringing with it new champions, a new 1v1 mode, and new items for supporting characters. let’s analyze together All the news of the League of Legends: Wild Rift patch 3.4 and its effects on the mobile version of the world’s most played MOBA.
Curated by Riccardo Lichene.
Who are the 4 new heroes coming to the steppe?
Gwen, Yone, Vex and Warwick new examples It will be available in League of Legends Wild Rift in the next few weeks. These are not brand new characters, but transfers for the mobile title of characters already available in the PC version. These new heroes required to refresh the meta will be released gradually: Gwen is already available, Yone will be released on September 22, Vex will be released on October 27, while you will only be able to use Warwick after November 4. Even if you already know these champions, it’s always helpful to review their skills to understand how they will affect Wild Rift gameplay.
Gwen A champion who gives his best solo. He can deal with the entire lane thanks to the healing power he can use on himself, and he has powerful short-range attacks. He is armed with a giant shear that he can fire very fast: he does a lot of damage, so even the healthiest characters are not safe from him. Additionally, he has an ability that creates a zone on the map and makes him immune to attacks from outside: this makes him great for solo dueling against other heroes.
yone The brother of another character from the League of Legends universe: Yasuo. His abilities are similar to his brother’s, with a few key differences. For example, if his primary attack hits three times in rapid succession, he creates a tornado that pushes him forward and crashes into his opponents. The more enemies he deals damage, the greater the shield he’ll receive from his secondary ability. On the other hand, with his ultimate, Yasuo unleashes a powerful area attack that knocks enemies into the air and deals a lot of damage.
Vex An excellent ranged mage for the mid lane. It is not played much at the moment because its abilities are not among the strongest available. His ultimate ability is also linked to a precise shot from afar to have the ability to teleport and damage enemies in close proximity. Warwick It is a character for those who like close combat. His claws are sharp and his movement speed is increased if he’s chasing a low health opponent. He is a very active hero with a lot of life, ideal for waging long fights and finishing off any survivors trying to escape.
How does the new 1v1 mode work?
New game mode, a one on one duel With a random starting champion chosen by the game in the free spins and from what you already have. To win, you must kill the enemy champion 2 times before the shrinking circle appears, or kill the enemy champion 1 time after the shrinking circle appears, or destroy an enemy tower.
this shrinking circle As I just mentioned, it works in a similar way to battle royale: it’s created in the 8th minute of the game with a starting radius that covers the entire map. 30 seconds after its appearance, it begins to shrink to a stop after a minute and a half, and its final diameter is 10 meters. The person outside the circle takes constant damage, and from the moment they spawn, the subsequent death of a champion will determine the opponent’s victory. The map consists of a single lane with a center.
New items for support characters
A series new items Wild Rift made its debut in patch 3.4 to allow support characters to better contribute to collecting gold in the lane phase. Support characters, who are essential to surviving the most exciting moments, have always been thrifty in their gold collections, especially when clearing lanes from enemy minions. Now with the Spectral Scythe and Relic Shield (and related transformations) benefits in battle, as well as boosts to equip them, they can collect even more gold for their team. For example, the third evolution of the Relic Shield has a passive ability that grants the user 2 gold every 3 seconds. Many other items have been added to the Wild Rift arsenal, all from the PC version of League of Legends, the full list can be found at this link.
The hero changes and Yuumi’s rework
“Yuumi It’s been in an awkward state since it arrived – the developers write in the notes for patch 3.4 – It’s frustrating to deal with for many players and not very good at winning games. Additionally, it requires constant interaction and detachment mechanical skills that have nothing to do with its players; therefore, in this version we will try to take a different approach with it. “Yuumi no longer depends on her passive to heal herself, which means she’ll have less power, especially outside of combat. She’ll be able to count. She’s getting more frequent attacks early in the game, but won’t be able to use her shield as much as before to reduce enemy attacks.
“The purpose of these changes – the developers continue – Yuumi less frustrating to deal with and allowing those who want to use it to more comfortably upgrade their chosen allies without always feeling the need to hit their opponents to get the most out of their passive. , Jhin’s immobility reduction, Kayle’s nerve damage inflicted by Kayle’s abilities, Samira’s base health gain, and Yasuo’s attack power buff level. All other changes to hero stats are here.
How does Wild Rift’s new champion score work?
Another important change that came with patch 3.4, Complete overhaul of the champion scoring system. Earlier it was only possible to gain Mastery for champions you played with, but now you can also gain Mastery for every role you play. Five levels are available, each with a different color icon. The score will be displayed on your profile page where you will see all three of your best champions for each role. You can also share your role score with your other lobbies.
Finally, as with every new season, a new battle pass with cosmetic rewards and a host of quality-of-life improvements such as simplification of the signaling system and changing configurations to instantly replace items without wasting time.
Source: Multiplayer
