The League of Legends patch 13.2 release date may be delayed as developer Riot Games announces a security flaw in their development environment. The publisher of the MOBA game, as well as tactical hero shooter Valorant, as well as LoL spinoffs including Teamfight Tactics and Legends of Runeterra, assure fans that no player data or personal data was obtained during the leak. .
Speaking on Twitter, Riot Games said: “Earlier this week, systems in our development environment were compromised via a social engineering attack.” He explains that the full details of the hack are not yet known, but that he “wanted to inform you ahead of time and let you know that there is no indication that any player data or obtained personal information has been compromised.”
While this is good news for the players, the incident is expected to have major implications for the team’s games. Unsurprisingly given the circumstances, Riot Games says: “Unfortunately, this has temporarily impacted our ability to post content. As our teams work hard on a fix, we expect this to affect the frequency of our future patches across multiple games.”
League of Legends Twitter account Values post and adds that the consequences of these events “could affect the delivery date of patch 13.2”. He explains that the team is working to make as many of the planned balance changes and fixes as possible for the next LoL update, but notes that it’s possible some parts, including the ASU d’Ahri, could be moved in patch 13.3, which is currently scheduled for February. 8th
Ahri ASU (Arts and Durability Update) aims to overhaul the iconic Nine-Tailed Champion Fox to facilitate development of her skins and other cosmetics in the future, bringing her appearance, animation, and outfit to life. . world. League of Legends. It’s been in the works for a while though, so a little more time won’t hurt.
Meanwhile, Twitter Teamfight Tactics Speaks Patch 13.2 was supposed to include “more balance updates for Monsters Attack”, which may now be a bit more limited. The team says that it is “working to implement the biggest ones possible” at the time of the planned patch, and that more changes will be included in incremental patches or as part of the 13.3 patch. As of this writing, there has been no feedback from other Riot Games accounts yet, but please be aware that this breach could potentially impact any of your games.
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