One of the best announcements!: Reddit reacts to Riot's decision of updating old League of Legends champions rather than releasing new ones

League of Legends has some good news for veteran players. Riot Games has announced their intention of focusing more on the old champions instead of overloading the roster with new ones.

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After 13+ Years of the game being out, Champions mained a lot have higher WR has been officially debunked by Riot. : r/leagueoflegends

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Riot's Biggest PC and Mobile Games Available Soon with Game Pass : r/leagueoflegends

It's not Riot's fault that you had different expectations about Briar : r/loreofleague