League of Legends 2: The Gate of Mechanics

Jiang Ming woke up one morning and suddenly transmigrated back to Season 13.

He thought he was about to relive the nightmare of T1 winning three championships in a row. But after DRX claimed the title, Riot Games suddenly announced a new game version...

The release of League of Legends 2 immediately sparked heated discussion among all LOL viewers!

Simply put, League of Legends 2 retained the original feel of LOL. It was still a strategic MOBA about taking towers, controlling dragons, and drafting champions.

The official line was that League of Legends had merely switched to a new engine to make the graphics smoother.

However, during a League of Legends 2 ranked game, a Challenger player on the Korean server who mained Singed suddenly noticed that after keeping his Q ability, [Poison Trail], active for thirty seconds, his maximum mana had increased by 100.

Was it a bug or a game mechanic?

Amid the players' heated debate, the designers of League of Legends 2 finally came forward to explain: “There are no bugs in League of Legends 2!”

The designers even told players that triggering certain mechanics could determine the outcome of a game!

At that moment, players around the world went wild!

The professional scene changed along with it!

Mechanics requiring all kinds of strategizing suddenly joined a game system that had previously relied on skill and quick thinking. And at that moment, Jiang Ming, BLG's substitute support who had transmigrated into this world, seemed to see a new ray of hope!