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|September 2018
What happened to League of Legends’ biweekly tourney option?
League of Legends’ fortnightly tournament plan has hit a snag. Clash was intended as a way of bringing the thrill of competitive LoL events to the masses via three-day contests. But the launch weekend never got off the ground – games failed to start and teams were auto-losing. Riot made the call to cancel Clash. But why did the problems start and what’s the plan for Clash now?
As detailed by League of Legends lead producer, Joe ‘New001’ Tung, in an official blog post, many of the problems stem from the fact the platform which powers
This story is from the September 2018 edition of PC Gamer.
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