One of the most polarizing tactics in League of Legends history has made a strong comeback thanks to jungle changes ahead of the 2023 season.
One of the most polarizing tactics in League of Legends history is back strong thanks to jungle changes ahead of the 2023 season.
The funnel strategy is a controversial tactic in which players League of Legends spend all their resources around just one player, which is mostly support-oriented. This tactic made a strong comeback in this year’s pre-season. This tactic has previously been heavily rebuffed by Riot due to its hard-to-play gameplay, having been nerfed or completely changed at multiple points over the past few years.
One of the most polarizing tactics in League of Legends history is back strong thanks to jungle changes ahead of the 2023 season.
Again, the popular strategy this time around seems to revolve around a powerful combination of Taric and Master Yi, work together to bring Master Yi take the lead within minutes. Thanks to the extra jungle beasts, both of these champions can carry Smite and destroy camps early in the game, resulting in the enemy jungler having little or no farm to farm. .
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In a post on Reddit recently discussed the ongoing issue, Riot Ray Yonggi Admits that following a funnel isn’t an area the team delves into pre-season, but the team does have the ‘leverage’ needed to ensure that the other can succeed. be solved.
In a recent Reddit post discussing the ongoing issue, Riot Ray Yonggi admitted that funneling isn’t an area the team has been working on in depth while preparing for pre-season.
“We did not test the funnel strategy extensively,” Riot Ray Yonggi wrote in response to the Reddit post. ‘Instead of spending time anticipating, testing, and mitigating these strategies before shipping inefficiently, we instead observe pre-season and make adjustments to them.’
Riot Ray Yonggi suggests that one possible solution to this evolution strategy could be to prevent players who don’t buy jungle items for their jungle pets to evolve, which would ultimately prevent them from evolving Smite. Punish.
Riot Ray Yonggi suggests that one possible solution to this evolution strategy could be to prevent players who don’t buy jungle items for their jungle pets to evolve, which would ultimately prevent them from evolving Smite. Punish.
This year’s pre-season introduced many new features to League of Legends, many of which are centered around the jungle – including roles and common areas. Many of these have been added to make the jungle role more accessible. It is likely that more changes to the pre-season features will be made before the 2023 season officially begins next year.
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