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(Thethaovanhoa.vn) - Riot shares insights into the upcoming journey of League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics in Vietnam.
On January 10th (Vietnam time), Riot representatives released a video detailing everything that will unfold in League of Legends and LMHT Esports. This event marks the first milestone, kicking off the tournament season and ranked play in LMHT for both casual and professional players. It's also the time to update players on upcoming content throughout the year.
Additionally, other issues such as updating Ahri's visuals and stability, a comprehensive update to Aurelion Sol's gameplay, mid-year rank reset, champion development roadmap in 2023, and more will be addressed by the LMHT development team. Previously, LMHT Esports also teased a brand-new tournament event alongside the Season Launch to celebrate the start of the 2023 season on January 10th.
Season 2023 Kickoff!
A series of missions await LMHT players as the 2023 season officially commences. Alongside that come equally enticing rewards:
- 2 Hextech chests and keys
- 6 icons
Precision Icon
Dominance Icon
Arcane Icon
Resolve Icon
Inspiration Icon
Rune Book Icon
300 Essence of Gold
- 8 Champion Fragments
Yasuo
Zed
Sejuani
Pantheon
Wukong
Aatrox
Yorick
Katarina
- Season 2023 Start Icon and Season 2023 Icon
- Eye of the Marked Ward Skin
Champions in 2023
Updates on Ahri's visuals and stability are also set to debut. Additionally, the costume designs, VFX, and more of one of the first female champions in LMHT will be revealed soon.
In addition, Riot will bring many mid-season updates to refresh the playstyle of both old and modern champions.
Fans of the Star Forger - Aurelion Sol, can now look forward to seeing his skills completely upgraded in the upcoming CGU. For details on Aurelion Sol's CGU, click here.
Riot also announced that their design team will work tirelessly to achieve the goal of creating a diverse champion universe, representing a full spectrum of cultural backgrounds, genders, and skill levels in the game for every position. Two of the most anticipated names are Milio - a mage from Ixtal, and Naafiri - a mid-lane Darkin assassin set to appear in 2023.
Costumes in 2023
- Kalista, Aurelion Sol, Ivern, and Kled will unveil numerous new skins in 2023!
- The skin theme debuting in 2023 includes the brand-new Little Love Arena line alongside the beloved Dog vs. Cat line.
- Additionally, the Lunar New Year and Mythical skins are set to make their appearance on the battlefield during the first event of the new year. The following skins will be released in updates 13.1 and 13.2:
Lunar New Year Ashe
Moon Guardian Kha'Zix
Lunar New Year Qiyana
Moon Guardian Malphite
Lunar New Year Thresh
Mythical Galio
Mythical Garen
Legendary Irelia (Mythical)
Mythical Sivir
Mythical Zyra
Mythical Prestige Edition Sivir
Crystal Blossom Prestige Edition Lissandra
Ranked Play 2023
One of the most anticipated aspects for many League of Legends players is the ranked mode. As announced by Riot, starting from the 2023 season, there will be a ranking phase summary and a complete reset of all rankings. Of course, players will receive corresponding rewards based on their performance before transitioning to the next ranking phase.
- Ranking Reset: The reset process in Phase 2 of the ranking season will not change significantly from the early January reset to ensure players can climb the ranks without starting from scratch. The Mid-Year Reset will also have less impact on those who don't play much from January.
- Rewards: Players can now claim all ranking rewards in each Ranking Cycle, including icons, emotes, ranking frames, and ranking skins. In 2023, there will be 2 ranking skins along with many other enticing rewards awaiting you on the ranking climb.
An important note is that players won't need to reach Gold or higher to receive skins as before. Instead, players can obtain these skins by playing a certain number of ranked matches (the specific number depends on the ranking). According to Riot's previous information, this change is aimed at preventing some players from reaching the standard and then not playing ranked to maintain their rank.
Players will still receive a chroma based on their final rank at the end of the ranking period.
Season Launch Event
From January 10-11, 2023, LCS, LEC, LCK, LPL, LJL, CBLOL, LLA, PCS, and VCS tournaments will host a special 2-day broadcast event to introduce the 2023 season and honor notable players of the year. Riot will also unveil the first information about the 2023 season in TFT and reveal the plans for League of Legends Esports in 2023.
All professional players from the 9 leagues will compete in the Season Launch Event. Team selection will vary by region, so LCS and PCS tournaments will have differences in organization. Matches will be arranged as BO3 on Summoner's Rift. Teams cannot ban champions or pick a champion that has been played in a previous match. Each winning team will have the opportunity to collaborate with our designers to create emotes for League of Legends.
The Launch Event will replace the All-Star Showdown. While the All-Star Showdown brought memorable moments for players and fans over the years, the current schedule may be challenging for many players. Therefore, replacing the All-Star Showdown with the Season Launch Event will provide professional players with a well-deserved break. It will also be a new platform for fans to enjoy the competitive atmosphere in the late part of the year.
Social Impact Challenges
To celebrate the new updates for the jungle, League of Legends is hosting a special Social Impact Challenge for players worldwide. For every 100 Season 2023 missions each player completes before January 24, Riot Games will contribute $1 to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund. This fund, sponsored by ImpactAssets, aims to support environmental conservation activities (up to $1 million USD).
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