League of Legends is known to have an immense amount of possibilities when it comes to crushing our opponents. While there are very few instances where one champion can counter another, there are some matches where patience, skill, or even knowledge of the macro game matters.
The top-lane is one of the places where you can see a greater variety of champions, as the versatility of this lane increases over the years and the metagame creates a huge range of possibilities when it comes to pick a strong character in the early game, a strong character in teamfights, a character that hits towers so hard they can reach the opponent’s nexus in minutes. But this time we will not talk about a strong champion as such, but of a bug which, although present in the game since the release of the champion, has still not been able to be corrected by Riot.
Akshan’s grappling hook is still a problem for Riot
The bug we are going to talk about is not entirely new and Riot has not yet removed it from League of Legends, but you have to be very precise to be able to abuse this little trick. The user in question is Drututt, a famous Polish content creator known for his Riot Games MOBA streams. One of his flagship champions is Akshan, and as such he knows him inside out, including his bugs.
As you can see in the video above, the Polish streamer wanted to take first blood as efficiently as possible. Therefore, he used his E – Heroic Soaring bug to completely blast the enemy Tryndamere — who had no idea how to deal with the Rebel Sentinel bug that caused nearly infinite swing while still allowing the champion to fire at a speed of higher attack than the opponent expected.
Riot Games does not know how to fix the problem
As mentioned above, this bug is nothing new and Riot has tried hard to avoid this endless swing with hitboxes within the game, which it has generally fixed but has yet to completely eliminate. It is true that you have to be very precise to do this now, but the problem is still there and Riot does not seem to want to focus on this controversial bug as soon as possible.
It is still useful to remember that the abusive use of these bugs can cost you a penalty (up to banishment), because the developer punishes the players who do so, and thus, make the game live a bad experience. community.
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