The competition League of Legends is not free from the usual game bugs and the last match of T1 was marred by some of them. During the games of the encounter between the T1 team and Hanwha Life Esports, two long breaks took place and in both cases the situation was resolved against from the Faker team. A situation that has upset the one who is still considered the best player in history, who expressed his disappointment with Riot Games, calling the large number of video game failures “unfortunate”.
Faker criticizes the state of League of Legends
The controversy started in the second game, when Gumayusi (Ashe) realized that his runes were bad. The shooter claimed that it was an error in the game, but he did not stop the game until after the fourth minute of play. In this case, the fault lies with the T1 team for not s to be aware of the bad runes in time, since major league rules state that the second minute (or the advent of a major bug) is the last time during which a match can be restarted. The game could therefore not be reset, unless it had caused a major upheaval in the game.
This situation has literally sealed the atmosphere. While it’s true that T1s should have realized this sooner, players faced a disadvantage caused (according to them) by a bug in the game. However, the straw that broke the camel’s back is happened in the third game. In this one, a new bug bothered the Faker team. This time the victim was Oner (Xin Zhao) which had an extra load on his Smite which allowed him to have an unfair advantage in the first minutes. Here one could think that it is the fault of the jungler, but many indices invite to think that this obvious bug of the game is doubled by a disastrous performance of the referees.
As soon as he noticed the bug, player T1 reported it to the referees twice. As the latter did not react, he felt that he should continue to play normally. After all, maybe he was wrong. It wasn’t until the seventh minute, when Oner unlocked the enhanced Smite from using the first five charges, in a minute when it was technically impossible due to the spell’s cooldown, that the match officials decide to stop the game. After a time of reflection, they decide to apply the Chronobreak which they did not want to propose to Gumayusi, despite the fact that many minutes of play have since passed and the guys from Faker have accumulated an advantage that is hard to come back from in a match of this level.
Eventually, the T1 players were able to recover from the issues they faced from the game and they won, but that didn’t stop Faker from getting upset. In his post-game interview, the mid laner said he’s experienced this type of situation several times over the past few years and left a message for the developers. In the player’s words: ” It’s a shame that Riot Games doesn’t fix these issues. “. An obvious disappointment that shows some of League of Legends’ big problems as a competitive game.
Also, it should be noted that it This is not the first T1 controversy with LCK referees . The organization complained that the official explanation from Riot Games omitted the fact that Oner informed the referees who were monitoring the game when the bug occurred. The latter could have paused the game, the time to check this and decide what to do, instead of letting the game continue. This is not Faker’s first problem with the referees, who have already suffered throughout the start of the year from the lack of attention from the technical managers in the face of an obvious problem.
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