Legends Of Runeterra 3.3.0 Patch Notes Are All Bug Fixes As Riot Goes AFK In March
Riot Games released the Legends of Runeterra 3.3.0 patch today, this time focusing solely on fixing a few bugs ahead of a major update in the next patch. The focus is on fixing bugs as Riot gears up for “go-to AFC for a week in March, suspending all normal operations in an attempt to “connect, reflect and discuss our goals during a series of company-wide meetings.” Legends of Runeterra included.
Some of the bugs fixed in the Legends of Runeterra 3.3.0 patch include changes to Yumi’s Roaming Projectile, issues with Gorlith not being unlockable when it should have been, and more. The full list of bug fixes is below:
- Fixed several crashes related to the Attach keyword.
- Fixed an issue where Gorlith the Elusive could be blocked by units that were not supposed to block the attack.
- Fixed several voicing issues with Udyr and the Direwolf Shaman.
- Tusk Dance now properly displays the Skill icon instead of the Fast icon.
- Unused blockers who get “Can’t Block” from Wrath of the Freljord at max speed now correctly return to the back row.
- Yumi’s crouching projectile no longer damages a friendly unit.
- Fixed a typo in Tusk Speaker flavor text.
- Enemy AI will now try to stop Gorlith Unscaled defensively.
- Fixed an issue where multiple in-game bullet moments would cause excessive camera shake and permanent camera repositioning.
- When a blade is in play and returns with a shadow or ephemeral copy in its place, the blade will now properly be destroyed.
- Fixed several UI, UX, and general visual bugs to improve game clarity and player experience.
According to the patch notes, the next Legends of Runeterra update, 3.4.0, will include major balance updates, the Magma Chamber arena, Infernal cosmetics, and more. The previous Legends of Runeterra patch, 3.2.0, introduced a new addition called Curious Journey, as well as a new champion, Ahri, and more.
Legends of Runeterra is a collectible card game set in the League of Legends universe, available for PC and mobile devices. It features multiple champions and locations from LoL’s vast history as players battle it out in one-on-one matches.
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