LOL: Why does Riot do not improve the tutorial? The decision that we have all criticized without understanding

League of Legends (short: lol or basic League) is a computer game established by Riot Games, which was published on October 27, 2009, for Windows and also macOS. It looked like free-to-play Mob. The game was played monthly from regarding 100 million players in 2016.

League of Legends has always been popular, but not necessarily as media as it deserved. However, things have changed with the premiere of Arcane. Riot Games is now everywhere and his star game has received a popularity boost that, although he did not need, surely he will appreciate when it comes to establishing his project for the next decade. A situation that, however, some players have seen destroyed by a problem that almost all have been reproaching the company for a long time.

The disastrous LOL tutorial and why Riot does not fix it

The tutorial of League of Legends has the great problem of being very little explanatory and just serve little more than to make new players understand the basic premise of the title. It is true that the new players will not walk towards the towers to try to knock them down one against one in their first game, but they will not learn too much about League of Leaden s most important mechanics.

The community has criticized this situation on numerous occasions and more now that with the premiere of Arcane seems evident that more players will try the title. However, a Riot Games worker wanted to explain to the community why this service is so unattended: The tutorial already had its great update in 2014 or so. Do you know what Riot realized? That the update did not significantly improve the retention of players.

Continuing with the explanation of him, the employee said that the effort made in that first great update simply was not worthwhile and stressed that the friends with whom we play are the number one reason to determine if we will keep assets in the play. In that sense, he said there is nothing that can replace this advice we receive from our first confidence colleagues.

All this conversation took place in a kind tone in which it was finished explaining that improving the Tutorial of League of Legends would be a great workload that would delay champions or large updates. A suggestion that is made to not understand what is the reason why players remain faithful to the game for years and that, although it is critical, it is practically unable for Riot Games.