Nexus Blitz, el nuevo modo experimental de League of Legends

Lo de nombrar los Battle Royale en el artículo es por hacer un poco de Click Bait no?

Por que esto no se parece absolutamente en nada a un Battle Royale

Ya podrían poner el ARURF permanente y dejarse de gilipolleces

#12 Poca broma con el tema, a mi también me tocaba la polla esto y no entendía por que no ponían el urf bueno, pero un día lei una entrevista a Ghostcrawler y Riot Cactpus en la que tocan el tema de porque el URF inicial ya no lo ponen y han ido modificándolo en diferentes versiones:

Every time we ran regular URF, we’d see a huge spike of games being played, and then the numbers actually dropped back down to a level that’s lower than it was just before we ran URF.

It’s normal for new players to join League and for some longtime players to leave—this happens all the time. But when we turned on regular URF, it was different. In NA, for example, whenever we ran URF we’d usually see over twice as many longtime players leave the game compared to what we would’ve normally expected.

In other words, some people binged on URF, and then suddenly stopped playing League. And the size of the dropoff indicates that it’s not just people coming back for URF and then leaving afterwards. Despite spending a lot of time investigating the reasons, we aren’t actually sure whether URF causes some sort of “hangover” effect or if it makes regular games feel slow by comparison—maybe it’s because URF feels like playing League with cheats turned on. Regardless, after we turn on URF, total games played go down, as do overall game hours. And they don’t recover for a long time, if ever.

We’ve been trying to wrap our heads around a way to solve this problem for a while, and that’s one of the biggest reasons you see us experimenting with variations on the mode like ARURF and Snow Battle ARURF. Although these modes still suffer a bit from the “binge-then-churn” effect that regular URF has, it’s not nearly as bad (probably because you’re not seeing the same OP champs every game).

URF causes some people to stop playing League, but a lot of you really love it. So instead of killing URF altogether, we’re just gonna keep experimenting to find some healthier version of the mode. Tell us your thoughts about Snow Battle ARURF—we’ll listen and apply what we learn to ARURF’s next appearance.

#18 Pero si se queda de forma permanente la gente se va a aburrir de URF y jugará normales y cuando se aburra de las normales jugará URF. Si ya encima ponen más modos simplemente complementan el juego y no necesito tener que irme a otro juego para desconectar un poco.

Si creas por así decirlo el efecto droga de te lo pongo el tiempo que a mí me dé la gana y cuando a mí me apetezca, solo estás potenciando la huida de jugadores.

Yo sigo viendo el URF como una herramienta muy práctica tanto para aprender combos con personajes y probar champions que te darían más pereza en una partida normal como para calentar.

#24 A eso me refiero hijo. Lee bien mi mensaje anda.