League of Legends gamers awaiting the next upgrade to drop– the one that features champ updates for Aurelio Sol and HRI– will need to wait some time longer. Riot Games announced this week that Spot 13.3 had actually been delayed and would not be reaching its usually arranged time on Wednesday. Instead, the update will now be targeting a February 9th release, so it’ll be out simply one day later on than typical.

But her upgrade which is categorized as an Art and Sustainability Update by Riot will still be landing in this patch even if the upgrade itself is coming a day later on.

One day isn’t such a bad deal, but it is uncommon considered that Riot’s League updates normally follow a quite strict schedule of every other Wednesday. It’s likewise bad news for the numerous HRI players out there because they’ve already been waiting on the champion’s visual update for rather some time now. That wait was extended formerly whenever the champion upgrade was delayed due to Riot being targeted by a social engineering attack.

HRI’s ASU is coming to the Rift this patch with updated visuals, sound and visual results, and animations for her base design and older skins, HRI’s part of the patch notes said.

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Aurelio Sol’s update is a much more thorough ones in regard to how it’ll affect gameplay. His is an Extensive Gameplay Update, one that impacts every aspect of his kit. His new passive plays off of a Stardust mechanic that empowers his capabilities, his Q lets him breath fire, his W still lets him fly and can essentially be reset if he gets a takedown, his E summons a black hole that kills opponents who fall beneath a specific health threshold, and his supreme drops a star down onto his opponents. You can read the complete details on his rework here.

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League of Legends players waiting for the next update to drop– the one that comes with champ updates for Aurelio Sol and HRI– will have to wait awhile longer. Instead, the upgrade will now be targeting a February 9th release, so it’ll be out simply one day later on than usual.

The remainder of the upgrade includes another swathe of balance changes, too, so make certain to inspect those out to see what’s changing in concerns to your preferred champs and products.

One day isn’t such a bad deal, but it is uncommon given that Riot’s League updates generally follow a pretty stringent schedule of every other Wednesday.

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