The community is not happy with the arrival of Vanguard for LoL due to multiple usage problems, but Riot defends itself against the claims.
League of Legends (LoL) patch 14.9 marked the arrival of the League of Legends anti-cheat system. Riot Games, Vanguard. But, from its first hours on the official server, players presented errors with the game. In the midst of complaints from the community, the developer defends itself by ensuring that they are common code errors.
To reinforce its fight against cheaters who used programs to benefit from their games, the developer announced that Vanguard, the creator system for Valorant, would come to LoL. After several weeks of testing on the PBE, it is on the official server. But, players have reported problems with the game ranging from FPS drops to equipment crashes.
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In https://twitter.com/yasubro/status/1785713137356058669players have been reporting bugs not only with the League of Legends but also with their teams. Before the claims, Riot defended itself by ensuring that the launch “is going well and the program works as planned.” But, he clarified some of the doubts shared by users on the forum.
According to Riotless than 0.03% of players have reported having problems with Vanguard and in most cases they are “common error codes”, which are resolved in user support or troubleshooting. But, they acknowledge that more complicated situations have arisen “that they are investigating vigorously.”
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Since the arrival of Vanguard in League of Legends patch 14.9, there has been a sharp drop in bot accounts in the usual places and it is something that the developer will continue to monitor to share a report later. However, he invited the community to report any errors they experience with the software through the developer’s support chat.
