Riot Games May Delay ‘League of Legends’ Update After Cyberattack 

Riot Games may delay ‘League of Legends’ update after cyberattack.

According to the company, the users’ personal data was not disclosed during the attack, and they have nothing to worry about. Also, the developers of the League of Legends noted that this attack somewhat changed their plans for the release of add-ons, pushing back the schedule. While the team is busy patching up holes in the security system to prevent a repeat of the situation, so the work on the update is going halfway.

Heads up, players. This may impact our delivery date for Patch 13.2. The League team is working to stretch the limits of what we can hotfix in order to deliver the majority of the planned and tested balance changes on time still. https://t.co/DJ8qAKSdQi

— League of Legends (@LeagueOfLegends) January 20, 2023

Until this week, Riot had planned to release the update on January 25th. Now, some aspects of the release, including the long-awaited art and resilience update for Ahri, one of the game’s most popular champions, may be delayed until patch 13.3 is released in February.