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New League of Legends Champion will have “Steep Learning Curve”


League of Legends players are preparing for the arrival of the new champion Lillia, who will arrive alongside the ‘masked assassin’, but Riot Games is warning players that Lillia will come with “steep learning curves” ahead of the arrival.
Both are expected to arrive on the Summoner’s Rift in Patch 10.14 which is due out later this week.
Lillia will be League of Legends 149th champion, while the “masked assassin” is rumored to be Yasuo’s brother Yone and will arrive alongside Lillia.
“Our upcoming dreamy jungler and masked assassin are both likely to appeal to players looking for more novel experiences, and will require a pretty heavy investment to get over the initial learning curve,” Riot Games stated (h/t Dexerto).
“While we’re confident that mastering these two new champions [expected to arrive together later this week] will be worth the effort, there will likely be some bonus ‘feels bad’ feels too, especially in comparison to simpler future champion releases.”
“We don’t want players to worry about us releasing new/updated champs that consistently dominate like they have in the recent past,” they said. The ability to take a longer-term approach should mitigate this, they added.
“Without a pressure to make these champs win at the same rate as the rest of the champion pool at release, we can better ensure they’re not running away with games as players become more experienced on them.”
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Sifu Arriving in February 2022


Following a delay, Sloclap has finally announced a new release date for their hand-to-hand brawler action game’Sifu’.
The game is set to make it’s way to Playstation 4, PC, and Playstation 5 on February 8th.
The fighting game has a rather unique wrinkle, as every time you die in the game, you respawn a little bit older. You can check out a vide of the game below.
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Hitman 3 Announces Year 2 Plans


IO Interactive put out a brand new video today highlighting what is in store during Year 2 of Hitman 3, which will include another year of DLC, new maps, storylines, modes, and more ways to play the most successful game in the franchise.
You can check out the full announcement, which was posted to Youtube on Monday, below:
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Riot Unveils First Look at ‘Project L’


Riot has finally given fans a glimpse at the highly anticipated League of Legends fighting game ‘Project L’ (codename), which is one of the three mysterious projects that were discovered to be in the works back in 2019.
Since then, we found out that the first was ‘Valorant’, and the second, which is “a project that explores the possibilities of traversing the world of Runeterra with your friends,” has yet to be formally unveiled.
Lastly is the fighting game that is set in the League of Legends universe, and was showed off this past weekend.
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