Swarm mode has been available for a while, and players have finally experienced the long-awaited PvE version of the game. With the launch of Swarm, we got to see what the developers’ take on Vampire Survivors looks like in League of Legends, and it has been a hit among players.

The mode features hordes of enemies and rogue-like upgrades that gradually make you stronger as you progress through each match. There is a lot to love about what Riot has introduced. The mode includes 4 different maps, each with unique bosses, a variety of champions to try out, and an upgrade system that makes the grind worthwhile.

These upgrades are essential if you want to tackle the more difficult levels. However, a newly discovered hidden feature might make things a bit easier, especially if you find yourself cornered by the Swarm.

YouTuber Vandiril discovered that the Swarm user interface (UI) still includes a recall button, and it is actually visible to the player. The recall feature allows you to channel for a short time before teleporting back to your starting point. In Swarm mode, this teleportation seems to bring you near the center of the Arena.

It appears that while Swarm’s UI has been modified to fit the new mode, it still contains elements from the original game’s UI, which is why the recall button is still present.

This feature is quite handy as it allows you to move quickly across the map. Additionally, if you find yourself trapped in a corner with no way out, recalling can be a great option to escape a difficult situation.

However, it is important to note that, just like in the regular League of Legends game, taking damage while recalling will interrupt the process. Therefore, make sure you either have an ally to assist you to keep enemies at bay while you recall.

This season has necessitated adaptations from many champions, compelling them to adjust to new items for optimal performance. Ezreal, a long-standing champion in the League of Legends roster, is among those who have had to adapt to these changes.

Shadowflame Ezreal with hidden interaction

A recent strategy developed by a high-rank player, specifically a “one champ” Ezreal in the Western European Server Challenger tier, has brought to light a new approach for this champion.

This player has innovatively integrated the item Shadowflame into his build, following the acquisition of his basic damage items. The choice of this item is unconventional and not commonly considered by many players, evident from its low purchase rate of just 1.09%.

In the 14th season, Shadowflame possesses a unique ability where spell damage under 35% health is increased to a critical value of 120%. This becomes particularly effective with Ezreal’s W ability, which can trigger this critical effect even if the target’s health has not dropped below the specified threshold.

Consequently, Ezreal’s W-Q combo, when used in conjunction with Dark Flame, can inflict tremendous damage towards the latter stages of a game.

The mechanism behind this is that the damage from his W is calculated after the target is hit by his Q skill. Therefore, if the Q skill brings the opponent’s health below 35%, the subsequent W will automatically deal critical damage. Moreover, Dark Flame itself offers substantial benefits, including up to 120 AP and 12 MR pen, thereby significantly amplifying the damage from both Ezreal’s W and his ultimate ability.

This approach to Ezreal’s build in season 14 proves to be highly effective. It provides a solution for players to circumvent situations where the opponent has substantial armor, as the magic damage from his W and ultimate abilities is considerable.

Additionally, this strategy serves as a counterbalance in team compositions lacking in magic damage, particularly when the top and mid-lane champions are more physically damage-oriented.

In essence, the use of Shadowflame has emerged as a highly compatible and impactful addition to Ezreal’s arsenal in season 14. This new strategy not only boosts Ezreal’s damage output significantly but also offers players a more nuanced and effective way to utilize this champion.

So we have been through two parts of the Take Over MV, if you haven’t read them then here are part 1 and part 2 that we think you definitely should check out. Also if you haven’t watched Take Over yet, make sure to watch it. It is much better if you both watching and listening at the same time.

The Take Over MV tiny details even though just add a little bit of flavor to the MV, we must say Riot actually did a great job adding these small things, and they did it silently, most of the signs shown in the music video were not printed in English. It is hard for an English user to know these tiny bits. We appreciate what Riot did and the way they didn’t change all the banner, poster into English to suit the theme of the Worlds 2020 theme where it is hosted in China.

Because of the hardness of splitting these Easter Eggs into headings, we will list the pictures above and then the description text below. We won’t waste your time anymore, let’s get right started.

There are 5 interesting signs can be noticed at the start of Take Over’s MV:

• The red sign on the left: Let’s meet in Shang Hai.
• Purple sign on the left: Dragon Pit Bar.
• The green sign on the left: Ivern Farm.
• The white sign: Inhibitor Cinematic.
• The poster under the white sign is Championship LeBlanc

Imideately after that scene, we spotted few more signs:

• The dark blue sign: Blue Sentinel Gym.
• The white sign: Blade Dance Office – Irellia.
• The green sign: Ivern’s Fresh Vegetable.

Then two characters passed through some signs: “Tilted Dentist”, “Top Delivery Service” (when your Top lanner start feeding), “New Nexus Housechores Service”, “Burst Acupuncture”, “Poro Snack Shop”, “Zyra Flower Shop”, “Blinds Eye Hospital”, “Splitpush Gym”.

They then passed a car with the license plate name “2Y_4SUO” (i think you know who that guy is) and before that was a red car with license plate “3_ZR34L”. On the left side, there was a sign called “Neeko Cloth”.

Again! More signs!

• The green sign on the upper left corner: Cooldown Milkshake.
• The purple sign: Combo with Rice (the word “rice” (菜) is a slang in Chinese about wooden rank moves).
• The red sign: Red Brambleback Hotpot.
• The sign with the ward: Taric Jewelry.
• A sign with Teemo’s face on it.

When the protagonist felt because he didn’t want to hit the cutie black cat crossing the street, all of the cars that were in front of the boys had meaning on it.

• The red sign of the left: Creep Control Company.
• The purple sign: Hell Bakery (Bakery skin theme).
• The car’s plates are R-3NG4R, I3 R4UM, LE-BL4NC.
• The bus’s destination is Pudong Stadium where the Worlds 2020 will be held and its plate is G-R4G4S.

The scene which Faker gave the boy the blue gem wasn’t a normal scene, it packed a bunch of signs too, this time all of it was related to League of Legends.

• The blue sign: Carry Gym.
• The white sign: Summoner’s Farming Place Gym.
• The purple sign far away: Fountain.
• The green sign on the right: New Nexus Housechores Service.
• The white sign: Boots.

Before he walked into that virtual machine, we had to stop by and see what we found:

• The street sign on the left: Mid Lane.
• The red sign is Caitlyn’s Convenient Store.
• The blue sign: Burst Electric Company.
• The yellow sign above the blue one: Doran’s Rings.
• The red sign on the right: Smurf.
• The big white sign is Pizza Sivir with her weapon.
• The white sign on the far right is Corporate Mundo’s Office.

That’s everything we could find, we would be very grateful if you can share us any details that we missed. In the end, Take Over is an fantastic MV for its general concept, and little, funny Easter Eggs. Will you watch Take Over again?

The North American League of Legends community immediately concluded that Riot Games is planning to add the “hidden account” feature. This is a very handy feature because it helps you to play games alone without fear of being bothered by other players.

However, most likely this is just an error displayed in Riot Games client. Until now (August 20), Riot Games has not revealed any relevant information.

In fact, being in an offline state but still playing normally is not easy. For the purpose of hiding all of the player’s activities, Riot Games will have to think of a “hidden” plan for both history and rankings. Because if only to hide, but the history of the match still showing matches at the same time, offline is completely meaningless.

Some users have commented

– When will they make this feature public?

– Does anyone know why Riot Games hasn’t added that feature yet?

However, some users still doubt this feature and think this is only a display error. Some others believe that this feature only works on test servers and it is difficult to know if this is a specific feature for the test server or not.

– Make sure this is an error. It will be displayed again when the player changes the avatar and cannot be offline again.

It’s hard to know when this feature will be released. However, the player’s positive feedback will probably make Riot consider.