Riot Games says it’s “making behavioural systems matter more” in League of Legends and is “shifting [its] approach” to poor player behaviour “to directly impact your experience and strengthen our community”.
“I know many of you have been disappointed in the lack of progress made in Behavioural Systems over the last few years,” writes Hana “TimTamMonster” Dinh, product lead for behavioural systems, in a post on the official website. “You’ve told us again and again that this space is important. And I’m with you. That’s why I’m here to share some updates kicking off Riot’s new approach to this space in 2022.”
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