Riot last commented about LoL accounts the notion of making a"Classic Mode" for League Of Legends four decades back, concluding that it would be difficult and"that there is an excellent chance it's not worth the development effort it would require."

Riot tried to take down a League of Legends enthusiast project in the worst manner possible

Riot Games is threatening League of Legends enthusiast project Chronoshift with legal action over its effort at a heritage server for the game. That is after Riot reportedly sent one of its security staff, called Zed, following Chronoshift's developer, in an exchange that was leaked online and moved viral on social media.

Chronoshift's developer intended to remake an older version of League of Legends, as if it was still the exact same game it was 10 years back -- along the same lines as World of Warcraft Classic. Very little, if anything, is different from this time frame in League of Legends today. Much like the Ship of Theseus, the continuous patches, updates, and visual reworks at League of Legends have removed old champions and mechanics entirely. A Riot employee initially achieved to the Chronoshift developer a year ago, by way of a comment on Reddit, asking the development team not to proceed forward with the project.

"We have very simple and easy to buy LoL smurf accounts read coverages around developing products around Riot Games," the Riot representative said at the moment. "please read the Legal Jibber Jabber (yes that is what it is called) as well as the coverages on developer.riotgames.com."