LOL: The most disastrous interaction that allows cheating legally

League of Legends It has hundreds of skills, runes and objects that interact with each other. The high number of elements has given rise to the fact that on many occasions the players find very problematic failures that the developer has overlooked. It is very difficult to pay attention to so many details and there are times when some riot Games misguided give rise to new mechanics that players can take advantage of. Normally there is no problem with them or we can consider them as traps. However, the last discovery of the community promises to be very controversial.

An interaction that allows you to cheat

The players have realized that Aery can achieve vision of some objectives that should remain in the war fog because of an interaction with the return based. The trick is that, when using the spell, this small and adorable ghost abandons us and carries out an animation in which he moves to the right. During these moments can cross the terrain and offer vision of what is on the other side , revealing enemies that should remain imperceptible.

The trick can barely be used in some concrete areas of the invoker's crack, since Aery's animation only allows him to cross the finest walls of the game. However, its effect can be devastating for rivals and allows ambush on enemies to which we should not even see . Especially if we play from the red side, we can get too much information from the area near the Baron. It may not be enough to use this rune in all champions, but those who already equip can get a lot of advantage.

This interaction is in a very gray area if we attend to the behavior rules of League of Legends reflected in the Code of the Invocator. However, and although it is difficult to detect when a player has taken advantage of him, it is not crazy that Riot Games understands it as a conscious use of the failure to obtain advantage. In this case, It would not be the first time that the developer banea thousands of players for taking advantage of an error.