League of Legends has introduced WASD movement controls for the first time, prompting widespread debate among players. The update, released last week, marks the first major change to champion movement ...

Update: 11PM GMT: It seems that the role out as begun across all regions and player should now be able to access WASD Movement. It originally started rolling out in OCE, and after some bug fixes on ...

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Close to sixteen years after launch, League of Legends is adding the ability to use a WASD control scheme for the first time. “As long-time League players ourselves, we went into this project for the ...

Riot is making a major change to League of Legends after 16 years. It's adding the option to move around by using WASD controls instead of relying on a mouse to point and click, according to a video ...

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