Riot Games is now looking at making sweeping changes to rerolls when Arena returns to League of Legends<\/em> again, but one thing\u2019s proving difficult: Any changes the developers want to make may actually \u201cpush the power level of the mode\u201d too high.<\/p>
While League <\/em>Arena<\/a> has long been praised as a breath of fresh air in the wider League <\/em>fandom<\/a>, there\u2019s always things players want to see changed<\/a>, including rerolls<\/a>. As it stands, the two-vs-two-vs-two-vs-two gladiator mode offers some power over the Augments and anvils that come up in lobbies<\/a>, but many players agree the way it works at the moment \u201cfeels bad to play around\u201d in most cases.<\/p>
Riot has heard the player complaints, League <\/em>modes designer Mike Breese said today<\/a>, but it\u2019s not as simple as changing everything overnight. Said Breese, \u201cReroll changes are on the table, but [not] currently a priority.\u201d<\/p>
The two-vs-two-vs-two-vs-two mode’s developers will have their chance to test everything once Arena goes offline in September<\/a>. As well as rerolls, the Riot team will be looking into how they can build the gladiator mode to last long into the future\u2060\u2014and maybe even stick around permanently<\/a>, if they can spare the resources.<\/p>
