What happened to League of Legends’ biweekly tourney option?
League of Legends’ fortnightly tournament plan has hit a snag. Clash was intended as a way of bringing the thrill of competitive LoL events to the masses via three-day contests. But the launch weekend never got off the ground – games failed to start and teams were auto-losing. Riot made the call to cancel Clash. But why did the problems start and what’s the plan for Clash now?
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