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League of Legends Adds Co-op vs. AI Mode


Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido),


Yesterday Jan 21, 2011 07:50

Offering up the mode as practice for those PvP matches, Riot Games is introducing a co-op mode where players can team up against the AI to test out their strategies and gameplay. While some of the enemies might look familiar from custom games, they will offer a variety of new challenges and give out more rewards.

Riot has been busy augmenting the game’s AI, so that they could produce more and more challenging and complicated computer controlled enemies. In the near future, players will be able to experience the fruits of these labors by joining a matchmaking queue that will pair them against a team of enemy AI bots on Summoner’s Rift. Presently, players will be able to select from either Beginner or Intermediate skill level, then join a queue that will pair them with a team of allies seeking a similar challenge. This fast, convenient way of finding an appropriately matched cooperative session makes for the perfect practice venue for players who are either just starting out or testing a new champion.

Here are a few of the new AI opponents that you might run into on the Field of Justice:

  • Renekton
  • Trundle
  • Miss Fortune
  • Ashe
  • Warwick
  • Cho’Gath
  • Taric
  • And more!

Now, you might ask, what’s the difference between these bots and the ones currently available in custom games? Well in addition to the new available champions, you might spot these bots performing such devious actions as ganking mid, defending dragon, or purchasing Guardian Angel Armor. Moreover, you’ll have IP and XP rewards for Co-op play will be greater than those awarded by standard Custom Games.

So when you’re feeling rusty, or just want to take a new champion for a test drive, you’ll soon be able to hop in the queue and let us find some bots for you!

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