1. LoL Client Update
Goals
● Clarity:​ A cleaner play menu interface. The menu would have minimal required
tabs and options to give the user a menu that they may quickly navigate through.
Tactics
Clarity
Clean Up
● Remove “Game Map” from the LoL client and reduce the time it takes a
user to scan through the menu options.
● Less empty menu space
● Creates room in the menu to display information such as player statistics
in the selected game type such as win rate, most played champion, etc.

2.
Concept Strengths
● Reduced menu options
● Twisted Treeline is portrayed as an alternate game mode
● Removed empty menu
● Reduced selections a user must make in order to queue up 4for Twisted Treeline
Possible Issues
● Removing the map tab takes away the possibility of selecting new maps in classic,
should the design team create one. This can be remedied by adding the map selection
tab back into the menu.

3. LoL Factions
Goals
● Player Engagement:​ Give the players the experience that they participate in the
world of Runeterra.
● Dynamic World Building: ​Players participate in world events that change the
political dynamic of Valoran.
Tactics
Player Engagement
Faction Mechanics
● Host online events where two or more factions are in conflict.
● Players sign up for one of the warring factions during a conflict (players
may sign up for any faction regardless of previous allegiance.)
● Faction points are awarded to players who win with faction related
champions.
● Players unlock titles that may be placed in
front of their summoner name when
enough faction points are earned
(“DeckHand No Name” could be seen in
the loading screen.)
● Unlockable loading screen themes and
summoner icons may also be rewarded to
players who participate regularly at faction
events.
Dynamic World Building
New Lore
● The highest win rate of a warring faction is
victorious in the event conflict.
● Lore is written to illustrate the victory and is
based on general player performance.

4.
Example of titles players may earn
Faction: Bilgewater Bay
1. Deckhand
2. Gunner
3. Buccaneer
4. Swashbuckler
5. First Mate
6. Quarter Master
7. Ship Captain
Concept Strengths
● Gives more purpose for playing non­ranked play.
● Allows players to be more invested in lore.
● Similar to Splatoon’s splat­fest where players fight
for arbitrary banners, such as Cat’s vs Dog’s
Possible Issues
● Increased overhead on the narrative designers.
● Ensuring this doesn’t create negative player behaviors during the events. One of the few
solutions could be taking factions out of ranked play.

5.
Player Ping Preview
Goals
● Game Quality Consistency: ​Increased player awareness of ping when
queueing up for a game.
Tactics
Game Quality Consistency
● Place a ping tracker on the top right of the client.
● Gives players the ability to view their ping before queueing up.
Concept Strengths
● Gives players the ability to see if their ping is favorable.
● Faster than checking ping through making a custom game.
Possible Issues
● Players may ignore that their ping is unfavorable

6.
Summoner Icon Tool Tip
Goals
● Increase Icon Value: ​Reminding players how they receive/earned their icon and
increasing player value of icons.
Tactics
Increased Icon Value
Reminders
● Provide a tooltip for each icon with information on how the player received
their icon and when.
Concept Strengths
● Increased sense of value for icons.
● Nice reminder on how a player received their icons.
Possible Issues
● Adds clutter to the UI