Some skins are banned in the LCS due to a lack of clarity. Why is it mandatory for normal players to deal with them?
I've been having a hard time with certain skins such as elementalist Lux, project Ashe, and high noon Jhin which I think makes him look like a different character. These are personal peeves, but some of them objectively make the game less clear with their visual FX. I just find the clarity on their abilities to be severely reduced, and slightly harder to react to.
I recently learned (at least, from a 2016 post) that there are skins banned in the LCS and I'm wondering why the hell Riot acknowledges that there's a lack of clarity in certain skins and yet we cannot disable special vfx, disable skins, or even have Riot dial down the fx changes on some of these skins.
Post showing some fixed skins indicating that there are indeed banned skins: https://boards.pbe.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/general-pbe-feedback/E4EwxQFc-update-vfx-clarity-changes-on-skins
Riot: I'd love to just disable the skinned vfx of certain champions while I'm in game, or if necessary from a technology standpoint, disable all skin vfx before loading screen.
Posted Apr 23, 2017, 8:25 PM UTC
That was a year ago, I believe all skins are now cleared for pro play.
No, zven said in one of his streams that he didnt play one of the varus skins because it was banned in lcs.
Was it because it was just out? They tend to be behind in patches, might be the reason it was banned. I believe I've seen all the Varus skins in pro play.
Last varus skin is from last year june tho and zven was talking about it last month. I think it was arclight varus.
I don't know, I truly believe I've seen all the Varus skins in pro play.