League of Legends Season 3 Act 2 Brings Major Updates and Music
Riot Games previewed upcoming features for Season 3 Act 2, featuring new champions, music integration, and ranked updates.
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- Riot Games previewed Act 2 of Season 3 for League of Legends.
- Five Demacian champions will arrive with patch version 26.18.
- Graves and three Bilgewater champions will follow later.
- The update includes voice chat changes and a second ranked phase.
Riot Games previewed upcoming content for Act 2 of Season 3 in League of Legends, introducing major updates. The new update will bring a stronger focus on music and changes to the voice chat system.
Five Demacian champions will join League Classic in the upcoming patch. Poppy, Xin Zhao, Shyvana, Galio, and Fiora will arrive first with version 26.18.
Following the initial champion release, Graves will join alongside three other champions from Bilgewater. Additionally, developers scheduled a second phase for the 5-player ranked queue.
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