League is holding my laptop hostage/unable to log on to my laptop because of League

xBlueDiamondx··4 votes·4,700 views

I recently just got a new Macbook. It is a Macbook Pro. I installed League on it to play since it seemed to run it better than my old desktop. While in a game, the battery died, leaving me AFK. After a few hours, I got back on to see that my mouse was the in-game League mouse on my lockscreen. It is making a few sounds from the game (Which ended, so not sure what sound it is displaying) and I am unable to type in my password or move my mouse. Even after trying to close and open my laptop numerous times, it still remains this way. Stuck, displaying my lockscreen. With the help with my brother, I was able to log in onto my account and try to mess around with the settings and everything, get into a game, and still nothing worked. I'm not sure if this is common, as I am very unfamiliar with Apple products, but any help would be much appreciated. This all happened today, and I want to see if I can fix this at home before seeking proper help. Thanks in advance.

6 Comments

anatasjhsh011 votes

I would highly suggest that you send a ticket to riot support put as much information as you can and screen shots they are the best and fastest option you have gl

Guiboulou1 votes

Sorry if you did that already, but your choice of words makes me think you only literally closed your laptop (as in slam it shut) and opened it back up. Did you try turning it off and back on? I have a hard time believing League would relaunch itself after a proper reboot of your MacBook. If you don't know how to turn it off, just hold the power button down until your screen turns black, and then press it again. You'll know it has restarted because the Apple logo will appear with a loading bar underneath.

Karn Bishop1 votes

If he had we wouldn't be here and read this post, though i don't blame him most apple slave drones don't even know you can shut an apple product off because its designed in a way to make you think that, and designed that way because apple products have noticeable design flaws like not being able to boot EVER again if its left off for too long with low or no battery.

Guiboulou1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Karn Bishop,realm=NA,application-id=LqLKtMpN,discussion-id=0U95mr2e,comment-id=00010000,timestamp=2019-03-10T21:15:33.340+0000)

If he had we wouldn't be here and read this post, though i don't blame him most apple slave drones don't even know you can shut an apple product off because its designed in a way to make you think that, and designed that way because apple products have noticeable design flaws like not being able to boot EVER again if its left off for too long with low or no battery.

Wait what??? I have never heard of that last bit, and it's a little scary since I currently own a MacBook Air and an iMac and always turns them off whenever I'm not using them, sometimes for multiple days at a time. I'll research some on that, but feel free to share extra details if you have any.

Karn Bishop2 votes

They cheap out on the parts that would let it consistently reboot from fully dead as such when a component shorts or breaks its usually one of the power connections, the only way to find out is to let the pc fully drain then attempt reboot.

apple cuts corners most electronics makers don't right down to the fact that they don't water proof their boards and even install water sponges that attract water as a poor mans water proofing. its why apple products break the way they do and struggle to recover from accidents other company's tools would shrug off and keep on trucking.

Guiboulou1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Karn Bishop,realm=NA,application-id=LqLKtMpN,discussion-id=0U95mr2e,comment-id=0001000000000000,timestamp=2019-03-10T22:34:36.434+0000)

They cheap out on the parts that would let it consistently reboot from fully dead as such when a component shorts or breaks its usually one of the power connections, the only way to find out is to let the pc fully drain then attempt reboot.

apple cuts corners most electronics makers don't right down to the fact that they don't water proof their boards and even install water sponges that attract water as a poor mans water proofing. its why apple products break the way they do and struggle to recover from accidents other company's tools would shrug off and keep on trucking.

Ok! I wouldn't really know from first hand experience because I treat all my electronic devices like newborn babies lol, but I'll make sure to never let my laptop drop below 5% from now on. Thanks!

More from Report a Bug

More by xBlueDiamondx