Some suggestions for Practice Tool, please for god sakes

the current practice tool is decent but is nowhere close to ideal. Riot promised changes to sandbox mode a long time ago, yet it hasn't been touched since. Some suggestions below.

Allow people to play all champs.

Let's get real. Whenever a new champion comes out, we don't want to wait for it to come to free champion rotation or get PBE, we want to play it with convenience. Practice tool should allow us to "preview" champions. And no, the "skills" tab on the champions are DEFINITELY NOT GOOD. I personally don't like watching gameplay guides, because I have my own playstyles. However, I want to get the skills from those guides and pro gameplays and mix them up and see what I, MYSELF can come up with. I don't want to get on PBE just to test out a champion to decide whether I want to buy it or not, I want to practice it.

_ Let us join it with friends._

We don't want dummies, and we certainly do not want bots. Bots are unrealistic, and dummies just stand still. We want realistic players. I want to use combos, but what's the purpose when the dummies stand still? And it's not like the people I'm playing against in real games are going to stand still. It's not like they're going to move like a monkey just got a mouse and keyboard. Plus, with it, we might be able to play some games out of it, like Lee Sin football. But that's nothing important.

New commands. (Add gold, skip 30 seconds, spawn all jungle camps, etc.)

The current commands are pretty good. However, with the second pages of commands being half-full, I hope that there are new commands coming soon. But maybe, the old commands can be optimized, and maybe added onto. For example, if I am practicing a mage, I don't want to continuously press skip 30 seconds until it's 10 minutes to receive the magical boots. Maybe put an add-on, like hold it down and it gives you an option, (30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes.) Maybe this suggestion is a little unnecessary since why are you skipping 10 minutes anyway. But still, a suggestion.