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The amount of IP needed to buy everything

Dark Nephthys·3/15/2017, 12:49:21 AM·1 votes·2,392 views

So I almost have all the runes and only need like 5 more sets of Seal/Glyph or Marks and 3 sets of Quints and still would cost about 55k IP to buy them all, which made me think about the amount of IP is needed to get everything in the game for the new players. I was bored and took some time and counted it up and this is what I counted.

To buy All the Runes in the game it would cost about 388,089 IP To buy All the Rune pages (Ex: Buying 18 rune pages) would cost about 113,400 To buy All the champions in the game would cost about 518,850

So if you wanted to get everything in the game with only IP then it'll cost you 1,020,339 IP. I think the amount of IP you get is way way to low for newer players and probably should be increased or if they reduced the prices of the runes when they do something about them later in the year should be fine. I'm not suggesting this for me since I am close to having all the runes and I have all the champions and 20 rune pages, but I've been playing since like pre-season in season 3 and I spent a lot of money on the game over the years.

Just suggesting this to help out all the newer players.

5 Comments

MagicFlyingLlama3/15/2017, 12:57:25 AM1 votes

Riot is well aware of how absurd runes are, and are planning to eventually remove them from the game or rework them significantly.

420 grams3/15/2017, 1:08:08 AM1 votes

Tier 2 runes are 1 ip. Yes it sounds like a lot, but you don't need everything to play. I've gotten by with only one rune page and I'm sitting on 10k ip right now because none of the champions look fun to play (I own about 40 right now). Honestly I only save my ip because I've been using it to buy champ shards for essence to get mastery 6 and 7 on stuff

Around999People3/15/2017, 1:09:52 AM1 votes

Well, that's why you can't do ranked til lvl 30. If you're not willing to put in the work to compete with people and get better then you shouldn't really compete.