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Buy Anytime [GAME MODE]

Sammyz··1 votes·323 views

How about Riot makes a Custom Game Mode where during any point of the game no matter where you are, you can buy items as well as undo. Undo will reset upon death (instead of leaving spawn fountain.) Could be called Arcade Mode.

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Angry Monster1 votes

interesting but not a fan of this particular idea. People will quickly script a store interface so they can buy and sell as they go on balls to the walls. Also people could have a o shit going to die sell all button on a script.

Not sure if the flaws would be worth such a minor change.

Meta would be buy 5 doran items sell then off when saved another 1k for bf. If close play uber safe get major item and try to screw enemy buy being locked into dorans....

Not sure this is really a game mode as a market mode. I would not play a mode like this unless icons were available cause of it and then i would play only till reward was unlocked.

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

Ya I guess they could run a script for that; at the cost of their account being permabanned.

Angry Monster1 votes

g15 scripts are allowed. So if you can figure out a complex srpit for a gmaing keyboard it would not be a issue.

Alot of gaming keyboards have script features and if you get cleaver you can do some weird things. Hell i have seen overlay programs from timers before curse and those users never got banned since it only read incoming client data.

Just showing how things can be abused in a fashion you do not mean.

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think there's a big difference between a keyboard macro and an in game scripting program. I understand that binding multiple keystrokes to a single button push is perfectly legal. Riot changed their guidelines for third-party developers which outlawed some things, including jungle timers, which is why Curse Voice removed them; Riot said then that they'd give people time to stop using timer overlays before they started punishing. I can't find the article, though.

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