Riot Reverses Course on VALORANT, LoL Paid Name Changes

In response to player backlash, Riot Games has backtracked on its decision to implement a $10 charge for name changes in VALORANT and League of Legends. The reconsideration comes ahead of a significant update on November 20, which will retire Summoner Names in LoL in favor of Riot IDs. Originally, players were discontent with the notion of a $10 fee and a 365-day waiting period for name changes. Player Outcry Leads Riot to Reconsider The initial plan, announced a month ago, faced criticism from both VALORANT and LoL communities. Players expressed dissatisfaction with the extended waiting period and the imposed<span class="read-more">more</span>

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