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LoL: Gragasâs W Will Ultimately Retain Its Original Name
Contrary to what had been announced the previous week, Gragasâs W ability will not undergo a name change and will remain âDrunken Rage.â
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The ability's description, however, will be slightly reworded
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Last week, Riot Meddler, Head of the League Studio at Riot Games, stated that Gragasâs W ability, âDrunken Rage,â would be renamed âRaucous Rageâ in order to comply with certain international standards. This Tuesday, the Rioter revisited the matter, clarifying that the ability would, in fact, retain its original name, though its description would be slightly revised.
Riot Meddler's Explanations. Credit: Meddler/Blueskye
âLooks like we can go lighter on the adjustments overall while still being EU compliant,â Meddler explained on a Bluskye post. âWe do need to update the ability description (remove âdrunkenly empoweredâ and adjust âguzzles down brewâ). We also need to tweak his in client bio slightly. We don't need to change the ability name though, or his bio on Universe, so we'll be sticking with âDrunken Rageâ and his overall bio.â
Not an Isolated Case
As highlighted last week by Sheep Esports, this is not the first time Riot Games has made minor adjustments to conform to regional regulatory requirements. Various elements associated with champions such as Vladimir, Thresh, Karthus, Graves, Jinx, and Janna have been either altered or removed in the past. As was already stated, the upcoming change to Gragasâs W is purely semantic and will have no impact on the championâs gameplay.
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