Earlier this week, Riot Games deployed a patch for League of Legends that introduced new anti-cheat software to curb “scripters, botters, and cheaters.” Unfortunately, players reported issues with the popular MOBA following the update, saying that the new anti-cheat program had bricked their PCs. Riot Games has responded to the dilemma claiming that, nah, everything is working as intended. On April 30, Riot Games announced that patch 14.9 would hit League of Legends on May 1.
The problem seems to stem from some sort of compatibility problem with Windows 11, though as noted by IGN, Riot Games said in a lengthy post on the game’s subreddit that Vanguard isn’t bricking PCs. “At this point in time, we have not confirmed any instances of Vanguard bricking anyone’s hardware, but we want to encourage anyone who’s having issues to contact Player Support so we can look into it and help out,” a Riot Games community manager wrote in League of Legends official subreddit.
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