Clash: League of Legends competitive mode delayed due to server issues

Published at 24/02/2020 at 02:25 By Cthulhu

Due to server issues unrelated to Clash, Riot have announced that the event will be delayed a further week in both EUW and EUNE regions — now taking place next weekend.

Clash: League of Legends competitive mode delayed due to server issues

Playing League of Legends was close to impossible earlier this weekend in Europe, as the servers went down — forcing some players into an unending queue to even enter the client.

This has meant that this weekend's Clash event was pushed back.

? Due to widespread server stability issues, we're delaying the launch of Clash to Feb 29 - Mar 1, pending fixes for the server issues ?

Right now I don’t have any more information than this, but will update you as soon as I can.
— League of Legends EU (@loleu) February 22, 2020

It’s with much sadness we have to delay the EUW and EUN Clash launch from this weekend to next. Server issues (unrelated to Clash) have been impacting those regions for the past 48 hours in ways we can’t give a solid Clash experience. This delay sucks after many prior delays
— Riot Brightmoon (@RiotBrightmoon) February 22, 2020

After two days of problems, Riot Games decided to delay Clash to try and solve known issues and let people play the game over the weekend.Clash is now hopefully returning on February 29.

For more information about this competitive game mode, we recently wrote an article on the matter!

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