League of Legends was unplayable because Riot had not renewed its digital license

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League of Legends was unplayable because Riot had not renewed its digital license

Riot Games' famous MOBA has experienced an unfortunate setback over the past 24 hours. To put it simply, League of Legends wasn't available for all players around the world.

This was caused by the expiration of the game's digital license, which was valid from January 7, 2016, to January 4, 2026. Riot Games had apparently failed to renew it on time. Users discovered that setting their computer's internal clock back would fix the problem.

Fortunately, Riot Games quickly remedied the situation, and League of Legends is now playable as normal.

Source: eurogamer.net

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