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Immortal Journey Zeri shoots her magical gun in League of Legends
Image via Riot Games

LoL players outraged by ridiculous skin prices, claim Riot has ‘crossed the line’

The prices are getting ridiculous for many.

The increasingly high prices of League of Legends skins are concerning players, with some going as far as saying Riot Games has finally “crossed the line.”

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In an Aug. 17 Reddit post, one player claimed the developers of the popular MOBA are “going crazy.” They were outraged after they learned new chromas would apparently cost around $200.

Five new chroma bundles for the Immortal Journey skin line, introduced in Patch 13.16, cost 14,462 Riot Points in total. To purchase them all, players need to buy two packages of 8,750 RP, costing around $170.

Soul Fighter Samira shoots a red gun and a blue gun while diving in League of Legends
Soul Fighter Samira costs 3,250 RP. Image via Riot Games

Many players agree the prizes are through the roof. “Even former garena players already think Rioters have lost their mind, the current estimate of the price based on PBE is too high,” one player said on Reddit.

Some players don’t think the skins cost too much, but others were quick to shut them down, explaining $170 is actually a lot of money in many countries, showing “greed peak and ignorance [from Riot].”

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“$200 is a plane ticket to visit another country in Europe. No way I am paying that just for some colors that I won’t even care about 1 week after getting it,” one player said.

Nevertheless, players said that as long as people keep buying these skins, Riot won’t do anything about the prices. So, if you’re one of the players who would love seeing the prices drop, restraining yourself from buying some in the future might be one way of protesting.


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Mateusz Miter
Freelance Writer at Dot Esports. Mateusz previously worked for numerous outlets and gaming-adjacent companies, including ESL. League of Legends or CS:GO? He loves them both. In fact, he wonders which game he loves more every day. He wanted to go pro years ago, but somewhere along the way decided journalism was the more sensible option—and he was right.