By hiding a player’s profile, this would in theory prevent third-party stats services like OPGG or Mobalytics from publicly displaying the user’s win rate, preferred champions and other performance metrics. Response to the potential change was mixed. No announcements yet on Riot API services regarding this feature.- ThePotatoWard | #RiotXArcane November 4, 2021 Your summoner name, icon, and level are always public.

The private profile feature was first spotted by ThePotatoWard on Twitter below and was also discussed on the League of Legends subreddit, in a post titled: ‘Now what is going to happen to Solo Queue?’Įnabling this feature will prevent other players from seeing your rank, match history, and gameplay stats, as well as spectate your games. The PBE is after all a testing area – not all changes or additions make it to live servers. If it wasn’t intended to be added, then why was it? It could be that it was an accident or a test to see the community reaction. Whether it will be re-added at a later date or not is unknown. However, Esports News UK understands this was not intended to go live on the PBE server just yet, and sources have said it will be removed soon. When checked, it’d allow players to hide their rank, match history and gameplay stats from other players, though the summoner name, icon and level would remain public. The ‘Make My Profile Private’ option was added to PBE v11.23. A new feature in League of Legends was added to the public beta environment (PBE) the other day which drew a mixed response from the community.

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