‘League of Legends’ by Riot Games is free to play. Millions of people around the world still play MOBA, which is one of the most popular online games right now. But the game isn’t on all platforms, so some gamers are looking for ways to Play League of Legends on Chromebook on more than one device.
The first problem is that Riot Games hasn’t made it possible for Chromebook users to install the game using a native client. One user has made it a point to figure out how to make the game work on different Chromebooks, despite the problem. Maxi bones recently wrote on Reddit that installing “League of Legends” on a Chromebook can be done step by step, with links to the software that is needed.
System Requirements for Playing League of Legends on Chromebook
- Operating System: Chrome OS 89 or higher
- CPU: Intel Core i3-3220 or AMD A8-7650K
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000 or AMD Radeon HD 6850
- Storage: 30 GB available space
How to Play League of Legends on Chromebook
- Follow these steps to update your system and install Wine:
- sudo apt update sudo apt install wine
- You can also add support for 32-Bit applications b executing the commands below on your Terminal.sudo dpkg –add-architecture i386 sudo apt update sudo apt-get install wine32
- To confirm and ensure that Wine was successfully installed, execute the command below on the Terminal.winecfg
- Now that Wine is installed, we can get the League of Legends Windows setup file from the game’s official website. Before you can download the file setup file, you need to make an account.
- Make the setup file easy to find by renaming it “LeagueOfLegends.exe” and putting it in the Linux Files directory.
- Run the ls command in the Terminal and make sure you can see the League of Legends setup file that you moved to the Linux Files directory. Now, run the following command to open the setup file in Wine.
- WINEARCH=win64 WINEPREFIX=”/home/chromeready/.wine64/” wine LeagueOfLegends.exe
- You will see the Riot Games installation window and an option to install League of Legends. Click Install.
- The main installation window has a Login/Create Account section. Click Install. The setup will download and install a 2 GB file, which may take time depending on your internet speed.
- If the launcher is open, you can play after installation. Launch the game from the “Linux Apps” section of your application menu after closing the launcher.
Gameplay
League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game where two groups of five players each try to destroy the Nexus, a big building in the other team’s base. The game takes place on a map with three lanes. Each lane has a defense system called a turret. Champions are strong characters with their own abilities and ways of playing that players control.
- Choose a champion and learn their skills. After learning the video game, you can explore different champions and find one you like. After finding a champion, master their skills. This will help you maximize their strengths and play them well.
- Crop slaves. League of Legends minions are the main gold and experience source. You must efficiently farm minions to stay ahead of your opponents. Last-hitting minions is key to efficient farming.
- Trade well. Trading involves exchanging damage with your opponent. Gaining lane advantage requires effective trading. This means trading when you have an advantage, like more minions or a higher level. If you know more details about this, than you can check on official website.
FAQs
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