The addition of Senna and Thresh is a massive shift for the current meta. While we’ve seen teases of Senna’s gameplay recently, having both characters drop simultaneously suggests Riot is leaning heavily into the synergy mechanics that define 2XKO. Expect Thresh to provide high-utility displacement and lockdown, potentially setting up Senna for high-damage long-range punishes.
Alongside the mechanical updates, Riot is celebrating Pride Month by spotlighting four influential LGBTQIA+ leaders within the Fighting Game Community (FGC). Leaders like TerrAko, Saki Sakura, JulezJP, and SaYuuVT are being recognized for their contributions to building inclusive local scenes. Their shared advice emphasizes persistence and the importance of fostering supportive environments—crucial elements for any burgeoning competitive game.
For those looking for high-level competitive play before the patch drops, two major Challenger Events are scheduled for June 7-8. Both Blink Respawn and the SOOP Super Tournament will provide a final look at the pre-patch meta. These tournaments are the perfect place to see how pros are currently optimizing tag combos before Senna and Thresh arrive to shake up the tier lists. Whether you're a Lab Monster or a tournament regular, Patch 1.2.3 is shaping up to be a pivotal moment for the game's evolution.
