Instead of providing a command like this to correct the issue afterwards, why not just rig the gold and exp from the start?

I would imagine it would be far easier to just issue gold and exp at a constant rate and nullify the exp and gold that would normally be gained. Only downside that I can think of is that players might play significantly differently knowing they can't improve their gold / exp through normal means, such as CSing. However, this behavior issue will likely arise with the equalize command as well once players are fully aware of it.

bump

I would love the ability to type in map time, gold, level, and hit a button to set those values across the board. I'd like another button that would reset items, towers, minions, and jungle mobs.

It would be perfect for custom 1v1's and practicing jungle. You could just reset the match at the push of a button. You wouldn't have to quit and start a whole new match, load, and wait 2 minutes for things to start. You just hit that button and you and your 1v1 partner can start from spawn with no items, level 1, 475g, fresh towers, and 2 minute strength minions.

This would save people a lot of time and make practicing more efficient and enjoyable.

good idea

It seems to me that having more control over the settings on a custom game is something League of Legends is lacking. I like the /equalize command -- it's a step in the right direction, but why is there no easy way to begin a custom game with all variables configurable --

*starting level
*starting gold
*minions disabled on map
*cooldowns disabled on summoner spells (flash, etc.)


Obviously it would be necessary to remove IP gain from these games, but it's hard to train for specific situation response when (even in custom games) flash has an annoyingly long cooldown & all I want to do is practice flashing over walls, or practice hitting skillshots on long cooldowns while running diagonal down a lane.

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Originally Posted by Laterall It seems to me that having more control over the settings on a custom game is something League of Legends is lacking. I like the /equalize command -- it's a step in the right direction, but why is there no easy way to begin a custom game with all variables configurable -- *starting level *starting gold *minions disabled on map *cooldowns disabled on summoner spells (flash, etc.) Obviously it would be necessary to remove IP gain from these games, but it's hard to train for specific situation response when (even in custom games) flash has an annoyingly long cooldown & all I want to do is practice flashing over walls, or practice hitting skillshots on long cooldowns while running diagonal down a lane.

• Gold
• Level
• Spawning creeps
• Making turrets indestructable (good for trainging lasthitting)

Only the winning team can launch the equalize vote.

How many votes does it need to pass?