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Updates from September include the Talent System, which should have been the most significant update of the year. The Talent System was supposed to take over the current Emblem System.

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It's been a week since Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) announced that it was cancelling September updates for Project NEXT, an initiative by developer MOONTON Games to

improve the appearance and gameplay of old heroes that are frequently overlooked in the current metagame.

“As the battlefield evolved, more and more players demanded higher freedom in terms of attribute customization and skill composition,” said Skyhook, MLBB’s chief designer.

“Logically, the emblem system became the major of this year’s Project NEXT update.”

'Too complicated'

It seems like the MLBB player community favoured this decision, with many believing that the Talent System was too complicated to understand.

Facebook user Din Din said that they “tried the new talent system in the advance server” and disliked it.

“The old talent server is much simpler, many do not know the new mechanics. Switching to [a] new one is horrible.”

Another player, Jon Fabian, also mentioned that it’s “too complicated for a simple player.”

Some comments on Facebook, however, mentioned that the Talent System is very similar to the system in another popular MOBA, League of Legends. MOONTON has already been sued by Riot Games and Tencent over alleged copying of LoL’s champions and game features.

Facebook user Tan Wei Hao pointed this out. “HUH? Not because most of the stuff you're gonna do is actually copied from the other game meh?”

FB user Aung Thet Pai even jested, “Copy [League of Legends: Wild Rift] runes system. It[‘s] easier than PC.”

Some players noted that the Talent System looks similar to the League of Legends Rune system. (Photo: MOONTON)

What was the talent system supposed to do?

The talent system attempted to provide additional adaptability to players even before a match began. It also allowed players to personalize their loadout in the pick and ban phase and copy pro builds.

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