Patch day

What did the patch break?

League updates every couple of weeks, and every update breaks somebody's mods. The standing advice in every modding community is "disable everything and wait," which isn't much of an answer. Flux compares the game files against the previous patch and checks each mod, and this page is where those results will get published, patch after patch.

What a patch report looks like

Example - real numbers arrive with the live pipeline
PATCH REPORT

League 16.18

Riot shipped patch 16.18. Flux measured the game files against its 16.17 baseline and checked the library:

✓ 41 OF 44 MODS STILL APPLY ✗ 3 BROKE - RIOT REWORKED THEIR CHAMPIONS' FILES ⟳ 2 OF 3 REPAIRED, WITH BEFORE/AFTER PROOF

Each verdict names the actual mod and files. When a repair can't fix something, it says that too.

How this page will work

Soon after each patch

The comparison runs against the new game files and this page updates with what changed and roughly how much, champion by champion.

Real answers

"Is X broken?" gets asked in every modding Discord after every patch. The answer here comes from actually checking - the same check the app runs on your own library.

Later: per-mod pages

Once the Flux catalog opens, every hosted mod will carry a stamp showing the last patch it was checked on, refreshed automatically - and its creator gets an email if it breaks.