League Of Legends MMO’s Executive Producer Is Stepping Down

Riot Games’ unnamed MMORPG has misplaced its lead this week, with government producer Greg Street asserting his departure from the mission and the corporate as a result of “a combo of personal and professional considerations.” Street has been at Riot Games for 9 years, and beforehand labored on main franchises together with Age of Empires and World of Warcraft.

The MMO set in League of Legends’ world of Runeterra was introduced by Street in late 2020 whereas hiring for the mission, and particulars in regards to the sport have been skinny on the bottom since then. Street has talked candidly on Twitter in regards to the growth course of sometimes, claiming that the MMO is probably not launched if it would not meet Riot’s strict requirements, in addition to promising it’ll respect its gamers’ time.

Street stated the choice to go away Riot was right down to each private {and professional} causes, explaining that he “experienced some devastating personal losses last year and I want to be closer to my surviving family.” Street added that he plans to remain in sport growth and is at the moment contemplating a number of alternatives.

The thread ends with reassurance for these nervous in regards to the destiny of the League of Legends MMO, with Street saying that “the most important job I could do as part of [building a League of Legends MMO] was to build an amazing team.” He guarantees that the mission is now in good arms, and that he “will be with you all playing the Riot MMO when it comes out.”