Baekhyun of EXO will be lending his voice to Ezreal, a member of Heartsteel, the latest virtual band to debut from Riot Games, the developer of League of Legends (LoL) said Tuesday. Heartsteel made its debut on the same day. The boy band is Riot Games' latest virtual boy band following K/DA, Pentakill, and True Damage.
The company said that the band’s first single “Paranoia” will drop on Oct. 24 and will be available on major streaming platforms.
Heartsteel's six members are reimagined versions of six LoL champions — Ezreal, Kayn, Aphelios, Yone, K’Sante and Sett. The company said Baekhyun's Ezreal will be one of the vocalists of the band. Other global artists have also joined the project including Cal Scruby (Kayn), Øzi (Sett) and Tobi Lou (K'Sante).
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Baekhyun is a member of boy band EXO and SuperM that debuted in 2012. He began his solo career in 2019 with “City Lights.”
“We were able to introduce ‘Heartsteel’ thanks to the close collaboration between a talented creative team and amazing global artists, ” said Maria Egan, Global Head of Music & Events at Riot Games Entertainment through a press release.
This is not the first time the company tapped into the music industry. The company released several hit anthems for the LoL Worlds Championship, working with pop artists. Recently, it collaborated with NewJeans, a K-pop girl group, releasing this year’s anthem “Gods.” The company also debuted a virtual girl group, K/DA, in 2019 and other LoL-themed virtual bands such as Pentakill and True Damage.
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If your language of preference is on the list of languages for your server, the change is easy. Sign out of your account (that is if
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Actually works for you) and select the language from the dropdown menu. This works best for European servers, as the developers did a solid job covering EU’s most spoken languages. You may still question the variety, but keep in mind that Riot Games recorded voiceover and committed to updating them for years to come.
This method, however, won’t work for servers that were set up for primarily single-language markets. The CIS server (RU), for example, supports only the Russian language. Players who want to play the game in a different language have to either switch servers or look for an alternative solution.
Luckily, it’s not like League’s client forgets languages that do not fit your server. With a bit of simple file manipulation, we can make the client run in any language regardless of the server. There are two methods of breaking the LoL language boundaries. While the shortcut method is superior, I’m keeping the notepad method for self-troubleshooting purposes. NB: the Korean client is accessible only through the shortcut method.
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After the first launch, you can once again run League of Legends from Start Menu. As it is, the shortcut method modifies League files to accommodate the language change. Should your client revert to the original language, keep using the shortcut.
*If launcher ignores the language change, you may have to use LeagueClient.exe from the League of Legends directory instead of the desktop shortcut. Personally, I take advantage of Start Menu on Windows 10 to avoid the hassle
Some third-party tools allow you to automate the process of forcing languages. They basically do the thing that I’ve just described but with less input on your part. Such tools are not illegal as long as they merely edit the two config lines but anything else may put your account in jeopardy. Use third-party language tools at your own risk!
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The most up-to-date tool is an open-source solution by Collin McKinney. The interface of his LeagueLocaleLauncher has exactly two lines, and it also supports the Chinese language. The tool is currently in the clear, but keep the risk of getting banned in mind!
Unfortunately, it’s currently impossible to opt for a different voiceover but keep the text in your native tongue. Even a software solution probably won’t work, as pointed out by Collin McKinney. Then again, why not take the chance to pick up some Japanese?
If you want to choose a language of your region, simply sign out and do that on the login screen. Otherwise, you will have to edit a config file or look up a third-party software solution.
Baekhyun To Lend Voice To Riot Games' Virtual Band Heartsteel
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