League of Legends Indonesia Closes Server, Players Will Be Moved To Singapore and Malaysia Servers

The shocking news was released by Garena League of Legends Indonesia. As the publisher of League of Legends in Indonesia, they reported that they would close the Indonesian server. All League of Legends players from Indonesia will be moved to Singapore and Malaysia servers. The news almost coincided with the merging of Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia AOV servers a few days ago. Where the Arena of Valor game is also published by Garena.

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Posted by League of Legends Indonesia on Wednesday, April 17, 2019

The process of migrating or merging League of Legends players’ accounts from the Indonesian server to the Singapore and Malaysia servers can already be done from April 17 to May 15. Meanwhile, after the 15th of May, the Indonesian server will be officially closed and can no longer be accessed. Meanwhile, players from Indonesia can still migrate their accounts for up to three months from the closing of the Indonesian server or in August.

Indonesian players who migrate their accounts to Singapore and Malaysia servers will receive rewards from Garena. The rewards that players get include blue essence, rune pages, to hextech chests & keys. The prizes obtained are adjusted to the level of the accounts of the Indonesian League of Legends players.

After transferring the account of League of Legends Indonesia players, Summoner Level, Champions, Skins, Summoner Icons, Riot Poins, Rune Pages, Ward Skins, Emotes, Blue Essence, Orange Essence, and Hextech Items will also be transferred to the Singapore and Malaysia server accounts. Meanwhile, Summoners Name, Match History, MMR, Season rank, etc. cannot be transferred to the Singapore and Malaysia servers.

The merging of the Indonesian server into the Singapore and Malaysia servers occurred due to the lack of League of Legends players in Indonesia. To maintain the competitive level of the game and so that League of Legends players don’t have to wait long while looking for matches, merging the server is the right step. Meanwhile, for the esports event itself, Indonesia is currently still separated from Singapore and Malaysia. At the LoL Sea Tours 2019 event, Indonesia had its own representative who fought with 3 other servers in Southeast Asia.

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