[VIRAL] 'League of Legends' Player Experiences Dropped Tinder Matches — It's Not Bug

A "League of Legends" player experienced a sudden decrease in Tinder matches. But, this problem is not caused by any in-app bug.

Instead, the issue started after Nathan Edmonds, the latest marketing head of Hitmaker, a giant esports jobs platform.

Although he has a great career and personality, it seems like playing "League of Legends" doesn't work for his potential Tinder matches.

[VIRAL] 'League of Legends' Player's Tinder Matches Drop?

According to Esports News UK's latest report, Edmonds shared that he rarely receives date matches ever since he added "League of Legends" to his Tinder passion list.

"I'll be honest, I don't get many matches anyway - which must be down to some kind of bug, right?" said the "LoL" gamer.

He jokingly asked why he is not receiving Tinder matches even when he is already in Gold 2 Solo Queue. Aside from this, he added that he also owns a dog named Lux (a character in "League of Legends").

But there's no bug at all. It seems like the issue is with the "League of Legends" passion tag itself. Ever since the app launched its so-called Passion feature, users have started to share the things they love to do.

These include gaming, such as "LoL." As of writing, the top games usually included in Tinder's passion list are "Fortnite," "Dungeons and Dragons," as well as "League of Legends."

But, it seems like some Tinder users don't like individuals who are into esports. You can see this in the replies that Edmonds received on his Twitter post below.

Tinder Passion: How To Change Your List?

Adjusting or changing the tags on your Tinder Passion list is quite easy to do. Just follow these simple steps provided by MakeUseOf:

1. First, open your Tinder app.
2. After that, click your profile and tap on the Pencil icon.
3. Then, scroll down until you reach your Passions box.
4. Once you are there, you can now change the Passion tags you currently have. Click the "Done" button to finish editing.

Meanwhile, "League of Legends" Zeri was recently criticized by many gamers.

On the other hand, Microsoft allowed Riot Games fans to have unlimited "League of Legends" RP.

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Written by: Griffin Davis