PBE

PBE stands for Public Beta Environment, which is a separate server where players can test out upcoming content before it is released to the live servers.

Players can access the PBE by having a League of Legends account in good standing and applying through the official PBE signup page on the Riot Games website.

On the PBE, players can test new champions, skins, balance changes, and features before they are released to the general player base.

No, purchases made on the PBE do not carry over to the live servers. The PBE is a testing environment, and any RP or in-game content acquired there does not transfer.

Yes, feedback from players on the PBE is crucial in helping Riot Games identify and address issues with upcoming content before it goes live for all players.

Yes, players are encouraged to report any bugs or issues they encounter on the PBE to help ensure a more polished experience when content is released on the live servers.

Yes, players are expected to adhere to the same code of conduct and rules as on the live servers. Negative behavior, such as toxicity or intentional griefing, can result in penalties on the PBE.

New content, such as champion reworks, balance changes, skins, and features, is typically released on the PBE shortly before it is scheduled to go live on the main servers.

Yes, players of all skill levels are welcome to participate in testing on the PBE. Feedback from a diverse range of players is important for comprehensive testing.

While there are no direct rewards for participating in PBE testing, players have the opportunity to provide valuable feedback that can help improve the overall player experience.