So i have 2 Screens. one smaller and one larger. i made the smaller one my "primary" screen and started LOL. then i took the patcher to the larger screen. after pressing play, the PVP.NET-Client was rendered to my Main Screen (the smaller, "primary") again. Again i moved him to the larger screen. when the game started, the Client was rendered to the smaller screen with the resolution of the bigger screen(!). someone has an idea on how to avoid this?
League-of-legends – Force Client Window to be rendered to bigger screen
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Short answer: Skins do not affect the hitbox of champions.
There are only 3 hitbox sizes in League of Legends, and skins do not change which hitbox a character uses according to this post.
Kennen is a small hitbox. Ashe uses a medium hitbox. Cho' Gath uses the large hitbox.
Thanks for your post! Gameplay hitboxes actually come in three sizes for all champs, >small, medium, and large, and don't change based on things like animations, the model, >or character facing. We do this so that you and your opponents get a consistent >experience.
Galio's wing's aren't actually making his hitbox larger, though he does have a "large" >size hitbox already. As warmonkey and Oluldan pointed out, this both helps Galio tank >and is appropriate given the size of his character.
More information about the three different hitboxes can be found here. The three special cases are Nasus, Renekton, and Cho'Gath with their ultimates [Source].
Yes, you are both of course correct, Cho'Gath, Nasus, and Renekton's abilities do cause their hitboxes to increase in size.
[..] a bigger Champion means a bigger target to aim for by enemy skillshots.
This is correct, but isn't necessarily a disadvantage. Most of the characters with large+ hitboxes have more hp, armor, magic resist, etc and are better suited for taking damage. With a larger hitbox, it's easier to intercept skillshots and other abilities to protect squishier allies.
Also, characters with large hitboxes can stand on "top" of other champions, making them harder to target.
Other than this, I can't think of any direct advantage provided by a larger hitbox. Spells that increase the hitbox often directly affect the champions stats (think of how Cho'Gath gains HP with each feast), but the size increase itself does nothing.
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The placement of the launcher has no bearing on where the game will display. If you are playing in fullscreen mode it will default to your primary monitor. Some games have the options to set the monitor you are wanting to use, this is normally located under options > video.