League of Legends Season 2 is marred with bugs, including one makes you sell Recall and one that would bother your Challenger friends.
League of Legends Season 2 is now live, but it's marred with game-breaking bugs. One particular bug is that you can now sell your Recall! Tsk, tsk, greedy Boris.
Sell Recall bug in LoL
This bug is particularly easy to encounter. While you're in the fountain in range of the shop, just hover over your Recall button on the HUD and right-click.

Ta-da! Your recall is gone, and you can't channel it anymore. You get a total of 0 gold and a now-empty-looking spot on your HUD. Pressing B also no longer channels it. In short, you somehow sold the ability to Recall for nil.

This bug works in ARAM, where you can't even recall in the first place! If you absolutely want to try this bug out, hop onto a custom game or do it in ARAM so it won't impact your gameplay.
Even Drew "Midbeast" Timbs fell victim to the bug, but he was 0/6/0 on Sion, and he probably didn't need the button anyway.
This also has not escaped the radar of League of Legends bug-catcher Vandiril.
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How to fix the Recall sell bug
As of the time of writing, Riot Games has not yet pushed out a fix for the bug. If you're experiencing the unfortunate absence of the ability to Recall, the only way to get it back is to finish the current game and get onto a new one.
For now, we say that prevention is better than a cure. Just be mindful of where your mouse cursor is when you're browsing Boris' goods.
LoL Season 2 marred with bugs
A second bug was also discovered on the first day of LoL Season 2. Players on Ranked Queues (Solo/Duo, Flex) found themselves unable to swap pick orders.
This comes after Riot Games introduced the new swapping UI, since you can now swap roles on top of champions. It seems an oversight has completely removed the option to swap pick orders. This would have a negligible effect on most queues, but in the apex ranks, pick order and draft are half of the match.
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