Just so you know, that patch didn't actually fix anything. It's just a PR stunt to look like they are doing something about it. I haven't heard of a single person who couldn't launch the game before that suddenly can now launch it just because of the patch.
I myself have been getting the Rockstar Launcher crash, and 24 hours later still absolutely NONE of the solutions or patches have made ANY progress on fixing it. Absolutely disgusting and inexusable for a 3.5 billion dollar company to rush out a product in this condition. If a company advertises that a game will be available on a specific day and takes your money in exchange for that promise, but you can't even actually play on it on that day because it's a buggy unplayable mess, it should absolutely be possible to sue or start a class action lawsuit for all the players affected because that's the only way these companies will stop doing this. They continue to do this because they know they can legally get away it and as such there is no incentive for these investors to put in the money to ensure these products are actually stable and usable by launch day.
I'm sorry but fighting games require way more physical and mental effort than Leauge Of Legends ever will. Fighting games should be an Olympic sport first.
I think it's clear that the factor that convinced the committee was nothing about that LoL should be considered an Olympic sport, but rather that the ratings would be insanely high if LoL were part of the Olympics.
(Oh I should explain that I came across this GameSpot article by trying to look up about LoL being included in the 2016 Olympics:
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