League of Legends patch 26.10 changes minion aggro, and Riot isn't interested in your complaints

League of Legends patch 26.10 removes the minion priority-list behavior, changing how minions choose targets in lane.

Minions will now mostly aggro when an allied champion is attacked, instead of retargeting based on attacks on allied minions.

Riot says the update should make minion behavior easier to understand, but many players argue it weakens wave management and lane control.

The change matters most in high-level and competitive play, where small minion interactions can affect skill expression and match outcomes.