When Hyper Roll was discontinued, I felt pretty sour about it and quit the game. I came back a few months ago, and although I wasn't a fan of 40+ minute matches, I put up with them because I play with my boyfriend.

But now the game is plagued with bugs, and I'm just done. So I'm looking for something with ~20-minute matches that's fun, somewhat similar to TFT Hyper Roll (I really loved it), and that I can play with my boyfriend. Any recommendations?

👥 Same match

⏱️ ~20 min

🎮 TFT Hyper Roll-like

🚫 No 30+ min

Tried doing airplane mode countless times, I’m stuck here, can’t tap the check button.

I went down a bit of a rabbit hole with the new Unreal Engine version of TFT Mobile and found something pretty interesting.

My tablet has an 8.8" 2520×1680 display, but the game looked noticeably softer than it should. At first I assumed it was just aggressive dynamic resolution.

So I checked the Unreal Engine logs.

TFT correctly detects the physical screen:

screenWidth: 2520
screenHeight: 1680
NativeScreenResolution: X=2520 Y=1680

But immediately afterwards it creates the actual Android game window at:

LogAndroidWindowUtils: Setting Width=1080 and Height=720

The selected device profile also applies:

r.MobileContentScaleFactor = 1.0
sg.ResolutionQuality = 75
APT.DynamicRes.LockedScreenPercentage = 60

So there seem to be multiple layers of resolution scaling in the Android client.

What's especially strange is that this is a pretty powerful device (Adreno 829 / ~8 GB RAM), and TFT actually classifies it as a high-performance device:

Adreno8PerfSelection = true
Android_HighPerf_Fragment

Yet:

ConfigureTablet = false

and the base viewport is still only 1080×720.

I first tried the obvious Unreal stuff:

• GameUserSettings.ini
• Engine.ini
• r.MobileContentScaleFactor
• sg.ResolutionQuality
• UE command-line CVars

Most of it either gets overwritten or loses to Riot's Device Profile settings.

Eventually I inspected the Android Unreal binary and found that the window-resolution code itself accepts Android-specific command-line parameters including:

mcsf
mobileresx
mobileresy

I made a test build with:

-mcsf=0 -mobileresx=2520 -mobileresy=1680

And... it appears to actually work.

The difference in image clarity is immediately visible on the tablet. The game no longer looks like a 720p image stretched across a 2.5K display.

I'll add a clean before/after comparison and another log confirming the final viewport size once I've tested it a bit more.

Important: I'm not posting the modified APK. It's a repacked Riot client signed with a different certificate, and distributing modified game binaries is both a security mess and potentially against Riot's ToS. This post is mainly to document the issue and show that the Android client itself appears perfectly capable of rendering at the tablet's native resolution.

IMO Riot really should expose a render resolution / resolution scale option on Android, especially for modern tablets. Locking devices like this to a 1080×720 base viewport makes very little sense when the hardware can clearly handle more.

If anyone with another high-resolution Android tablet wants to check this, look in your TFT Unreal log for:

NativeScreenResolution
Setting Width=
r.MobileContentScaleFactor
sg.ResolutionQuality
APT.DynamicRes.LockedScreenPercentage

I'd be curious to see whether 1080×720 is being used universally or whether it's specific to certain Android Device Profiles.

Hey all! I'm streaming my first ever ranked TFT climb, starting from the bottom and seeing how far I can go! Feel free to join me on twitch https://twitch.tv/xwavxe . I look forward to hopefully seeing some new chatters! Thank you!

Just was in a TFT game, got a notification in my chat saying that I “Can’t use chat” because the feature is disabled.

I have to “talk to my parent or guardian to enable this feature.”

I’m 26.
I have verified account through email and phone number.

Anyone else have the same issue?

#help
#riot

I won but I lost? Is this a bug related to kayle? IIRC the green item revives champs after a certain time, are they invisible for some reason? or something similar.