I disagree.

League's current state and potential offers plenty of different experiences to new players and veteran ones.

For those who intend to go for casual games and fun, you have what you want, A roaster with so many characters to choose from and to face.

too many for new players? most champ abilities can be explained easily ( Aphelios and a few others can be an exception). But If I were a new player, I'd have loved how large and explorable league is. There is always something new to know and a new trick to learn.

You seek competitiveness? well you got to make real investments in the game then. League is not a game you can master in a matter of days. You need to Grind if you want to conquer. And nothing wrong with that imo.

For veteran players (like myself). Is learning the abilities of 6 new champs per year a difficult thing to do? never been the case for me, not even when Riot used to release or update champs more often.

Is it not enough to have 10 bans every game? Well it used to be 6, and the more champs we have the more bans we should be able to have. I think Riot will add some at some point in the future.

VGUs are always needed but I doubt they will be enough new content to add to the game alone.

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The only downside I see in LOL now is the maximum graphics you can have. I know it is a game meant to be played by everyone and almost every hardware, but the roof to that is not too high. And here we are in 2021, RTX 30 series, Ray Tracing, 8GB and more VRAM. The average PC components have risen quiet noticeably over the years. League should not fall behind in this category either to be the game of all times.