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Originally posted by bz6

For me in the past couple of years there has been huge inconsistencies with League content within Riot. Like the team "starts" a content series and just never continues.

Things like:

1) the VGU BTS pieces of content done for Mord, Irelia, and Panth. those were insanely cool and gave us a lot of insight.

2) champion teasers/announcements . this is pretty much self-explanatory, but there has to be a standard when it comes to announcing or teasing new champs. I understand every project gets its own resources, but shit the difference between Senna cinematic and Nilah's is kinda cringe.

4) Life of patch. This was so dope.

5) most recently you guys started with "Devs Spill The Beans" and just... stopped?

I am sure there are plenty more examples, but yeah, that's some feedback. /u/Cashmiir

Originally posted by MuggyTheMugMan

Hey, hope you're having a nice day. I have a question too, riot made a dev blog recently talking about the improvements the new behavioural systems brought, with no mention of false positives. Is this being measured? If so, how would it even be measurable?

Originally posted by AggressiveTitle9

Can you talk at all about how toxicity detection works (technically), while (I assume) maintaining an extremely low false positive rate? I work in a very slightly related space and keeping the FP rate as low as possible while still being useful has definitely been tricky in the past.

Anything particularly cool that you're enjoying working on right now?

Huge fan of the notification you guys send when someone in a recent game was punished for toxicity

Originally posted by Freezman13

Hi ^_^

Originally posted by PureImbalance

Hi :)

Originally posted by ReganDryke

Wait there is people from the Behavioral System on the sub?

O.O

I've been hoping you guys would do an AMA one day because of all the weird belief that float around the different systems.

We haven't got a public speaking figure for Behavioral since Lyte left years ago.

Originally posted by Tirriss

So if I write a fanficton with Singed and Heimerdinger you would read it?

Originally posted by ADistantFallenStar

I can't tell you the number of times I've been typing up a comment and seen someone post exactly what I'm trying to say.

I mean endorsing a comment goes a long way. Any random reddit comment has to be taken with a large grain of salt. Riot might entirely agree with any one comment, but until they acknowledge that agreement it's the just take of some rando on the internet.

Originally posted by GalleGutsito

I work as a video game journalist and Nexus has been one of the coolest sources of stories I've ever had - it's only been a few days since I posted the Rammus thing! Admittedly, for that part, my opinion is pretty biased.
However, I do feel a little sorry for this part of Riot Games' growth. Even before it was part of my job, it was one of the things I enjoyed most as a player. I think that in this somewhat more serious part of communication, surely necessary after the start of the year, that somewhat more fun and lighthearted approach is lost.
Still, I have only good words for how you are doing things right now. It can't be easy to be in that situation and this is just the cry of someone who misses that perhaps more curious but less important part of Riot Games contents.

Originally posted by HuntedFork

We're still around :)

I'm kinda new to posting around here, but Riots engagement with the community was one of the reasons I wanted to join up; so now that I'm here I'll try and do my part to keep the tradition going.

Here are some of the reasons I don't comment more often:

• Like Brightmoon said, you guys often beat me to it. I can't tell you the number of times I've been typing up a comment and seen someone post exactly what I'm trying to say.
• Reddit's really only good for reaching a small but highly engaged portion of the English speaking world. If something's important to say, then it's better to put it in patch notes or a dev blog so everyone can read it.
• It's intimidating! I'm happy most of my comments have been positively received so far, but it's definitely scary every time I hit the 'comment' button.

And since this is as good a place as any to make my official introduction:

Hi everyone!
I'm Riot Hu...

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Originally posted by PhreakRiot

OMG is that legendary Viper main Altombre in my subreddit?

Originally posted by GalleGutsito

HuntedFork

You are right about reddit, you will only reach high engaged engish speakers in a direct way. But "direct" is the word here.

There are plenty of game journalist or content creators interested in telling to the people what you say here. Its a bit sad that we are losing contents like the old Riot Nexus ones that explained why rammus only know six words or how jinx born from a Katie De Sousa's draw. I dont mind if it's in reddit, lol page or whatever but i think that Riot should bring back that kind of contents that, even if not giving a lot of "direct" return, helped a lot for us the folks around the world that spread the League word.

PS: Not native english, hope it can be understood.

Originally posted by Makozak

If a Rioter make a shitpost, will it be considered canon in the Lore ?

Originally posted by GreaterBelugaWhale

why hello there

Originally posted by GalaxySmash

Aside from AMAs, I feel like we do comment here and there. Its purely voluntary to engage on social media so you'll probably only see a select few people (especially the ones that engage often), but they are definitely there. One thing I will say is that we read EVERYTHING here, even if we don't comment on it.

Originally posted by Ok-Connection-2442

Hello Mr riot, which team do you work in?

So we can properly assault you with a barrage of aggressive criticism 🫡

Originally posted by Tirriss

So if I write a fanficton with Singed and Heimerdinger you would read it?

Originally posted by aglimmerof

Oh hey you’re on the Behavior team! Can I ask a question?

Do streamers get special treatment? Recently SoloRenektonOnly has been a real swell human being in his games :)