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You have several huge errors here:

1. You assume all champions are equally "not-mained" before claiming that the "mained" winrate is the accurate number and so the winrate delta is actually how much skill growth is available. That's a fatal flaw. The last time I had hard data (2017), Yasuo was top 3 for most-mained and had one of the highest winrate growths for experience in the game. So a ~5% winrate lift for Yasuo should tell you a substantial portion of Yasuo players are already mains, which echoes my point.

2. Unless you manually changed things, you were slicing only plat+ data, which, even a day later, only has 388k games. 388k games divided among 160 champions and then further divided into the subset of players with a lot of experience is not a lot of games. You're going to get massive variance. For reference, I changed Plat+ to Iron+ (i.e. all games captured by the site) and the Yone difference went from ~10% to ~5%, or 64th. I don...

The polls closed and I have seen the data. Cant talk about it yet and not sure what date the announce will happen. We have to write the devblog and localize it then it will come out, probably sometime in the next week or so

No the data hasn't caught up to her release yet. I should for sure have her early data by Monday though

Asterisk: They don't always have high winrates. They have higher winrates than if they weren't played by mains at the present level of tuning.

In 2017, Yasuo was top 3 for most-mained champion (I don't have updated numbers at my fingertips). Putting Yasuo anywhere NEAR 50% win rate means he's tuned lower than almost every champion in the game but players make up for it with their skills on the champion.

The initial response was because I don't like character assassinations. I was on the subreddit already, I saw the reply, went through my memory, and was like, "Nah, doesn't sound like me." The fact that your initial comment was like the #4 chain and seemed made up made me go, "yeah, sure, I'll just tell this person off."

Then you were adamant about it.

I replied several hours later because the comment lodged itself into my brain. I kept trying to replay memories from MSG to see if I remembered doing something like this and couldn't.

I remember someone coming up the elevator into our dressing room and asking for photos (obvious no, half of us were in underwear and he wasn't supposed to be there). I remember stopping for pizza at a corner shop. I remember crowds accumulating several times out on the street. I remember walking around with my hood up at one point because I didn't want to be recognized.

But I couldn't remember telling someone to piss off....

Mundo has landed where we expected, which is roughly where he was pre-rework. We knew we weren't changing him enough for him to move much, and he was already somewhat popular. The goal was just to modernize him.

Yes, and those Gemstones will automatically convert to Mythic Essence!

I don't see why not

Its doubtful, as it's actually a pretty small percentage of players that engage with Reddit and other social media. I imagine if the backlash gets very big it could effect overall engagement, but I don't think it actually effects much

Riot: "pyke is a support"

2019 G2: lol. lmao.

Akshan ended up with less Breadth then we predicted but more depth. All in all still a pretty good add to the roster, especially since it doesnt look like he will be a pro play problem. Vex ended up with higher breadth then we predicted. So Akshan was a bit under and Vex was a bit over our engagement shotcall.

I'll give them an offer they can't refuse

Thank you, it's been a good start to the season!

THANK YOU! Someone saw that reference, made my day <3

2019 G2 were monsters.

We sorted this out with the OP in DMs.

Do they look like this, OP? semi-related: did you enable multi-factor authentication on your account?

https://i.imgur.com/B40pIBW.png

If you feel comfortable so I can look into this further, please drop me a Reddit DM with your Riot ID (it'll look like Riot danhonks#NVB94)

If it did happen, then I truly apologize for being curt with you. I have no memory of blowing anyone off at an event ever. At most I’ve said I had to go when hailed because sometimes I’ve got a schedule to keep or somewhere to be.

I remember walking around NYC and having packs of people accumulate when I stopped for photos or autographs and I’m cool with that, so I don’t know why it’d be any different this time: I tend to stop for photos or autographs.

Either way, again, I’m sorry if I came across rude to you back then. I truly don’t believe I’ve had such an interaction but I’m human so maybe it did and I forgot.

Thanks I appreciate it <3

I am aware of this and that's why I am interested in software proposals like IndieAuth rather than relying on The Big Companies as OAuth providers (I have not proposed changing how we do this in the company just yet as IE needs as bit more maturation).

I don't think there is much value to the business in U2F devices, like Yubikeys, in games, even when we consider that. I do feel like moblie devices are going to be the way to go there.

That said, I'm an IC and not a business strategist. I don't feel like the juice is worth the squeeze on U2F, all the same; we have limited resources and the resources spent on U2F would probably have better return on investment for Riot and its players if spent on devices we already know players have and are invested in.

Supporting U2F would be a big investment, would not work across all devices, for minimal gain, only to provide value for a lot of people who honestly already are pretty well-engaged in security. I thin...