Dan_Felder

Originally posted by RedShirtKing

I appreciate the insight here, but I'm not sure the analogy fully holds. From a player's perspective, Riot are the ones who are ultimately in charge of maintaining the quality of both the restaurant (Eternal) and home-cooked meals (Rotation). As a player who will only be interested in the Eternal format because that's the only place I will be able play my favorite champion, it is unclear to me how "cutting costs" by focusing more on the meals at home doesn't lead to issues with me continuing to eat my favorite dish at the only restaurant I can still go to.

Originally posted by TheSkilledRoy

Extremely confused about the line in particular "Playtesting and tech quality/keeping bugs down becomes significantly harder."

How does rotation solve bugs? All it does is offload them onto Eternal formats. And if the goal is to ensure that Eternal will be supported... wont you have to solve those bugs anyways? Or will it just be ignored.

Originally posted by Cryotivity

Disappointing

Originally posted by Alitaher003

PERMIT THE KERMIT

Originally posted by Aerhart941

Let’s not get too crazy now

Originally posted by HuntedWolf

This is so weird, I literally watched this exact YouTube video yesterday…

Originally posted by Rekirts45

How long have you guys be holding those up?

Originally posted by kid20304

UNEARTH THE GIRTH

Originally posted by HuntedWolf

How would that work with Tough?

Originally posted by KaiSa_Soze_

Inb4 Riot has added him 1 hp and called it a day.

Originally posted by Ev_Blue

UNCLOG THE FROG

Originally posted by Waterstealer

I thought he farms blood. Or is that where he gets the iron?

Originally posted by MarcosLuisP97

Kayne wins you games, yeah, but the issue is always getting there. Unless you have extreme luck with draws and powerups, getting thereis difficult, especially on higher star bosses. You early game is really bad.

Originally posted by Definitively-Weirdo

I still think rotating champions is a very bad idea, BUT rotating followers and spells might be necessary on the near future. We're already noticing how there's a lot of constraints from card designs and how they can break the game if not played carefully. While design is limitless, there's something known as regional restrictions, so you can't make X region be good on an scenario they're not intended to be.

Think on how A LOT of champions or even entire playstyles just can't compete with the massive amount of disruption you had to generate on recent times to held back absurd lategame threats like the Dreadway or Aurelion Sol. And well, printing comparable power level cards can also result in powercreep through optimized decks, and making weak cards makes the expansion feel worthless, so it's a lose-lose situation that only something like rotating the pool of cards can really solve.