The_Cactopus

Originally posted by The_Cactopus

On Reddit, sure, but that doesn’t really matter. We didn’t bring back solo queue because of sentiment on Reddit. We brought it back because the data showed that people around the world were starting to actually play less because of dynamic queue. We don’t really care about Reddit sentiment alone because it’s so fickle. It’s just like the first layer of input we can get from the audience (most of which isn’t on Reddit)

Originally posted by Poluact

Yeah, but it bought some time, calmed the mood for a while.

Originally posted by Gumibear208

haha no it's an obvious troll

...unless...?

Originally posted by Poluact

It's just Cactopus calming the storm with memes like he used to do in dark times of Dynamic Queue.

Originally posted by Elengot

I wanted this to be a small discussion, I didn't think this would happen. It was my first post that's why I tried to answer comments and talk to people but everything went wrong. People started to call each other entitled, to complain, to whine. Oooh, now I want to get rid of all this karma so that people don't think that I tried to farm karma by making complain post

Originally posted by justintoronto

I can't believe they're just giving us the prestige summoner icon. I would prefer to buy a battle pass then play 200 games so that I am rewarded with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

However times are tough, I will compromise by converting my USD to RP to hedge against a possible recession.

Originally posted by Neville_Lynwood

I see. That makes sense. So when's the server shut-off time?

Originally posted by OnlyAnEssenceThief

Who said I was only thinking of three?

Originally posted by OnlyAnEssenceThief

How about this?

• 2 Prestige Summoner Icons (one Gold, one Void Purple)
• 250BE
• Random Emote

You're probably thinking to yourself: 'This is absurd - we don't have the budget for that it'd kill the company!' to which I have three words: Ahri Lux Kai'Sa

I'll be in touch, but let's just say the future of skin development looks golden in my book.

Originally posted by Neville_Lynwood

It's also a fact that no matter what it ends up being, this reddit will cry half the frontpage full.

Riot could legit gift everyone every skin in the game and people would say: "I didn't want that Teemo skin, f**k you Riot".

Originally posted by Chiqlet

Lets get a deal add 1 RP on 100 BE and we gucci

Originally posted by Atroveon

Maybe add in a mystery emote too

Originally posted by SergeantAskir

A full summoner icon? Aslong as it is not just an icon shard. Or a mission that will require me to play 2000 games before I get the icon... Im pretty happy. Will there be a prestige version for just 20.000 rp as well?

Originally posted by Squonk3

A chest plus key and maybe one random eternal yay

Originally posted by rip-boshke

One prestige please

Originally posted by rip-boshke

Cries even more because I like icons but they are not that important who cares omg

Originally posted by rip-boshke

cries

Originally posted by Distasteful_Username

i moderated a pretty big subreddit for a good while and while i understand that it's not necessarily a 1:1 comparison, i'd recommend reading on subreddits like /r/theoryofreddit about how people announce changes in moderation.

a lot of these concepts you're talking about with EDs vs. people with legitimate concerns and everything else under the sun fairly closely relate to how people moderate subreddits or forums and announce decisions around choices in how the forum will be moderated.

for example, you could switch around some of the words in your earlier comment:

While lots of things we do are for you (who might love xyz content), some of the things we do are for the person next to you (who loves abc content) and some of the things we do are for someone you don’t even know.

however, it differs in that subreddit moderators look to improve the quality and popularity of their ...

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Originally posted by misteryon22

What an interesting and insightful article, good job!

I'd like to pick your brain on one of the points you made if it isn't a hassle. Do you think that the majority of the Engaged Detractors are people that just don't have any faith in The Devs and want to stur up controversy just for the sake of it or is the majority composed more out of people that are just burnt out from the game and are just looking for something to pin it on, regardless of how good or bad the decision ultimately is?

I want the belive that the people that complain with very shallow argument are really just a vocal minority that just clumps the whole playerbase together becouse they think that everyone shares their opinion since it's the only logical conclusion? (Slight hyperbole just to get the point across since I'm having trouble putting what I want to ask into more concise words)