[Patch 3.09: Spirit Guard Udyr Patch] General Discussion -…

On July 17 2013 16:35 beefhamburger wrote:
For guitar, I had an idea about something to try when scrimming:

At every 10 minute interval during the game (10 min, 20 min, 30 min, etc.), pause and have the team/shotcaller decide what the overarching goals of the team are at that very moment. Whether they want to contest objectives in x minutes, try to steal a buff, push/freeze which lanes, ganks, pressure which tower, likely enemy positions, etc. I think it would help your/any team improve making more decisive and better calls and improve game flow and control. Especially late game where most teams falter, I think being able to think about what the team should do next during practice would go miles in improving late game calls. I know teams do this when reviewing replays but doing it "in the moment" is likely to be beneficial since it simulates more what it's really like during a match.

Of course you'd have to find a team that would accept to those circumstances and you can forgo pausing if in the midst of a teamfight. Just a thought.

On July 17 2013 16:20 Ryuu314 wrote:

It's cuz the Koreans know what's up. They can recognize quality when they see it

the vote system is straight up rigged so that it shuttles garbage to the front page, it's not a straightforward +1/-1 and there's more wrong with it than the 'obvious' stuff. Basically anything that takes more than a half second to process and consider automagically gets thrown in the dumpster because of underneath the hood stuff like vote quality being indirectly related to time since submission. If you read a subforum that doesn't allow images you just get the next worst thing which is sensationalism and puns. If you move down another moderation level which hardly any of them do you still have the pervasive problem that the voting system is an engine for confirmation bias. opinions most people don't agree with just get automatically hidden.

the issue you guys are discussing is not just one of community appeal and fear of reading, reddit is specifically geared to push low quality, fast consumption information that comes in tiny little pieces like popcorn. You guys are wasting your time trying to think about how you can make TL style content appealing to reddit. I can't emphasize enough how worthless it will be in gaining an audience.

On July 17 2013 16:42 Amui wrote:


That and unlike the vast majority of reddit LoL, they don't have the attention spans of goldfish. Taking 10 minutes to read a writeup that goes deeper into strategy is also not in most of reddit LoL mentality.

A 20 second video of a "big play" is going to get a hell of a lot more upvotes than an informative article. It's a sad fact of life.

On July 17 2013 17:51 Fionn wrote:


Apparently they split up the article in three translated parts and one got 35,000 and the other two in the 20's.

On July 17 2013 16:37 Shotcoder wrote:
I finally purchased Lee Sin, after 5-6 games with him and getting his mechanics down...I don't regret it a bit.

On July 17 2013 18:06 Amui wrote:
SGU is out~~

On July 17 2013 18:37 Amui wrote:
I'm amazed at how much detail they put into SGU. Whenever you kill a unit, a spirit comes out that's the same color as the stance you're in. All the little things.

On July 17 2013 18:45 BlueBird. wrote:


The skins are so much better than they were a few years back