EPT[Patch 5.7] More Executes General Discussion - Page 46
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Carnivorous Sheep
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
Then extinkt and freeze ended up playing for them anyway so who won in the end :> | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On April 23 2015 03:21 GhandiEAGLE wrote: http://t.co/Xf6QkeNBip 80% without Google, not bad. Hard as hell though. Keep getting timeouts when trying to submit the last question. Shit's butts. | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
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On April 23 2015 03:46 Fusilero wrote: Hey samurai in jeans were a real team, they ended up losing the Copenhagen Wolves who would go on to become NiP. Then extinkt and freeze ended up playing for them anyway so who won in the end :> Holy shit I totally forgot about it. I'm sorry MoeBuck ;; | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
On April 23 2015 03:46 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Maybe I messed up on the NA LCS Jungler questions. Meteoes/Nintendude/OddOne/Amazing/Santorin? Is it not 5? I forgot Amazing and Santorin were different people and put 4. | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On April 23 2015 03:50 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: OK apparently I got the Fnatics-Giants question wrong rip me. Same, it'd have been right if it wasn't for lomoments throwing 10k vs them. So I blame rekkles for this, way to go rekkles. | ||
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AlterKot
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
r/lol, despite what everyone thinks, isn't a democracy. The mods can do, and ban, whoever they want. People who don't give a shit can continue to visit r/lol as normal. Conversely, people who disagree with the ban can seek their League of Legends content elsewhere, and not visit r/lol. But because people like creating drama instead of just doing whatever they agree most with, we end up with everyone flinging poo around the monkey cage. Personally, I fall on the "not giving a shit" side of things, but I can understand why some people think it sets a pretty dangerous precedent. IMO tho, Lewis brought this on himself through his inability to not act like a spoiled child and get in comment fights with random internet strangers. | ||
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AlterKot
Poland7525 Posts
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Ansibled
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
On April 23 2015 04:29 Ansibled wrote: I think the League of Legends subreddit has gotten too large and has too much influence for it to be a simple case of seeking content elsewhere. I disagree. r/lol is not the content creator, merely the content aggregator. You can find all of the content that appears on /r/lol straight from the source. Is it less convenient than using the sub? Absolutely, but to claim that /r/lol is too large for people to seek content elsewhere is ludicrous. | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
The subreddit gets 10 million pageviews a day and 10 million uniques a month. The popular opinion on Reddit can drive the actions of content creators, teams, and even Riot. Obviously people can seek content elsewhere, but that's not the issue. Content that does well on Reddit is 10 times more successful than content that gets promoted elsewhere. | ||
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
On April 23 2015 04:42 Ansibled wrote: The League of Legends subreddit is where people go to find content. It's where teams go to interact with people and it's where Riot goes to interact with people. The subreddit gets 10 million pageviews a day and 10 million uniques a month. The popular opinion on Reddit can drive the actions of content creators, teams, and even Riot. Obviously people can seek content elsewhere, but that's not the issue. Content that does well on Reddit is 10 times more successful than content that gets promoted elsewhere. All very true. But I still don't really see your point. Are you saying we as the community deserve a popular and completely democratic platform for LoL content? | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On April 23 2015 04:36 BrownBear wrote: I disagree. r/lol is not the content creator, merely the content aggregator. You can find all of the content that appears on /r/lol straight from the source. Is it less convenient than using the sub? Absolutely, but to claim that /r/lol is too large for people to seek content elsewhere is ludicrous. That seems kind of silly. Its like saying if you were a local restaurant and Yelp and Urbanspoon took you off their sites it wouldn't hurt both you and the consumer. | ||
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Kinie
United States3106 Posts
If it hits an enemy within X range of Jinx, the splash damage it deals hits everything but turrets, nexus, and inhibs (ie., splash damage hits allies). | ||
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oo_Wonderful_oo
The land of freedom23126 Posts
On April 23 2015 04:48 Kinie wrote: So after reading the context on why they're nerfing Jinx's R, I wonder if they might try a different thing to stop/discourage her firing the ult like a Graves ult: If it hits an enemy within X range of Jinx, the splash damage it deals hits everything but turrets, nexus, and inhibs (ie., splash damage hits allies). With such advice, you can get 1000 upvotes on r/leagueoflegends probably. | ||
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ghrur
United States3786 Posts
<3 Order. | ||
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BrownBear
United States6894 Posts
On April 23 2015 04:47 cLutZ wrote: That seems kind of silly. Its like saying if you were a local restaurant and Yelp and Urbanspoon took you off their sites it wouldn't hurt both you, and the consumer. My point is that it's silly to bitch about it on /r/lol and assume change will happen, which a large section of the community is currently doing. To use your analogy, it would be like posting nasty reviews about Yelp, on Yelp, after your restaurant was removed. If everyone who's currently bitching about the situation (especially the famous ones like Thorin, Carmac, Kelsey Moser, etc.) actually wanted something to change, there are actions they can take. They could support /r/riotfreelol or any of the other protest subs that have sprung up, or they could discourage people sharing their content to /r/lol. They won't, though, because as Cheep said, it's easier to bitch and hope change happens. Cheep's post is actually very good, and I think it's on the minds of most people who are upset about this situation. Unfortunately, that makes it kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. | ||
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