It doesn't really matter that the OP of those threads are outdated. Again, ideally, it would be nice if champion specific discussion were done in their champion thread, it obviously flows better than in GD, especially with such a broad question like "How do I build Jungle Jax?".
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
It doesn't really matter that the OP of those threads are outdated. Again, ideally, it would be nice if champion specific discussion were done in their champion thread, it obviously flows better than in GD, especially with such a broad question like "How do I build Jungle Jax?". | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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InfSunday
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On September 23 2015 02:51 InfSunday wrote: So does it matter for champion threads if the last post is insanely old? I have some support Nautlius questions but the last post in his champion thread was in Feb. 2013. ![]() Feel free to refresh the thread. | ||
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TheHumanSensation
Canada1210 Posts
Well, I mean, I could write a Twitch guide with a bunch of little tricks and such in it, but it wouldn't be very useful as an overall guide because I'm Silver 3 and don't play enough anymore to have a good idea of match ups and such. In the current structure where the OP has to be a guide (which in turn requires a semi-high level player) it's not particularly accessible for a lot of people. | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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NeoIllusions
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On September 23 2015 03:23 krndandaman wrote: alright, here's the thread http://www.liquidlegends.net/forum/lol-strategy/495263-sololane-lulu did what I could with it. took longer than I thought.. I will do some visual fixes tommorow in the morning ;-) | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On September 23 2015 03:13 TheHumanSensation wrote: Well, I mean, I could write a Twitch guide with a bunch of little tricks and such in it, but it wouldn't be very useful as an overall guide because I'm Silver 3 and don't play enough anymore to have a good idea of match ups and such. In the current structure where the OP has to be a guide (which in turn requires a semi-high level player) it's not particularly accessible for a lot of people. Guide OPs don't need to be super detailed 100% Challenger level special taktics level. All they need to be is just a generic "Yo, this is what this champion does, this is generally how you want to build/rune/mastery." The job of a guide OP isn't to be top 5 X on their server, but to keep the guide updated with relevant information and be open to constructive criticism of old or bad information. Speaking of which, my Sej guide needs help bad. XD | ||
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JonnyLaw
United States3482 Posts
And then there are holy pieces of work such as this and this. Get on Atrioc's level. | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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TheHumanSensation
Canada1210 Posts
On September 23 2015 05:19 krndandaman wrote: As epic as those guides were it's actually a double edged sword since it's so much harder to keep updated/relevant. Imagine updating all those pictures over and over (unless it's not as hard as I imagine it to be?). Sadly both those guides are quite out of date. that fizz guide was just ridiculous You could probably save a copy of your background imagery with a large blank white box in your images (maybe give it a nice frame) that gives you enough space to c/p item images and such into so that updating becomes less difficult. Personally I don't know enough about coding to understand how the background image heavy posts on TL don't just get broken by different resolutions, so I could never implement something like that to begin with. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
But yeah, it's still a decent amount of work | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On September 23 2015 04:55 JonnyLaw wrote: When I started league in s2 TL was the first place I looked for guides since I already used the website. Not knowing anything about league even the most basic things like runes/masteries/skills helped a lot. Actually getting the champ threads active is a great idea. And then there are holy pieces of work such as this and this. Get on Atrioc's level. The problem with that is you need either staff privileges or staff permission(I've heard?) to be able to use that kind of formatting. Obviously, that is added on top of needing to know what you're doing. | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On September 23 2015 05:49 Gahlo wrote: The problem with that is you need either staff privileges or staff permission(I've heard?) to be able to use that kind of formatting. Obviously, that is added on top of needing to know what you're doing. Atrioc had a ton of help on the staff side in making those guides (as far as forum formatting goes), and I THINK he might have even gotten special "formatting permissions" for that thing. It was quite an endeavor. That being said, if you're interested.... | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On September 23 2015 06:11 AsmodeusXI wrote: Atrioc had a ton of help on the staff side in making those guides (as far as forum formatting goes), and I THINK he might have even gotten special "formatting permissions" for that thing. It was quite an endeavor. That being said, if you're interested.... I lost my passion for that a long time ago. If I'm not going to put in the work on standard formatting to have any of my guides be near Ketara's Lux guide, it would be pointless to ask for permissions. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
![]() They can't give you permissions in just one thread they have to do it for the entire forum, so. I'll look at the Lulu guide a little later. Did a brief glance, it looked fine. You guys have to remember when making guides that the more complicated and flashy the guide is the harder it is to update. You need to really think about how much time you want to spend maintaining an OP. | ||
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AlterKot
Poland7525 Posts
The new Champ Select flow is now: 1) Players can invite friends into a Lobby. 2) Each player is required to select at least 2 Positions (such as Top/Mid, or Mid/Jungle). On average, Ranked players only play 2.2 positions, so we wanted to start simple with a Pick-2 design, but have some backups like rank-sorting all 5 positions if there are queue time issues. We also have designs to incentivize mastering all positions in the future. 3) There's a new position called "Fill." 4) We're currently asking Duo Queues to cover at least 3 unique positions, to further improve queue times. Duo Queues will still have a higher chance of getting the exact 2 positions they want, but it is not 100% guaranteed. 5) Once you've chosen your positions, we match you into a full team and you enter Champion Select. 6) We've made some changes to how drafting works; however, we'll be talking more about this in a future design blog. 7) During Champ Select, you can still negotiate with your teammates to lane swap or trade champs if you want a more favorable match-up just like Champ Select today. 8) Once drafting is done, your team enters the game. http://ask.fm/RiotLyte/answer/132719129282 Ranked in Season 6/preseason I assume. I wonder how it will work in practice, will being a fill main result in me just playing the least popular role in 99% games? | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
On September 23 2015 11:02 AlterKot wrote: http://ask.fm/RiotLyte/answer/132719129282 Ranked in Season 6/preseason I assume. I wonder how it will work in practice, will being a fill main result in me just playing the least popular role in 99% games? Yup. You'll play a lot of support but your queues will be quicker than the massive amount of people queuing up for top/mid. | ||
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