Kinda Depressing

Mordepool·Nov 24, 2017·2 votes·397 views

Great job Nearlyn. Keep up the good work I'm sure you will be busy for a while yet.

246 Bugs to date. Although Riot MeMeMe Me did fix like 3 after 6 months of consistent Nagging I can't help but feel like that's Not enough

8 Comments

MordepoolNov 24, 20172 votes

Who's the robot who downvotes every thread I make. Enjoy that feature while you can I guess

AlgidoNov 24, 20171 votes

As a Morde OTP from season 2 through 5 (Literally EVERY game [in norms, didn't play rank] because I wanted to eliminate as many factors as I could in order to learn the game before learning other champs I may want to play) I learned that as a main of a champ that is not only an outlier but has to have the coding of every other champion in the game somehow tied in [due to his ult] that it is something one simply has to deal with. I can't imagine any other champ having more coding (I don't know anything when it comes to that, mind you) than Morde. So considering those two factors alone (to reiterate, very uncommon pick and the complexity of making him work on any capacity) I can see why rito doesn't want to undertake fixing The Master of Metal as it would probably take a f***ing LOT of effort and man hours and as a business it makes more sense to use that time to do exponentially more cost effective projects.

Personally I try to find a silver lining in everything, no matter how negative. One being that when/if they ever actually work on him playing without the obscene amounts of bugs will be amazing. Also the potential down time would force me to either take a break or find a new game to play for a few weeks. Weeks? Yeah, probably. Remember when Ornn came out? For me, literally unplayable without Morde. Am I OK with, or condone the lack of attention? Hell no. Do I understand? Yes.

He will receive a rework eventually and once everyone stops crying like they did in his prior rework, all will be well. But I'm with you brother. Misery loves company.

MordepoolNov 24, 20171 votes

I just can't understand thier mentality and how they can justify this BLATANT Neglect

InfernapeNov 24, 20171 votes

It's fun losing a fight or even the game because one of Morde's seemingly infinite bugs decides to rear its ugly head. I wouldn't even complain if they disabled him, fixed his bugs then put him back in the game.

MordepoolNov 24, 20171 votes

He doesn't even pop up on the Bug Fixes section of any Patchnotes. I harassed RIOT MeMeMeMe for 6 months to get 2-3 bugs fixed. Sorry not sorry. It's Egregious neglect since Nearlyn does 90% of the work finding and Replicating each bug.

AlgidoNov 24, 20171 votes

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He doesn't even pop up on the Bug Fixes section of any Patchnotes. I harassed RIOT MeMeMeMe for 6 months to get 2-3 bugs fixed. Sorry not sorry. It's Egregious neglect since Nearlyn does 90% of the work finding and Replicating each bug.

I'm sure being a dick and harassing Riot employees will get you far... Yeah, you are only making them less likely to want to undertake fixing him and indirectly hurting other Mordekaiser players in the process you twit.

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I just can't understand thier mentality and how they can justify this BLATANT Neglect

How do you not understand when I just explained... Let me try to simplify it. Imagine you had a money making venture in which less than 1% of your clients were unhappy with and in order to appease them it would take a large amount of your resources and money when you could focus on making your product/service more enjoyable for almost your entire customer base. This is coming from someone that played ~500 games as Morde without so much as a single game as a different champ. I LOVE Morde but I'm not a self centered baby over bugs that almost certainly don't determine if you win or lose a game. They are a bunch of little annoyances, nothing more.

Regarding coming up in the bug fixes...

V7.20 October 16th Hotfix Children of the Grave BUG FIX: Fixed a bug where, in specific circumstances, it could replace the ult of one of his allies, allowing them to cast Children of the Grave but losing access to their own ult in the process.

They also fixed the bug in which in certain situations his W reactivation would heal the enemy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCpoY2c3Hsw&feature=youtu.be

You are acting very childish. We all have to deal with this. Grow a pair or play a different champ.

MordepoolNov 24, 20171 votes

He made a promise to fix some bugs on morde and after 3 months of nothing I made 2 Reminder threads. After 6 months Still nothing. so when I got to talking to on the Boards reminding him of his promise he got to work. Otherwise it would have been another empty promise. I felt like I overstepped my capacity as a player having to do that to hold Riot to thier word.

Yet again someone in the community Found those bugs and replicated them with 100% accuracy. Also the W healing the enemy was part of the fix I asked for. I haven't stopped Playing Mordekaiser in Ranked so I have to ask raising awareness about More Bugs for them to fix is Bad How?????

AlgidoNov 29, 20171 votes

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He made a promise to fix some bugs on morde and after 3 months of nothing I made 2 Reminder threads. After 6 months Still nothing. so when I got to talking to on the Boards reminding him of his promise he got to work. Otherwise it would have been another empty promise. I felt like I overstepped my capacity as a player having to do that to hold Riot to thier word.

Yet again someone in the community Found those bugs and replicated them with 100% accuracy. Also the W healing the enemy was part of the fix I asked for. I haven't stopped Playing Mordekaiser in Ranked so I have to ask raising awareness about More Bugs for them to fix is Bad How?????

I never said anything about raising awareness being bad... I'm on your F*ing side when it comes to wanting Mordekaiser to be fixed, dude. But think for a moment... Are you really raising awareness? People who don't even play league could probably tell you that Morde has, by far and away, an unmatched number of bugs. Seriously, Morde being buggy is probably the most well known fact about champions. I might be going out on a limb here but maybe, just maybe, Riot is aware. Who the hell appointed you as one whose job it is to "hold Riot to their word"? One employee doesn't represent the franchise. Simply because esoteric bugs have not been "fixed" in the live version does not mean it is not being worked on. I'm certain that If you'd actually buy a pink ward, your KDA would be much better than if these tiny highly specific bugs didn't exist. What do you even know about morde that makes you think you are the ambassador for what happens to Morde? You choose phase rush, gathering storm, conditioning and overgrowth for runes. Sometimes you pick transcendence and don't even build CDR. You don't build Targon's when playing him support. You max your Q first or your E first... You rush tri-force ffs! You also come off as a whining child. I proved the points you made were incorrect and you reply by asking me how it's a bad thing to beat a dead horse... Everybody knows and no one needs to hear it. You have your own playstyle, I respect that, but don't act like you are the be-all end-all Mordekaiser player. You really need to learn your place. You are a player, not a Rioter's boss. Simply complaining and posting someone else's work/discoveries and, in your own words, HARASSING a Riot employee does nothing to help and makes you look like a major tool.

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Some things are simply out of your control. That's life. Morde is sitting at a 0.82% pick rate and therefore is not high on Riot's list of priorities especially considering it's preseason and they just removed a system they used for ~7 years and introduced a new one. They have more important issues to deal with. It's unfortunate, yeah, but aren't there more important things in your life? You seem way too preoccupied with other's opinions (Hypocritical, I know but damn, it seems you have something to say about everything). Frankly it is obnoxious. My first reply to you was friendly and was an honest attempt to open your eyes on the subject but you are too self centered and replied with a question I already answered. With that I wish you luck on The Rift and hope you have more enjoyable experiences than negative.