Riot has changed in a bad direction

You realize most of your comments are downvoted right? Most people don't agree with you.

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Do you have a problem reading? Because I'd gladly spell it out in crayon for you, this topic has been discussed endlessly, they already know it, they just don't care. So it's my intent to bring to their attention just how useless their game has become without having to make a discussion about it because discussions about this have yielded 0 results, but feel free to keep "discussing it" and when nothing changes for the 8th year you can feel like you've accomplished something.

The more you insult people who disagree with you the less persuasive you become.

Being heard, listened to, etc. and reaching an understanding, or getting a problem solved... All of this is predicated on being able to complete a positive (or neutral at the bare minimum) interaction with the people you want to be heard by.

The only thing they will be able to understand from your comments is that you are dissatisfied with the game. That is all. Not why you are dissatisfied, not how you are dissatisfied, nor even what you want from the game and what would make it more fun for you.

When you refuse to engage with others reasonably, you lose the opportunity to be understood by them.

Simply acting combative and spewing hatred and bias, and railing against them, will do nothing to solve your problem.

I had to log in just to say this; you are an absolute moron of the worst kind. The kind that wants to force his ridiculous views which are completely out of touch with reality on a majority in the most agressive way. I rarely say this but people like you should be forbidden to express their opinion until they grow some basic common sense and empathy.

That is a terrible mentality to have. It should be encouraged to approach an audience where there is an audience. Right now the boards are dwarfed by the league subreddit. Why should they spend more time talking to a smaller portion of players when they can be talking to a much larger group of players and gathering data from a much larger sample size? I don't disagree they don't spend enough time on the boards, but criticizing them for reaching out to a larger audience is a terrible argument.

I am going to chip in because he used humour in an instance where something like this should be common sense, and he's a better guy to just laugh it off than state the obvious truth.

LoL isn't the community's game, it is Riot's game. Name one game that gives the community power to vote for changes to the game and that is successful? Next, name one profession that performs better when they give their power over to the public instead of performing the task their own way? How would you feel having customers dictate what you do, how you do it and how fast it should be done?

The facts are that the people commenting/complaining here seldom have high quality products or content of their own, very few know the challenges in trying to make a successful product **AND **trying to please everyone.

People making such comments as in stick to your own boards, let the gamers vote, etc don't actually mean what they say, they say what coincides with what they desire. They say, let 80% of the community vote, but if the community votes for something they don't want, they will complain again, because that's all they can do. They won't create their own video game, with their own content and rules, then wait to see if it pays off.

That is a logical fallacy. Argumentum ad populum aka it's correct because everyone thinks it is. But you know what? Everyone thought the earth was a flat disk that the sun and all other planets revolved around at some point. And just so a handful of people who believed it didn't turned out to be right and nowadays it's a foregone conclusion to accept it as being right.

See, being in the majority doesn't mean anything. It certainly doesn't mean you are right. It just means that people agree with you, even if you turn out to be completely wrong.