Dissent is NOT TOXIC

hotarse··0 votes·388 views

Think about this. League of Legends was born out of dissent. If people only showered love on DOTA, then we'd only have DOTA 2 and HON. But because some people felt the game could be better, saw more potential in the formula that just wasn't being reached, we now have League of Legends. Yes, this game we all play was born out of dissent.

Don't feel ashamed about your feelings of rage when a Fiora ruins a game due to her stupid %HP true damage and survivability or when a Katarina deletes your whole team in two seconds.

Don't feel ashamed that you're angry at Riot for releasing one of the most divisive patches just before the world championships. Be angry. Have dissent!

Share that rage with the world... maybe some day someone will listen and make the game YOU want... or better yet, start it yourself. Call it: Cinderhulk.

If you do... send me a message. I'll be glad to provide my insights.

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ModWulf Helhammer1 votes

As if the Cinderhulk meta was balanced for most of its runtime.

There's a reason why people stopped running 3 tanks with cinderhulk top lane: it got balanced.

Outside of a few edge cases (that generally are only powerful if you let them be), the current meta is quite stable and healthy

Baby Ghoul1 votes

This guy is spinnin' his thick tales about the Cinderhulk days. Don't romanticize something because it was favorable to your preferred role, that's bias.

Every so often this board develops amnesia. That era was not fun, and many people were upset about how tanks could never die. The boards were lit up with people complaining about tanks. I don't miss the Sejuani and Amumu from those days. If you had to play against them again you wouldn't either.

We're starting to enter the reign of tanks yet again. Since you're whinning about Fiora, I'm guessing you haven't looked top lane in a while. Malphite DrMundo Trundle TahmKench

Every patch someone makes a thread like this saying it's the worst patch ever. Each time they're being dramatic and re-imagining the past.

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