B--But the m-majority disagrees with the boards!!

Well guess what, the majority of players consists of casual players that don't give a shit about the state of the game. (I love casual players btw don't hurt me)

What's wrong, Riot? Talk to us. Why are there so many blatantly broken champions, why is there no actual keystone for bruisers and why in months of time has there been no update on a bruiser keystone? I could continue this list, but what I'm trying to say is,

Why isn't the game changing? Why isn't the game changing?

Is it because the live balance design team deliberately chooses not to? Is it because you still need to accumulate data and statistics to- LISTEN RIOT. No. Ok, no. I'm sick. Players are sick. You know who isn't sick of the state of the game? (Mostly) casuals, and Rioters. No offense to casual players intended, but in my DELIGHTFUL opinion, a competitive, strategical(more or less) game shouldn't be balanced to suit the need of casual players, because, well, they DON'T CARE.

BUT THE DATA! THE STATISTICS! I believe it, totally. Statistics must be analyzed, but haven't you had enough time now? You're running out of excuses.

• Ok, we're not going to balance the game because of LCS
• Ok, we're not going to balance the game for the mastery changes
• Ok, we're not going to balance the game because we need to observe the impact of the new runes
• Ok, we're

on holidays? IT'S TIME TO RETURN, RIOT. I love this game, not the state of it. This is why I keep playing. I trust in Riot, still, after an entire season of disappointing patch notes. (Probably because I'm a psychopath)

Patch v8.2 is where my hopes lie. And I know, that it is very likely, that none of our concerns will be addressed. Because who knows why. Apparently the state of the game is amazing right now, that's what patch after patch is being suggested to me.

It's time to wake up, Riot. It's time to show some courage, tell us what and what you are not trying to accomplish, because although I don't want to be a doomsayer, keeping quiet to customers is the first paradigm to a company's downfall.