This has been literally the worst event in the history of League.

Kevin Carbonara·7/1/2017, 10:29:55 PM·4 votes·287 views

I could complain about how the missions have very low rewards in comparison to the prices of the items, or how they're made to be deliberately time consuming, to convince people to just buy the items instead, but that doesn't really bother me. Riot is offering free content, I'm not going to complain about the way in which they offer it.

What DOES bother me is the kind of gameplay the missions have been encouraging. People show up in games and never join teamfights, only to say "I'm just here for the quest". Or they'll constantly throw themselves into teamfights head first hoping for a kill, stealing every kill possible from teammates, and not caring if they die, because they have a quest for kills. I had to go to ARAM to find people who actually wanted to win a game. It's hard enough to find people who legitimately want to play the game in the first place, players shouldn't be incentivized to sabotage matches.

On a side note, saying the phrase, "Who cares? it's normals" should result in an instant suspension.

2 Comments

Requiemsfire7/1/2017, 11:03:40 PM1 votes

I mean, you can easily fulfil the quest by just playing the game normally as you would.

Warlord Scrap7/1/2017, 11:07:56 PM1 votes

1 None of the missions were a griend really. Okay maybe the 1200 cs one. 400 cs between the whole team should be roughly 15 mins of gameplay. 5 kill or the 15 assists ones came natural. 2 this was the 3rd time they did an event like this just the first time it showed the trackers in client so it made it more noticeable. 3 it literally is just a video games until your a top streamer/pro. So calm down a bit. 4 the prices were fine for the non icons considering what they gave. And only one icon was literally just an icon. Although the emote should of been permanent not event only. 5 alot lf people never wanted acheivements even back in the day when they were first hinted at because there will always acheivement hunters.