Well, they finally killed the game.
They had a good run, but this last patch absolutely murdered the game. RIP.
They had a good run, but this last patch absolutely murdered the game. RIP.
Meh I'm just going to play fortnite until they fix this god awful mess. Games are finishing way too fast, snowballing is even worse due to the new masteries + removal of catch up exp. Every role is about pumping out as much damage as possible. GP getting 4 items before people even get 2, dark harvest is broken, everyone and their mother gets a 1 shot cheese build. 1 shot or get 1 shot. Towers are even weaker now. The game feels like a brawl, it feels like hots. zz
what in the world are you talking about
While I really enjoy this game and have since season 3, I am considering the start of the new season to be without me. The new mastery/rune system cripples a lot of champions early game. The biggest problem i see is there is very little armor at the start of the game, and the new masteries/runes just don't mesh well with very many champs. It seems now that if only 1 person on the other team gets ahead it snowballs completely out of control. Once you're ahead the other team cant recover. Supports get completely wrecked in lane and are forced to play behind the ADC because they have no resistances to speak of. I honestly think these changes will decrease the player base exponentially. Or maybe Riot actually reads this stuff and will look to try to balance it.
My personal preference is to go back to the way it was.
Yea I literally can't even play the game anymore. Way too big of a change.
You people are blowing this wayyyyy out of proportion. It's like when they first added plants people freaked out.
:/ first preseason?
Honestly, this one seems like the most drastic, out of the pre-seasons I've played in probably only last years comes close. Comparing the game from when I first joined and now there's so many differences.
Everything will probably be toned down alot soon though.
no details? we can't read minds
I'm basically saying it all goes back the the old saying: "If it's not broke, don't fix it"