does riot even read suggestions and discussions on board?

yes it is... to counter tanks you need super carries like vayne, kog'maw to counter super carries you need assassins like zed, talon to counter assassins you need tanks and the loop continues... and in between this there are fighters and mages which fill remaining slot perfectly offering variety of cc and sustained laning... this is what we wanted, we will regret when it goes away...

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One of the biggest thing peoples look at to assess whether they should reply or not is whether the topic's one they can talk about in an informed manner. A really general thread such as 'Who's your favorite mid laner?' is something heaps of Rioters will be able to offer valid thoughts on. Something like 'How do you come up with new skin ideas?' by contrast narrows the pool down to mainly just the people on a single team. At the far end of the spectrum there are then questions like 'Why are you changing X skill's damage by Y' which only a few people will be able answer with context on every detail that went into the decision.

Meddler Can you please start replying with general state of balance thoughts so that people can stop having endless debates over which champions are weak and which ones are not? It's kind of ridiculous having to see a constant flood of the same thing over and over again. I feel one good post about the current thoughts on a champion could do a lot in stopping these slug fest of opinion and insults. It would be nice to have a sort of this is where we stand on whether this champion is strong or not.

So, in that regard, who would we speak to regarding the fact that no "Warded" ping has been made?

Makes sense to me. Thanks for responding :)

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One of the biggest thing peoples look at to assess whether they should reply or not is whether the topic's one they can talk about in an informed manner. A really general thread such as 'Who's your favorite mid laner?' is something heaps of Rioters will be able to offer valid thoughts on. Something like 'How do you come up with new skin ideas?' by contrast narrows the pool down to mainly just the people on a single team. At the far end of the spectrum there are then questions like 'Why are you changing X skill's damage by Y' which only a few people will be able answer with context on every detail that went into the decision.

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So, on a normal day, how many threads do you read and ignore?

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Yes, a lot of us follow the discussion taking place here. It's a great source of feedback. There are a number of other sources we'll also follow as well of course too including 3rd party sites, other official non English speaking LoL forums, direct data collection etc.

thank you for the reply :) and now i'll keep my topics so that i can be informed well on that.. but where should we post it or contact you if we want you to shed some light upon the nerfs and buffs, the champion design, and the statistics of a champ, which have a very narrow scope, but are important for an individual if he/she wants to know.. as nowadays people are more of the complaining type regarding the nerf/buff, whereas they should understand the elaborate concept of counterplay...

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