The strongest creatures are not the ones who survive, but rather those who are the most adaptable.

Doctor Dyment·8/7/2015, 4:32:20 AM·1 votes·621 views

So... I'm not exactly happy with some of these juggernaut reworks. And telling from everyone else's reaction to it, neither are you guys. But, I'm going at it with a mentality that the reworks are going to come out anyway, so I might as well try to adapt to the changing environment. One of the rules of natural selection, is that the biggest and strongest doesn't survive the longest over the ages no, rather the one that is most adaptable. So, that's what I'm going to be. Adaptable. To give one of the most widely uses examples, during the Industrial Revolution in England a species of moth there called the "peppered moth" there were two types of moths. Black/Dark moths, and white/brighter moths. During the Industrial Revolution, many of the trees in England became covered in soot turning them black. As a result, the black moths had a high change of hiding and surviving from predators. Within a few years, most of the moths in England had turned black. Those stubborn few who decided to stay white were quickly found and died. So basically, you and I both know that Riot will release these champions with the original changes in mind. They may tweak a few numbers, but they'll keep the general ideas. So, what you have to do is simple. Try your best to play the new versions of the champions. And who knows, maybe you might actually enjoy yourself. (heh.)

4 Comments

Frigid Ice Storm8/7/2015, 5:00:17 AM1 votes

Lol, I facepalmed my self so hard when I read " Those stubborn few who decided to stay white were quickly found and died." Do you not understand the basic principles of evolution? The moths didn't CHOOSE what color their pigments were, the ones who had the darker pigments just camouflaged with their surroundings and survived to breed with OTHER moths that were still alive. Over time, the moths with the white skin phenotype gradually got removed from the gene pool, and thus the black skins lived to breed with other black skins, causing their offspring to be black skinned as well. Please get educated.

TL,;DR, Insects don't choose to die, natural selection causes their genetics to be removed from the gene pool

iComeInPeace88/7/2015, 5:08:00 AM1 votes

Much biology.

However, this post is kinda off, individuals are not the adaptable ones, a white moth did not adapt and become black, its that the favoured colour survived and became dominant, not individual change.

Now related to the changes, I think they're over buffing tanky bruisers, which I feel are already stronger than tank-tanks (utility tanks). I main Wukong top, and I have a feeling the next while is not going to be fun for me.