Tell me riot, did Tencent decide on the splash art unification?

Axests··7 votes·1,222 views

For those of you that don't know Tencent is Riot's parent company, they bought out the rest of the stake in Riot a while back. Tencent is a Chinese company, and as you may have noticed the new splash arts seem particularly asian (not to sound racist, just generalizing art forms). I'm wondering if the unification was something Riot wanted to do, or something Tencent wanted to do, and if Tencent was the major factor when deciding on which new splashes to use. While i to have reservations on some of the new splashes (looking at the irelia splash) i think others are pretty good. Disregarding how good the art is, my real question i suppose is if Tencent is making major changes to League of Legends, and Riot as a company, and what direction is the company heading in if so?

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ModWulf Helhammer4 votes

No, they did not, and if you bothered to actually do a little digging instead of instantly complaining about wverything, you'd find the reason why they're doing this. They've answered that question I don't know how many times.

Axests1 votes

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No, they did not, and if you bothered to actually do a little digging instead of instantly complaining about wverything, you'd find the reason why they're doing this. They've answered that question I don't know how many times.

i'm not trying to complain, i'm voicing my concerns. Thank you for answering my question, i haven't seen ANY info on this whatsoever, which is why i made a post hoping that a rioter would respond, and since you say they've answered this many times it shouldn't be hard for me to find.

archerno11 votes

Does it even matter?

Axests2 votes

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Does it even matter?

I suppose it doesn't, whether or not the answer is a yes or no, it's not going to change anything. I simply want clarity on how Tencent's effecting riot as a company to sate my own curiosity. League is by far my most played, loved, and at the same time hated game, and I'm interested in what it's future is going to be.

Elisheva1 votes

From what i've read, tencent doesn't really control anything that goes on here.

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