So this Project Sync thing...

WyvernTheWolf·9/9/2015, 11:50:03 AM·1 votes·895 views

Is obviously, let's be real. Another money scheme for Riot. Not being rude. They HAVE to release skins like this to actually make money, it's true. BUT. Basically if you don't have money to buy any of the Project skins or the new ward skin, you can't be part of this Project Sync at all. Just me rambling as always. What do you guys thing?

9 Comments

Rozark9/9/2015, 12:36:14 PM1 votes

How rude of them to make money on cosmetic things in a free to play game :^)

Real talk though I don't see why you're complaining. It's just spawn effects (which everyone gets) and minions, which, is a team thing that you're a part of.

You aren't missing out on anything either.

JerrBear79/9/2015, 2:55:59 PM1 votes

'Money scheme'

Hmmmmmmm, I wonder how Riot makes money to stay in business....not just skins, they need to entice people. It's normal!

UberPbat9/9/2015, 3:42:45 PM1 votes

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xianaru9/9/2015, 9:32:29 PM1 votes

Well for starters, I think the borders for buying skins first is kinda dumb. Yeah, it gives an incentive for people to buy the skin, but in reality it's nothing more than a mark that says you were first. To put it in another perspective, think of those people who write "first" all the time on Youtube: it's that but you paying money just to say it. It's a cosmetic that lasts for less then 1 minute and that's it. But who am I to say if the extra 300-400 IP for the border is worth?

That aside, I can see Rito going in the direction of making LoL into trading cards with loading screen art (minus the trading): Exclusive Borders=Holographics. (If this works, which it actually will).

Silver Fluffenbu9/9/2015, 11:11:04 PM1 votes

Bilgewater was a month ago and that was a BIG thing with (free) icons to show which side you chose and even a 100% free skin for those who really got into the spirit with Gangplank. I don't even know what Project Sync is. Sorry you can't afford skin on something you seem to really want in on, and I do my fair share of grumbling, but Rito doesn't skimp on all inclusive events