Is the vocal minority an indicator for what not to do?

Axests·4/17/2015, 7:35:12 PM·1 votes·395 views

So I've been seriously thinking, the vocal minority tends to be noticed more than the majority opinion. I also notice that this vocal minority tend to be the same people that create complaint threads about the game and riot as a company. Does this mean that the true solution to riot's lack of community feedback (as some claim) is for riot to ignore the vocal players? I honestly think riot gains more information from one of those random in-client surveys then they ever will in a forum post.

5 Comments

I Kill Commies4/17/2015, 7:38:29 PM1 votes

"Riot games is worse than hitler because X champ is OP" - 90% of the threads on these boards

Yeah, I think that Riot needs to flat out ignore most of the things said on the boards. Too much negativity towards them.

GundayMonday4/17/2015, 7:41:51 PM1 votes

Riot has the good sense to ignore the noise on the boards. There's a reason you'll (usually) only see red replies on legit posts.

Drunk Rummate4/17/2015, 8:55:58 PM1 votes

Riot is less interested in popular opinion and more interested in logical and intelligent debate/conversation.

They read the smart stuff and then form their own opinion about the subject.