What’s next for Clash?

I wouldn't be surprised if their aram changes that were talked about recently would also apply to arurf, once rolled out. to sum up those changes: rerolls go into a pool that anyone can pick from

Which can easily be fixed by leaving it in permanently. If they don't get rid of it then the daily player numbers wouldn't drop.

I want Riot to bring back Dominion more than anything.

He actually did.

Except you're complaining about "being ready" but not doing anything about that prior to the tournament. And the moment people were compensated for having their time wasted (when you sign up for an event, you want to be a part of the event,) you cry because your team didn't set up the actual team. You're complaining about something that is 100% on you and your team for not being preemptive with your sign up.

They're mocking you for for being immature about it, not the team/game itself.

Crank down your bronze ass, jeez. Look at the power trip you are on, your keyboard must be ecstatic that it has a macho powerful guy tapping it.

I admit, I did make a typo in my response to your reaction to the conditions. I was trying to say you could have formed a team at any point last week and would have qualifed just fine. The option to make a team was not restricted to you.

You are also trying to gain a reward from not doing anything. People went to the store and bought clash tickets anticipating the event would be on and made teams to ensure they had a spot. You never made this kind of commitment for the event and as such should not be given compensation. My comments about an "excuse" were not directed at your OP. They were made to strengthen my argument that you could have gotten these rewards, but never made an effort to do so.

Regarding the comments on being "ready for the match" are about the clash tab interface. When you make your team, you can put up a ticket and are then ready for your game. The time roles around and you just start ban and pick phase. Because people anticipated this scenario going down, they bought tickets and we're ready to go. The event was ultimately cancelled and ruined hype among players. Players who were dedicated to the event from the start should and are being compensated. If you didn't care enough to make a team or join one (They literally created a Discord for people without any IRL friends who play league, so you can't say you didn't have a way to joina team), then no. You should and aren't getting competition for the problems.

And please ensure respectful. I'm all for conversation and admit when I'm wrong but I think your hostility in your response is a bit unnecessary and overreactive. I am human and make mistakes.

Remember that this is compensation. Not a gift. If you weren't signed up by the time clash was cancelled Riot would have no realistic way of finding out if you were interested in participating. Riot is giving out cosmetic loot which ultimately costs Riot money. LoL uses a freemium business model. Those cosmetics are the bulk of their income. I'll give you an example that is comparable. Imagine a baseball tournament is planned to happen at a stadium. That stadium sells tickets for entry to view the tournament. Time goes on and it's the day of the tournament, but the town got struck by a tornado that came out of nowhere. Now the stadium is damaged and the tournament is forced to get cancelled. The stadium, (or whatever company was responsible for ticket sales) should refund the tickets if they want to keep their credibility, (They actually don't have to compensate and Riot doesn't need to either but that would hurt their image). So lets apply this to your case now. You were planning on going to the tournament but you still didn't have a ticket the day of the tournament. The stadium won't compensate you if you never had paid to attend. Now It's not exactly the same because the stadium is losing literal money and Riot is losing potential sales. Riot gave players that were signed up and likely to attend clash compensation, but they could've been signed up with four others and they simply were not gonna go. Riot is compensating players that paid no money to them, they simply signed up. Now back to your comment. I guarantee you more people were planning on NOT playing clash then there were people planning TO play clash. Why would Riot compensate people with their potential revenue when the player never showed any sign of actually participating.