I get why the post on Reddit, because its more popular, but its a self perpetuating cycle. They post all their updates/think tanks etc on Reddit, so to be a part of those, you have to also be on Reddit. And in turn, since they have so much activity they continue to post them on Reddit. Instead, Rioters should create these discussion/think tanks etc on you know... your own website. Then people who want to be a a part of the discussion will come here, instead.
they arent that bright m8, i mean look at what they do, servers on the coast of countrys making a place to talk to people who only play there game but go to a different website, they are pretty retarded if you ask me its not worth trying to argue with da stupids
Yeah, that makes a bit more sense. Although I think the reason why they do that is because, as a whole, even before they started doing those things, the League sub-reddit is a bit more....how to put this nicely...engaged in balance with actual reasoning and ability. Here on the boards, anyone can post, so you get a bunch of thread of people complaining about how "X champion is OP! Rito pls nerf this freelo thrash!" when all that really happened was they lost a game badly against a champ who was their counter, and are upset. Granted there are a lot of intelligent discussions on these boards, but it's still a little bit easier to get those intelligent discussions on Reddit
All I want to do is rewatch collegiate semi finals and the video on twitch starts with a 30min count down, streaming playbacks isn't exactly twitch's specialty because every time I try skip the 30 min count down at the intro it freezes on me and then I have to reload page. Why would u ever include 30min timer in a playback of a game that's already happened.... what are u counting down for?!?!? the suspense is real! #riot #riotPLEASE!
