Lore.

BlâckLotus·Jul 20, 2016·2 votes·405 views

the problem i have with how riot games deals with things is that i personaly dont like skins,i dont buy skins and i dont support it. therefore i am greatly disatisfied as a player who spends a lot of hours on this game when i see elaborate animations and interactive inveroments for the introduction of a new skin(project skins) while the lore of many champion hasnt been updated in 4 years.if the com[any truly does no longer want to continoue updating the lore they should give the players a chance to write the lore of their favorite champions and vote for the best. anyway thanks for your time and sorry for my bad english,the 2nd reason i made this thread is to see if people still care about lore. UPVOTE FOR MOUNTAIN TARGON

5 Comments

BlâckLotusJul 20, 20161 votes

._. so many downvotes..... only memes get upvotes in NA.

zrWQMdGHtYJul 20, 20161 votes

I'm already writting a lore for Noxus and most main chars, gonna continue at friday and tbh, I really hope that one day Riot will notice it and like it to use it as a normal lore for these champs. I mean I plan to make it a pretty long series, so it will be enough for few months or years? Eh... But if you show interest in it, write "A Noxian Tale" in the search, there's 3 pages of chapter 1 released atm ^^

BlâckLotusJul 21, 20161 votes

its sad that no one cares about lore nowadays,i think that its nice reading a champions story before deciding to main him,maybe its what league needs to get rid of the millions of players just going with the meta.

zrWQMdGHtYJul 21, 20161 votes

That's just people these days... Pretty careless ^^

CobaltTheMadMageJul 21, 20161 votes

League has been updating the lore of its champions, but they tend to do so in tandem with mechanical updates. And yes, people do still pick champs for their lore these days- that's why I grabbed Vel'Koz as my main.

But yeah, there's still no connecting metaplot now that the League has been retconned and many an old champ are still waiting for a lore update, but at least in the latter case it's justified in that there are so many it's difficult to work with.