I'm not complaining or anything, just wondering how some Champ concepts get 50 comments in 2 days, when I posted mine 2-3 days ago and I only have 2 people who commented. Do they use external sources? I would like to know so I can get more people to review my post. My post: http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/skin-champion-concepts/0FaT2fLL-champion-concept-xouryn-the-orbwalker
StormStrike11 votesidk. Heck, yours looks even more detailed than most of these other ones.
Emerald Fang1 votesYeah, I spent 4 days planning and 3 hours writing it. Honestly, I just do these b/c I enjoy them. It would be cool if Riot saw them but I really don't care.
I think that some people are just more popular on boards... meh,
StormStrike11 votesYeah, I spent 4 days planning and 3 hours writing it. Honestly, I just do these b/c I enjoy them. It would be cool if Riot saw them but I really don't care.
I think that some people are just more popular on boards... meh,
Let's hope riot does see this and maybe even make him a real champ! :D
Emerald Fang1 votesI'm optimistic... :)
Reaper Review1 votesThe more detailed a concept is, the less likely you are to get comments on it from passers-by, simply because it's a lot to read. This is also why skin concepts tend to get more attention, because they're to-the-point.
The best way to get feedback is to offer feedback to other concepts, and ask for feedback on yours in return.
RiotRiot Lutzburg1 votesThumbnails with intriguing images or seemingly impressive art has a lot to do with it. The algorithms Riot uses for its forum sorting/filtering is also a big part of it, since many casual forum-goers use the default sorting method of "What's Hot" instead of what's "Most Recent." If a thread gets some early clicks/likes/comments, it gets placed higher on the algorithm and then it just turns into a snowball effect. A "Hot" thread gets hotter because it's put in a more publicly visible spot, and then people who skim the forums notice a thread that has a lot of likes, so they click on it, like it, comment on it, etc. The growth can quickly become exponential at that point.
Emerald Fang1 votesI can understand this. I sort by "recent" so I don't really pay attention to the hot posts.
Sancre1 votesI understand the feeling, I used to post a lot of ideas that I really took some time thinking and developing in other game forums, but because they had no art as I suck at drawing, they fell into oblivion quite fast, the only one that managed to reach up to 3 pages had images taken from google, simply images makes the topic better, even is the idea is quite meh, I recently posted a concept about a champion called Seyfert, and even when its a bit complex, I got it out in some hours, it just have 1 answer, and its already down, yet over 70 views, no one gives opinions, nor do them even read it fully, even when I tried as hard as I could to keep the explanation simple.
For me it works like this: "If you don't have art, don't even try to post your ideas" I do wish you good luck so your champion concept gets the review you want