Xayah's lore is perhaps the most beautiful thing I have ever read

Glory ln Death·Apr 5, 2017·87 votes·6,065 views

https://i.imgflip.com/1moyqb.jpg

This is absolutely amazing, and whoever wrote this needs a raise and an award.

http://i.imgur.com/fIpvRPB.gif

52 Comments

TyrekGoldenspearApr 5, 201724 votes

Best lore 2017.

Glory ln DeathApr 5, 201716 votes

Best lore in the history of Riot games, to be honest.

Jeddy017Apr 5, 20171 votes

The best lore of all times.

TattersallApr 5, 201710 votes

Wrong.

Urgot has a dark, secret past.

midnight oil24Apr 5, 20172 votes

True. It's hard to beat that.

Jeddy017Apr 5, 20174 votes

I have been corrected.

midnight oil24Apr 5, 201715 votes

You see that, Charlotte Bronte? THAT'S HOW YOU WRITE A FUCKING LORE. Take your filthy "classics" and get the hell out of my sight till you can write on this level.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20173 votes

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You see that, Charlotte Bronte? THAT'S HOW YOU WRITE A FUCKING LORE. Take your filthy "classics" and get the hell out of my sight till you can write on this level.

Yeah, how about you skip school altogether? That'll work. Study videogame lore instead.

AIIanApr 5, 201714 votes

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Yeah, how about you skip school altogether? That'll work. Study videogame lore instead.

You must be fun at parties.

And good job at implying video game based litterature can't be studied at school. Go ahead and shit on entire pieces of work because of their content, I'm sure no one will mind.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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You must be fun at parties.

And good job at implying video game based litterature can't be studied at school. Go ahead and shit on entire pieces of work because of their content, I'm sure no one will mind.

Noo, videogames should be studied in schools alright. Why, so many videogames address important social, psychological or political issues in a mature, well-written, intelligent manner.

I advise you to quit your school and go to some "videogame school".

So I can be more powerful than you.

Because knowledge is power. :)

jama655Apr 5, 20175 votes

proving how ignorant you are; KNOWLEDGE

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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proving how ignorant you are; KNOWLEDGE

How did I prove I am ign- no wait don't answer. You'd only write something stupid and then I'd just feel bad.

YouCantClickThisApr 5, 201711 votes

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Noo, videogames should be studied in schools alright. Why, so many videogames address important social, psychological or political issues in a mature, well-written, intelligent manner.

I advise you to quit your school and go to some "videogame school".

So I can be more powerful than you.

Because knowledge is power. :)

You do realize that you're trying to bash video games while you are also playing the same video game, and also acknowledge that you read video game lore because you're browsing the section of the forums about video game lore right?

Also, one more thing, in "video game school", but also in the regular English language taught by schools, video game is considered two different words, it's not written as "videogame". I wonder what mature, well-written, intelligent educational system taught you that they were one word.

Knowledge sure is power my friend, couldn't have said it any better then that.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20173 votes

So, I was going to explain how enjoying a videogame doesn't mean I consider it a deep work of art that should be taught, and all that...... but then you came up with that bullshit about "video game" and you genuinely thought you were making a smart comment...... And I just felt sorry for you.

Velzard of KozApr 5, 20178 votes

What's your point exactly? Many video games have lore, backstory for characters and many of them use it to adress and talk about social and psychological issues. Nobody says all of that is perfect - if a lore is filled with clichés and cringe writing, its quality is equivalent of that of 50SoG. But some players enjoy characters having flaws, opinions and interests and discuss about them.

Witcher III as an example. No, it certainly shouldn't become special class on university, but many quests and their stories are focusing on various socal points. Imagine in game there being conflict between traditional part of village wanting to protect and innovators who take drastic means to change something, and though for good of others, sometimes acting ignorantly. What is the difference between such thing being witnessed, read about and interacted with in form of quest in story-driven video game and it being read from a book?

One of the first books to talk about issues of future of AI/Clones was Rozum's Universal Robots. What is the difference between such issue being talked about in sci-fi book and it being shown in form of an installment of some sci-fi video game?

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

Maybe some day, buddy. Maybe some day your dream will come true.

But right now? Videogames and their stories are still as immature as they can get.

RalanrApr 5, 20173 votes

Ever play "A Night in the Woods?"

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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Ever play "A Night in the Woods?"

No, and I've never heard of it either.

But ten to one, it's some shitty game that pretends to be smart and deep.

RalanrApr 5, 20176 votes

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No, and I've never heard of it either.

But ten to one, it's some shitty game that pretends to be smart and deep.

Never know until you see it.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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Never know until you see it.

No, please.

RalanrApr 5, 20174 votes

Your loss.

WheatloafApr 6, 20177 votes

Person A: "I think this is the truth."

Person B: "You're wrong."

Person A: "But why?"

Person B: "Maybe someday you'll be right but rn you're wrong."

Person A: "Here's an example that may prove I'm right now!"

Person B: "nty"

10/10 internet "discussion".

midnight oil24Apr 7, 20171 votes

There's no point in arguing here, Ral. That guy'll never see when people are either joking or making a very good point. You'll just get angrier trying.

midnight oil24Apr 7, 20172 votes

An accurate summary.

AngrychickénApr 5, 20177 votes

I have looked at some of your recent comments, and I can honestly say that you look like a sad pile of salt. I'm not sure where you get your crazy ideas.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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I have looked at some of your recent comments, and I can honestly say that you look like a sad pile of salt. I'm not sure where you get your crazy ideas.

Hey, not as sad as searching for some internet person's comment history on a forum.

AngrychickénApr 5, 20172 votes

I was actually looking for this thread and knew you had commented on it

I know why your salty! Your a jungle main and were disappointed with Ivern! You wanted another champ!

ModJango MageApr 6, 20172 votes

My exact toughts.

SplisionApr 5, 20175 votes

You still haven't explained how literature in video games is inferior to literature used in television, movies, or even a classroom. If your argument is that literature in a college is automatically superior simply because it is being used in a college setting, then you don't have much substance for your argument to begin with.

LunSeiSleideeApr 5, 20171 votes

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You still haven't explained how literature in video games is inferior to literature used in television, movies, or even a classroom. If your argument is that literature in a college is automatically superior simply because it is being used in a college setting, then you don't have much substance for your argument to begin with.

I'll explain you why.

Stop reading books altogether, unless it's the lore of videogame.

Let's see how that works out for you.

Then again, you already expressed that being in a college doesn't make something important, so, if that's YOUR experience of a college, you certainly aren't becoming the next neurosurgeon or lawyer.

SplisionApr 6, 20174 votes

You still can't explain why video game lore is inferior to a story that you have to read in a college course. The only point YOU keep making is that a story must automatically be superior if it is assigned to you in a class (because that's definitely what the author intended when they originally wrote the book).

Oh and if you are trying to become a lawyer or a neurosurgeon, then why are you wasting your time studying about Shakespeare or Edgar Allan Poe? Shouldn't you be studying your state constitution or your anatomy book? Reading Emily Dickinson isn't going to help you save a patient's life or protect someone from wrongfully going to prison.

Oh and btw plenty of people that have actually gone to a university can tell you that they have had to take courses that they feel are irrelevelent to their major or career path.

LunSeiSleideeApr 7, 20171 votes

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You still can't explain why video game lore is inferior to a story that you have to read in a college course. The only point YOU keep making is that a story must automatically be superior if it is assigned to you in a class (because that's definitely what the author intended when they originally wrote the book).

Oh and if you are trying to become a lawyer or a neurosurgeon, then why are you wasting your time studying about Shakespeare or Edgar Allan Poe? Shouldn't you be studying your state constitution or your anatomy book? Reading Emily Dickinson isn't going to help you save a patient's life or protect someone from wrongfully going to prison.

Oh and btw plenty of people that have actually gone to a university can tell you that they have had to take courses that they feel are irrelevelent to their major or career path.

There's just one thing I have to say to all of your ignorant bullshit: please quit school and go study videogame lore. Please.

SplisionApr 7, 20171 votes

Maybe I should, maybe I shouldn't, but you still haven't explained to me why video game lore is inferior to something that you have to read in a college course. You also haven't explained how studying Edgar Allan Poe is necessary or relevant for saving a patient's life.

KatieHApr 7, 20171 votes

*than

midnight oil24Apr 5, 20178 votes

I was making a joke.[zombie-brand-facepalm]

YouGoTownedXApr 5, 20171 votes

lol

midnight oil24Apr 5, 20171 votes

You get it [slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

JarvansWARApr 5, 201712 votes

It's lore like this that brings a tear to my eye. I especially loved the part where she realizes she is not only a bird person, but a murderous one.

#THE FEELS

Glory ln DeathApr 5, 20177 votes

That's the kind of character development you just don't see in movies and shows these days. Riot is kicking it up to the next level!

Lord Phazanor Apr 5, 20176 votes

Wubba Lubba Dub Dub!

OelykApr 5, 20176 votes

This is true literary art, Dr. Seuss, Walt Whitman, Ernest Hemingway, and Allen Ginsberg got nothing on the mastermind behind this gorgeous relic.

FlameHalbrdOkidoApr 5, 20175 votes

Its so poetic, so profound, I didn't think this lvl of writing could be achieved,

Ionian VulpixApr 5, 20175 votes

Can't wait for Urgot's new lore. "Urgot has a dark and mysterious past."

WinTheWarOnPantsApr 6, 20174 votes

gotta catch-um all! Elise "is a murderous spider person" Cassiopeia "is a murderous snake person" Camille "is a murderous robot person" Vayne "is a murderous edgy person" Zyra "is a murderous plant person" Katarina "is a murderous person" Annie "is a murderous child person" Evelynn "is a murderous mysterious person"