Originally Posted by IronStylus

As I've mentioned before, there has been a steady and noticeable improvement in quality as our capabilities, staff and resources have increased. I think it's safe to say that indeed, many older skins don't hold up to the current quality bar. Whether or not they are revisited will be based on a discussion to ascertain how best to reconcile the quality and what the costs/benefits behind overhauls/reworks/additions are.

I can't at the moment shed any light. I can however discuss with the team if and how reconciling the quality may happen. Again, I can't guarantee anything but I can do my best to look into it.

Originally Posted by March7

Why does it take us to remind you to do things that you should do out of your own merit?

Like when I'm at work and I see a student who is struggling with his homework, I don't wait until he tells me to help him... I realize that he needs help and I try to figure out how to solve the issue.

Originally Posted by IronStylus

I'm afraid I don't follow your logic here.

How is content development analogous to teaching in this case?

Originally Posted by Tangylicious

I think he is making a connection between recognizing champions that need help with reworking their older skins or character remodeling to noticing children that are struggling with a certain subject.
You could compare the champion to the student and the reworking (of any sort) to the subject.
Just my interpretation though.

Originally Posted by IronStylus

Huh.. ok. I guess that's a little obtuse for my understanding.

Originally Posted by IronStylus

Huh.. ok. I guess that's a little obtuse for my understanding.

Originally Posted by Tangylicious

Will you play a game with me IronStylus? haha

Originally Posted by IronStylus

'fraid I'm heading to bed in two shakes =)

Originally Posted by IronStylus

'fraid I'm heading to bed in two shakes =)