Me and my co-worker were just talking about LoL being released too early. And i laughed at him because he spent money on a beta game. But then i realised i spent money on it too. haha. Still it is a great game and the community would not help to develop it if you did not release it at the time you did.




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Not too thrilled with the idea of having a limited pool of champs to choose from each season. Hope you guys are open to some suggestions/tweaking in that department.

@Torinux: What I think they mean is that instead of being able to choose from the 50 or so heroes they have at that time, you will be able to select from 25 of their choosing for ranked play. This means that if you're 10 'mains' are not on that list, you're gonna have to get a new main. And if the new hero I just bought for $10bucks isnt on that list, I'll have to resort to only playing that hero in unranked games.

It makes sense to a degree, especially considering the influx of heroes we've gotten lately. They cant all be balanced from the get-go. I just hope its a decent sized pool and they take the community's opinions into consideration. (They usually do <3)

Congratulations Riot.

You have done well and LoL is just in it's first official year (without counting the beta)

I do hope you guys will have time and funds to make lots of mods and improvements.

Remember too have at least 30% female champions :P

That was a very good interview! It made me excited for LOL's future.

There are so many new ideas here, and so little time. I can't wait for them to be implemented!

LOL Strategy:
Make OP champ players happy.
Making support champs players happy never gets further than talking about it.
"The most worthless feature of LoL" aka Matchmaking is good enough(though I had posts about it and have gotten replies RIOT never said anything about matchmaking being good, now I have proof).
There's at least 8 times we heard "soon"TM. And 2 "very soon"TM. Means something will be going in 2-3 months, and something will be delivered as soon as year ends.

Impression: Negative, more said than done.