PheonixTails wrote:
It is great now that Riot decided to added this to the game but i dont see why the told people that were using Curse timers to stop, considering they were the first to have the timers.
I think it had something to do with the fact that when Curse Voice started up, it was a closed Beta. Not everyone had a fair shot at getting this program, and I am pretty sure there were some bugs involved as well like getting the timers to buffs despite not seeing that buffs was taken or even down.
But the main reason I think was that the program piggy-backed on the connections that formed when you are sent to a lobby. This increased the load on your connection and started to create lag issues for everyone involved. So Riot decided that people shouldn't use the program, but it wasn't a bad idea either. They did their own thing with the idea to keep the load on connections to be a light one, because it is their system and they can do that.
I agree with your first point Kazega. I think it is mostly about availability. Using a 3rd party program gives some people an advantage over others, so why not just make it readily available to everyone?
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Toshabi wrote:
"Dumbing down the skill in League". Geez, that statement sounds really redundant.
LoL has and always will be a MOBA for babies.
Would say the serious can rise against this stigma but for SoloQ at least, yea it's very obvious it's for the babies xD
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I think Riot's choice of adding jungle timers is coherent with their design goal of mastery. Let me know if you agree or not.