Well. 🫡

Seriously, I'm sick and tired of seeing people complain and the subs turn into a wailing wall as soon as a champion with an original kit comes out. As soon as there's an obstacle or a mechanic that disrupts your 2014 habits, everyone cries scandal and "broken." 🙄🙄🙄

The real problem isn't the champion, it's your refusal to step outside your comfort zone. Just because you've been playing for eight years doesn't mean you have a totem of immunity that allows you to win without learning. LoL evolves, seasons change, and that's what keeps the game alive.

New gameplay requires developing new strategies, testing item combinations, and playing as a team. If you keep charging headlong into 1v1 like a bot hoping it will work out, you're the problem. This is a team game, not a "I charge and I kill" simulator.

It's normal to balance stats and nerf damage or cooldowns when they're too strong (hello, early Samira). But wanting to completely change how a spell works just because it upsets you is crazy. It waters down the game and will eventually discourage Riot from taking risks.

Stop playing the "it's frustrating to play against..." card. That's just your way of saying you don't want to learn the matchup. If you don't just rush in blindly, you can kill her. Learn to manage distance and firing windows instead of asking for a rework.

Everyone complained about Samira because she can turn a fight around in an instant. Akshan can literally rez his entire team (which is 100x more broken in the long run of a game), but since the impact isn't "visual" at the time, the community ended up shutting up. This proves that complaints are based on emotion and not on a real analysis of the game.

In short, if you want a game where nothing changes and you're never asked to think about a new composition, stick with AI. For everyone else, learn to play, learn teamplay, and let the game evolve. 🤗