NERD Isma

@MarvelRivals There she is !

Nada supera meu mano Guang Guang dialogando sobre o videojogo de computador Marvel Rivals, e atrás dele, a boneca mais GOONER BAIT do mundo moderno PQP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

@Fnale__ @lipebausch dureza

@lipebausch @ismaexp falou de você aqui ó

ai a isma é mt desnecessária

@Nuzzdegurechaff TO ESPERANDO TBM

@ismaexp Meu amigo taxista, cade o dev blog mostrando o locky da riot?

kk pqp

o talento do necrit de extrair videos de 10 min+ com assuntos triviais é surpreendente pqp

AMANHÃ teremos: * DevBlog da Season 2 do LoL * Trailer da Gata Negra (Marvel Rivals) SANTA TERÇA-FEIRA FI

Estava roteirizando um vídeo sobre o assunto, mas percebi que o tema é complexo demais pra ser exposto só por 1 ponto de vista. É um tópico pra PodCast/Conversa, não vídeo.

@BigBadBear_ eu tava contando com o dev blog de hj pra tirar ideia de vídeo xD

é, que dia hein pelo jeito o Dev da Temporada nova não é hoje e mil tretas

Insano

boa thumb chat?

@tatulol_ Os criadores da 1° leva possuem um peso MUITO absurdo na comunidade q eu acho q é impossível pra gente da nova geração tentar replicar, Tatuzera Mesmo que criemos valor através do que produzimos, oque essa galera fez lá atrás eu acho q n dá pra reproduzir nunca mais :(

Desde quando eu era um pequeno gafanhoto, com 6 ou 8 anos, eu consumia centenas de tipos de conteúdos que, infelizmente, hoje ou não existem ou surgem em momentos extremamente raros, conteúdos que eram feitos com amor e carinho, sem ter medo de se arriscar ou passar vergonha. Isso não é necessariamente uma crítica aos grandes criadores de LoL atuais, mas sim a como o ecossistema hoje funciona

Esse é o MAIOR episódio da história da animação ocidental. E tenho dito.

@RiotPhroxzon also imo, changes in Runes are one of the most efficient when it comes to Impact per Investment, its insane how much the game feels fresh whenever new runes come into play, both minors and Keystones That segment need to receive more attention

@RiotPhroxzon It's important to acknowlage too that without a good cadence and scope of updates, we, as creators, become more and more restricted to which types of content we produce Smurfing-content for exemplo tends to skyrocket whenever League becomes too stale

Was fun to chat with Armand again! On League's Many Audiences Wanted to provide more context about rate of change 1. The vocal minority on Reddit, Twitter, Bilibili, Inven, etc. are a very specific (but important!) part of the player base. 2. The energy/investment required to even post at all is too high for most people. This leaves a non-vocal majority that is often not posting on these platforms. 3. We try to get the opinions of these players with surveys and other methods. What we've found is that players who play a lot (streamers, Pros, social media users, etc.) will almost always want more change. They typically often play majority of Ranked SR and play hundreds if not thousands of hours a Season. The majority of our player base are average players that have a higher chance of finding it difficult to keep up with too many large updates (this is not all, but a significant portion). They may have lifestyle commitments like School, Work or Kids. These players might play more normal SR, play more Modes like ARAM and might not be Ranked grinders. As a result, even if the entire vocal minority on social media is saying the same thing (we want more change!), our average players could be saying something completely different (and in this case they are) If we change the game too much, even if the changes are good, they can lead to a significant amount of players feeling like "League changes too much to keep up" and alienating some of that longtime audience. At the same time, if we don't make changes that make the game exciting, fresh and interesting, then the game can become stale. So, we think Season Start is a good time to be making changes that feel exciting, fresh and interesting, but our inclination to do that in the middle of the year has gone down a decent amount as a result of these studies, though maybe that will change in the future On making good changes We also need to make a distinction between: 1. Large changes that are good 2. Large changes that aren't so good It's a fair critique to say if the size of changes are large, but the changes aren't good, then it's not the size of changes that's the problem, it's the quality of the changes. Given League's longevity, the "low hanging fruit" of good changes gets smaller and smaller every year. The ability to both "go big" and "have that be good" becomes harder and harder even with a lot of investment. eg. Look at movies, AAA games, TV shows, etc. At the same time, our job is to find those spaces that are awesome and are surprising even when they're hard to find. But it does mean that if we can't find something, we think it's better to make smaller changes that we think are good than go larger with changes that might be frustrating to players.

Riot Phroxzon 👊: "The amount of changes we made in 2025 felt like too much for players." "For Season 2, we’re taking a more conservative approach. We’re aiming for fewer changes overall but making them more impactful." Interview by @ArmandLuque ⬇️ sheepesports.com/en/all/article…

@RtnhRx kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk é mt engraçado quando eu furo a bolha pqp sim mano eu quero a MINHA LUX no jogo de luta

@Ismalakoi O cara ve uma lista com tresh, sett e fiddle e da hate. Krlh lerdola, você quer quem pra um jogo de luta? As fadinhas que você joga na soloQ ?

Deus não te ouça pqp

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@gregceltiano sim

@Ismalakoi krl ismalakoi, teus níveis de cortisol são os mais altos da rede, pqp