Artifact - That's nothing to be embarrassed about.

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• That's nothing to be embarrassed about.
• It is that time of the week..
• To the Devs: Please remember Endgame cards are supposed to be strong. Not an end-all.
• Sploosh
• Can we establish a naming convention for the lanes to make it easier to communicate?

That's nothing to be embarrassed about. Posted: 17 May 2020 12:12 PM PDT submitted by /u/KronnNguyen [link] [comments]

It is that time of the week.. Posted: 17 May 2020 06:44 PM PDT submitted by /u/hijifa [link] [comments]

To the Devs: Please remember Endgame cards are supposed to be strong. Not an end-all. Posted: 17 May 2020 11:35 AM PDT Now that 2.0 has been announced, I wanted to take some time to address this issue. Up to this point, I feel like endgame cards have been way too strong. You may have had a very close game up to round 8 or so, and then a player plays ToT or Selemene or Damocles and just like that it is over. High mana cards feel like rather than be just being strong, the whole game is just a race to see who plays them first, and little does it matter your previous stand in the game thus far. It all comes down to "It's turn x. Do you have it or not?" I think that's an important aspect of the game that must be looked into, and certainly the reason why all of my friends stopped playing. IMO, a good example of an end card is "Cover of night". Strong, versatile. Highly despised in the light of it's competitors. But it just won't end the game when played. The feeling I should get from using such cards is "How can I or my opponent best make use of x card?", instead of "Oh shit, there it comes". Just my two cents. submitted by /u/MakubeC [link] [comments]

Sploosh Posted: 17 May 2020 08:01 PM PDT submitted by /u/DownvoteHappyCakeday [link] [comments]

Can we establish a naming convention for the lanes to make it easier to communicate? Posted: 17 May 2020 10:50 PM PDT Assumption: both players see the board like we would if we were sitting opposite each other at a real table.. i.e. the spot where a regular melee creep spawns would be on the left for radiant player, right for the dire player. My proposition is as follows: From the perspective of the radiant player, leftmost lane is Lane 1, Rightmost is Lane 3. Each slot is named with letters A through E. What do you think?? Hashtag Justice4Dire? submitted by /u/LoL_is_pepega_BIA [link] [comments]

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