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I just watched the Watcher interview after a guildie told me he mentioned HFC was the final raid, but I didn't hear him mention that this was the final Raid dungeon.

edit: I didn't hear him mention.

How can I change the in-game splash arts and portraits.

I have created these to replace the god awful Quinn Splash and portrait.

http://imgur.com/a/rBUd2

http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?p=47896311#47896311

I am actually curious if Riot is capable of producing a gay champion.

By gay, I don't mean Jack from Will and Grace. I don't even mean flamboyant. Just a champion who is gay.

Sexuality (not orientation) is already a theme in characters like Ahri, Nidalee, Misfortune, Eve and eh, I don't know, maybe Tryndamere?

Would there ever be any incentive to create a character with a gay backstory or would this be one of those, leave it to the player's interpretation topics.

[**I am not advocating for or against but I'd be interested as to w

Neil Degrasse Sagan lead the research party to Pax.

Edit: Cross Post from r/Science

Edit 2: Cross Post from SecretChristians

It's a problem with the two lane system. The enemy team covers all of the base basically regardless of where they position within their base.

The lane's geography needs to be changed so that each lane covers the opposite side of the base. On top of that there is just not enough space inside the base for the enemy team to position. This means attacking teams have to engage in the tiny crowded lane chokes. This seriously negates the value of poke compositions.

Edit: for the sake of discussion do not make assumptions about whether one team is ahead or the composition of either team.

http://imgur.com/6iqVZNU

This has been weighing on me for some time. Before Hots I got two of my friends to buy SC2 for $30. After that one of them quit pretty quickly being overwhelmed by the game's learning curve. The other didn't buy the expansion.

Today, while talking up SC2 to a friend, he mentioned it would cost him $80 to pick up both game and expansion. Something he wasn't interested in.

It occurs to me that regardless of how highly I boast SC2, the barrier of entry is too damn high!

In one day we unlocked exactly half the tiers.

Yesterday Papa Johns starts an event in an unfamilar field. Esports. Now there has never been any reason to assume a coupon code would occupy 6 of the 25 front page slots, but good job r/Starcraft we did our part to promote a new exploring sponsor.

But today we find out, that exactly half the tiers have been unlocked.

Exactly half, not gradually. The splash was just suddenly updated and we were exactly at half. There's also no way to tell how many orders are needed to finish the tiers.

Chances are, this small promotion exploded on r/Starcraft and r/LeagueofLegends and instead of completing all 10 tiers on the first day. They are trying

Literally about half the games I select Lux, someone will pick a second mid champ and try to force me into support.

After the first few times of being a "team player" I stopped encouraging the trolls and flat out started refusing to support.

What really irritates me after this is that most of the time my team will flame and threaten to report me for not being a "team player."

TL;DR: SORRY THOUGHT YOU WERE SUPPORT LUX WITH TELEPORT AND I WENT AHEAD AND PIKED VIEGAR SO YOU GOTTA SUPPORT K?

I am not banned, and I am not writing this to vent or anything. I was banned a week ago, of which I was rude to three people so I figured I pretty much got what I deserve.

But what I thought was really odd was the guy who reported me for "cry for jungle... make a fail gank in all lanes and die all the time its the worse jungler ever!! must unistall this"

The Tribunal isn't perfect, but when I asked the support team to look into this after the ban, I got two copy-pasta responses. The first had nothing to do with my question, the second was a short statement about how Riot trusts its players and the Tribunal cannot be repealed.

So if you take a role someone called you have to be worrie