Neo_Way

I'll start this post by saying that I don't necessarily think or expect Riot to implement whatever changes we brainstorm here, and I'm sure they have other priorities at the moment (coughseraphineandvaynecough), but I had this thought today and wanted to see what the community thinks about it. Not to mention I used to think they would never mess with a Champion's signature spell, yet Zillean has a much better spell for him now.

Elise, while currently a solid champion for more aggressive strategies, is also one of the few Champions that lose an ability on level up and, while she does receive an aura effect in it's place, it makes it hard for her to keep the board state for too long (which is

Yet another spoiler alert because idk how to flag that on mobile.

I'm getting stuck on the jellyfish boss for this day. Sometimes, while I'm attacking, the boss will simply start spinning nonstop and remain that way. No attacks can harm it (as far as I've tested, I had no way to farm groove back up to 300% to try that, but lower groove attacks will not work either) and its hitbox remains active. From what I've tried, it seems to be related to the time warping effect (specifically, from Time is Relative).

I've yet to try the fight without that effect on, but has anyone encountered this problem as well?

Edit: turns out I was actually able to deal damage to it, it was just really slow and te

Now that both 0 and Darling were both shadow dropped in English, I'm left wondering... Is it even realistic to hope for a translation of Divergencies Assort? Kinda wanna avoid double dipping if I can, and I technically already can play LBP on Steam (leaving only 0 and Darling, although I'm not a huge fan of playing on a PC). I also don't know if the games were released separately in Japanese and then re-released as a collection, so if that was the case I'd think it's likely (but not guaranteed) that they'll do the same now.

I'm sure the crushing majority of the players here chose to buy CTRNF on the PS4 for a number of reasons, but one omission from the Switch version caught my attention and I rarely see anyone talking about it: local wireless, or the lack thereof. Now, I want to make it clear that yes, I've filled the feedback form that Activision provided, but it's still strange to think how this wasn't considered or somehow didn't make the cut. Was an official reason for this ever provided?

I do have a theory that this could've been done to keep content "parity" with the other versions (by which I mean without the extra stuff that the PS4 has), but it's still an odd decision that stops you from playing with

I'll start by saying that I forgot to create the log file and only realized after a while, at which point I figured it would be pointless to force people to search through a wall of text just to help me on this. Because of that, I'll try to be as detailed as I can do best describe the situation.

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I have four lands in play, with only one able to generate red mana, a 1 loyalty [[Kiora, Behemoth Beckoner]] and a [[Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma]] on the field. My plan was to cast a discounted [[Rekindling Phoenix]] while drawing a card from the other Kiora that I had in hand while keeping a third red mana available to protect my board with [[Bolt Bend]].

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I was Googling for info on Linear Bounded Phenogram and I stumbled upon Divergencies Assort, which will come out this 20th in Japan for the Switch and has 0, LBP and Darling of Loving Vows. My question then is: how long does it usually take for these titles to be localized (assuming they do get localized at all)? I just finished Elite and I can say that I'm ready for more! (or not, maybe I'll break while reading one of those lol)

TL;DR at the end of the post.

Recently I had one of my worst experiences with the timer on Arena and that's not putting it lightly.

I was up against a BG Explore deck that had two [[Path of Discovery]] on the field. Now, ignoring my frustration caused by the huge amount of card selection that that enabled (as that is just the deck's strategy, nothing inherently wrong with that) while I had to draw like crazy just to try (and fail) to find enough answers to his [[Poison-Tip Archer]]s (again part of the game, even if it made me feel like shit), that player at one point played an [[Izoni, Thousand-Eyed]] and created a 24 triggers stack. I'm like "ok, I'll just hit end turn and i

The title and spoiler tags are pretty self explanatory, but I'll add a disclaimer just in case: I'm assuming anyone who reads bellow has played Splatoon 1 and 2's single player campaigns as well as the whole of the Octo Expansion. You have been warned.

To explain my problem with the Octo Expansion, I'll start by addressing what I think will be the most common response to this rant: "It's just a child's shooter, it doesn't have to be coherent, were you expecting that in a Nintendo game?" and similar responses. And my answer is yes, I was. There's no reason why they couldn't be more consistent with their established lore and I'm honestly quite disappointed. I don't care if your expectatio

I'm actually not sure if it's a bug or just a delay, but I tried pressing buttons when it happened (as evidenced by the "unable to use" sounds), but it didn't seem to do anything. Here's the video of it happening: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1824229457620463&id=100001002794757