u/Eevree

Proposal: make a megathread for Mel current state of affair

I don't think that discussions about Mel's current state or rework proposals are very constructive and they're spoiling much of the subreddit vibe. And in the long run, it become boring if not obnoxious.

Each day I come here, someone is complaining and I get it, but if this becomes an everyday occurrence, the morale will get lower and lower, and Mel's appreciation art and posts will get overshadowed.

Henceforth I just suggest that the complaints will go in a megathread so that everyone can still discuss her, but without cluttering this subreddit with too many posts about her.

This way, people can:

- still discuss her;
- contribute to debates when they're in the mindset to do so;
- watch art, gameplay outplay, or read appreciation posts without being overwhelmed by complain posts

I'd say this would be healthier for the group long-term, and it's also easier to moderate, since mods would not have to check every single Mel rant post for potential rule infringement.

What do you say?

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u/Eevree — 13 days ago

Monthly reminder to Riot that Mel winrate is 45/46% and her banrate is 35%

We all know why people don't want to lane against Mel. She has an easy clear, long range poke if she wants to play safe, a basic ability that allows her to counter every projectile, ultimates included (even Nami R, Renata R, Seraphine R), and an ult and passive that don't allow you either to prolong the fight, nor to escape using your (supposed) superior skills.

She is a nice champion to play, very satisfying, but can't blame people who just don't want the hassle of laning against her.

I wonder when will Riot decide to say that enough time is enough time and give her a meaningful tweak to her kit. A banrate so high for a champion that loses almost 6 games out of 10 is ridiculous

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u/Eevree — 2 months ago