Why Rotation Is Our Fault

99% of players have no idea how to play off meta Champs and archetypes in runeterra.

Ask Majin Bae the last time he played yordal tribal and he'll say yordles have a tribe?

Ask Nifty the last time he played yordal tribal in master ladder and he will say 5 minuites ago.

So we end up in situations where poppy and her entire archetype get rotated?

Why yordles aren't competitive, they aren't good, they aren't broken, they aren't even cheesy 

Now you could say Taric Poppy infinite rally was a deck at one point, kind of like how star springs Tahm Kench was a deck at some point.

Are they good decks now? No....not even close, not even in the same God damn solar system as what is considered good and playable right now.

Want to know what's good?

Annie, Annie is pretty good.

Elites are pretty good.

Yassao? Not so much.

Sundisc meh kinda but also no.

Want to know a really good one?

Thresh, when is the last time Thresh tutored a champion and that was some how good?

Or you jammed 6 anivas?

But no killing these bad decks will some how slow the game down?

When they weren't actually being played in the first place?

No this rotation list reeks of arrogance.

Nah you weren't playing those decks anyways right? I dont see them in the top 20 meta list so you don't need those decks, they didint exist 

So yes I blame the runeterra community for not expressing the importance of the extended card pool.

But when you get locked into the next rigid meta where only Sett is meta or whatever, you're gonna wish you could jam Rumble to blow off some steam.

Too bad ya can't now, he dead.

A little update I did a poll on reddit to see who was happy with the changes and there wasn't a single LOR apologist that could say they were confident in Riots choices.

Thats a red flag for sure.

I don't play runeterra very much but rotation sounds like a good thing. It makes want to come back to the game since they're changing things up.