Dota 2

[Zero]

Does anyone else feel like LOL is steadily declining due to the fact that they pump out champions. It seems like every two weeks we get another champions with a combination of 4 spells (which seem to never be unique) Do you guys think its for the better or is it worse? I personally would rather see new game modes like dota had, i.e. all random or death match.

[TJgamer]

I feel that way too.
I don't think they have too many. But they are releasing them a little too fast lately.
When I saw the gameplay mechanics for Graves, I was pretty disappointed. His gameplay is boring and unoriginal.
The more recent champion, Fizz, is fun to play, but I also think he's just an ability power version of Wukong.
All in all, League of Legends' champions are not getting any better or worse. They're just not really getting anywhere.

[Kaemon]

Personally I have the hypothesis that they want to have more than 100 Heroes (or close enough) for when Dota 2 comes out. Its an easy number to compare; and you can get some people just by telling them that Dota 2 has 105 heroes and LoL has 60.
But if LoL increases that number to 90 is not that big of a difference; and if they even get 106+ they can even claim to have more heroes in their game.

Thats what I think. Also, LoL population gets bored so they need new heroes.
And... most important (probably the key-piece) is that LoL is Free-to-Play, which means they only win money from people paying for Riot Points, and those are used by people who want to rush shopping the newest heroes and get a week of "free-owning" people that don't even know what skills that new hero has, since they came out so fast you can't even learn the previous one before a new one comes out. XD
If they didn't realese them so far; everyone that has already bought all the heroes/runes he wanted would had 6.300 points for getting is without paying; even if playing only casually.

I played a lot of LoL (because friends started playing it mind you; I would have remained really happy playing DotA); and to be honest I kinda only had fun with a couple of heroes (mostly Anivia).
However, I kept playing -AR > -SD > -RD (in that order of preference, and randoming if I ever ended up in an -AP) in Dota, and I LOVE 90 of the current 104 heroes (and I haven't played the latest 4). And the missing 10... I just happen to LIKE them, instead of LOVING. XD

[Bristleback]

HoN was doing the same thing a few months earlier but the people asked them to stop this because it was hard for players to learn a hero when a new one was already out...I hope you know what I mean...Now they release a hero every 3 or 4 or even 5 weeks!

[Mastion]

I like the large amount of heroes more options and a better chance to find the hero that fits you best. Only thing I don't like is when they pump out someone who is to similar to a hero that is already out.

[cherryghost]

The more the merrier I say!Like the variety.

[ShadowChorus]

I can generally learn a new Champion in LoL/Hero in HoN/DotA--And DotA 2 now that I've gotten in-- in the first few games I play them. It doesn't really take me all that long. I never had the problem of 'too fast too many', and I can appreciate the differences that each champ offers. Really, I think they're doing just fine, and the numbers show it too, considering how much money they're making. You can rant against it all you want, but profits don't lie.

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