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[dobidobi @eeeswie]

erkekler o kadar basit ki 1 tane nickleri var ve onu her sosyal medya hesabında kullanıyorlar 😔

[Macie Jay @MacieJay]

All the streamer charms have been demoted to uncommon aside from Kixstar who's now legendary.

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

Karamana 9 Antalyaya 10 Mersine 6 vermis serefin var mi serefin

[sanayici eleman @vwsevenadam]

bi çılgınlık yapıp Anadolu insanını memleketlerine göre puanladım (uzman görüşü)

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

@ichbugra @livsiee @BBL_esports abi bana riotta iş bulduğun için çok teşekkürler

[Tryndamere @MarcMerrill]

Dear Wild Rift Players,

Five years of @wildrift . Wow. Feels like both a lifetime and like we’re just getting started. 

It’s wild to think how far we’ve come. Wild Rift was born in the chaos of 2020… a year that forced the world to change quickly, and Riot with it. We rethought how we work, how we collaborate, and some of the details of how we deliver for players. Through all of it, one belief anchored us: that there was a path to bringing an authentic League of Legends experience to mobile in a way that would delight players. 

You’ve probably heard the story of the origins of “a mobile League of Legends” before. There are lots of mistellings about it; some folks talk about other mobile MOBAs racing ahead of us to market. Or that we thought it was a bad idea or wouldn’t have an audience. The truth is this: for a long, long time, we believed there was potential for a great MOBA experience on mobile, but at the time (~2013ish?), we didn’t have the right people for it. At Riot we ALWAYS start with a team with extreme passion for the genre and the space. Back then, we didn’t yet have those people. A few years later we began assembling a team, led by Michael Chow, that truly understood mobile… and understood MOBA… and understood what underserved players in that genre really needed.

We asked: “Can we bring the strategic depth, the incredible champions and gameplay of Leagueto mobile in a way that resonates?” Short game sessions, an entirely different input scheme, pacing and layout adjustments, item changes, targeting, mobile networking - so many questions and so many challenges for the team to overcome.

Since then, we’ve watched Wild Rift evolve. We adjusted our expectations of what we’re making and for whom we’re making it. Alan Moore led the team for an important stretch, setting the game up for its current state as a great collaboration between our Los  Angeles team and our Shanghai studio. Under the leadership of @PapaSmoothie the team continues to demonstrate the qualities that a great team needs: deep passion for the genre, an innovative spirit and willingness to take risks and a deep ability to relate to the needs of players. 

To the community: thank you. Your feedback, your passion, your voice … you’ve shaped Wild Rift far more than any internal roadmap. To the team: thank you for believing, for iterating, for learning, growing and delivering. 

Here’s to five years of Wild Rift and many more ahead. Let’s keep evolving together, pushing the boundaries of what mobile MOBAs can be, and always keeping the player at the center.

- Marc ‘Tryndamere’ Merrill

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

@YunusBenX1 @bzkrtburak

[murat @semtinmuhabiri]

“Orkun’u almakla hata yaptık.”

[Anime Posts @AnimeDailyPost]

Today is the only day you can retweet this

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

@iseteber @ichbugra

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

@Besiktas Bant daraltmayı fırsat bilmişler inanılmaz

[mine @mineaglama]

tamamen objektif yorumum mersin yasanacak en iyi sehir olabilr

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

@FUTesportsgg @ichbugra

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

Her şeyden önce çok iyi yürekli bir insandın. Mekanın cennet olsun.

[platcorn @platcornweb]

Oğuzhan “Jrokez” Dalgakıran hayatını kaybetti.

[Çağrı @glaeth_]

Adın geçtiği saniyeden itibaren o kadar istedim ki gelmeni..

[Beşiktaş JK @Besiktas]

Bilgilendirme | Orkun Kökçü

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