Looks like I can't play league anymore I switched to full Linux recently
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It's really unfortunate. Wonder if there will be a workaround or if that's even possible. I'm not keeping a windows boot just for League of Legends tbh
I've never run a virtual machine I wonder if that would make it possible. But yeah I don't want to dual boot
Um...hell fucking no?
Hey, Dehydrated. I really wish you wouldn't spam the same article in 20 places a few seconds apart.
I mean isn't that how it's supposed to be done? You post to all relevant communities? Lemmy even has a feature to deduplicate posts in your feed that have the same link URL, to reduce the repetition in your feed
If it's still annoying then maybe the software needs to handle it better, because I don't think only posting to a single community is good. Everyone else gets left out, especially when you consider some communities will be on defederated instances.
As long as there are multiple communities for the same topic, users are going to post the same links to multiple communities. The software has to handle it better. I submitted a proposal to solve it, but one of the lemmy devs have said explicitly that they won't implement it and they don't think duplicate posts are an issue.
I think keeping the comments separate is probably still a good thing. There might be another way to improve it
I think once we get a system for multi-communities or grouping communities, we could revisit this issue
is cheaters in lol this bad? are there more cheaters compared to for ex.: dota? and if yes, why? does the lol game implementation allow it?
If I’ve understood correctly it’s partly scripters/cheaters, partly botting that are the main problems right now, in high and low ranks respectively.
According to some of the discussions I read there’s been a sharp increase in cheating/botting ever since the League source code was leaked.