Why does this game feel like a damn cartoon
Fights in this damn game feel like tom and jerry shit bro is that just me? 😭😭
Fights in this damn game feel like tom and jerry shit bro is that just me? 😭😭
About half of my last 20 or so game are S+ or A+ carry games on statlocker too. The game refuses to forgive you for learning the game and once being worse than you currently are. The 'certainty' statistic needs to be removed because why did I not rank up for 3 wins in the top subrank then rank down after 1 loss, all 3 wins being C to S+ preformance on statlocker
Like for someone who's still learning the game I imagine it isnt uncommon to be stuck in a rank deservedly for a bit. But at a certain point you become better than everyone else and start stomping games. But unless you win a dozen games in a row it wont rank you up and I still find this with the new update to matckmaking.
Dude would sit in their jungle like a LOL player run out to ult kill someone then run away, dude was also saving his ult for me specifically because I dropped 6 kills on their duo in lane
This dude really went in alone and infiltrated a massive faction. Within a week, he had the leader, Alpha, eating out of his hand, sidelined her right-hand man, and had her crying in front of him (something she killed another guy for witnessing), only to assassinate her, all just to get on Rick’s good side.
The cherry on top is that it made clear he could have easily taken over the Whisperers in that moment; the only reason he didn’t was because he didn’t want to live like them.
No placement matches has to be the worst idea for a ranked game ever created. Like why do I need to play 15 matches with actual children in the bottom ranks where I can still lose dispite dropping 16 kills. Additonally im in copper playing against silvers and golds just trying to get my rank up how is this fun at all and what is the point in a display rank if it means nothing.
This shit will not be missed
Trying to go against or trying to appease them. Just write your original ideas man
>"Eren became a protagonist who committed mass slaughter on a scale rarely seen in other works of fiction. As for why I conceived such a story from the beginning, part of it was my desire to create a narrative with a major twist—where the victim becomes the perpetrator. But a large factor was also my own immaturity and foolishness at the time, when I was in my early twenties. That aspect became the core of Eren's character, leading to the point where he confesses not as someone forced into wrongdoing by circumstances, but as someone who harbored a desire to do harm. However, "Attack on Titan" had long since ceased to be mine alone, and Eren became a character loved by many readers. In the end, without fully committing to portraying him as a detestable figure, I found myself depicting him with a certain closeness and sympathy. As a result, I feel there remains a sense of insincerity in the story's conclusion—at least in my own assessment."
Now on display in the Attack on Titan Museum in his hometown as of April 24, 2026: