In my opinion it was still the right move to leave reddit. The idea of having a git repository with the wiki pages is also great. The game is playable right now, which might be a reason why the community is not really active at the moment. I just hope that if a patch comes that breaks the game on linux this will be the place to get information about workarounds and fixes.
this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2023
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Farewell League of Linux </3
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# ❌ Vanguard anticheat is coming to League of Legends, the era of League of Linux is over. * Riot announcement video \(Vanguard @ 12:12\) * Farewell r/leagueoflinux: Vanguard is coming to League of Legends, likely ending the era of League of Linux * Collection of Rioter comments * DotA2 Steam page
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Copying my comment on the pinned thread:
Honestly I'm pissed about the whole situation, but at this point the fact that there is still no actual community (Discord or Revolt), and things aren't changing on Reddit from what I know, having this community here is just damaging to the community. I've been scrolling through the posts here and most of them have little to know help in terms of responses. The reddit posts were not only google searchable, but they also had some decent involvement in terms of debugging and community help.
I don't understand why there are a lot of posts here not answered, like there are no users (?)
Well that's my point. I get Reddit and specifically spez is doing some fucked shit, but at the end of the day, the reason platforms like Discord aren't dead because of their stupid decisions is because the users are simply not moving. By this point, if the admins of this community don't wanna be on Reddit, fine, but then hand the reigns to someone else so that all the work gone into that subreddit hasn't gone to waste and those users that utilize the subreddit can continue to do so.
strong agree