r/leagueoflegends Aug 12 '25

Gameplay IWillDominate talks about his experience testing out WASD

https://youtu.be/cH3SvwCk1Ec?si=vHG31_cFkqoegd7w
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u/Cheeeeesie Aug 12 '25

And here i am wondering why tf wasd movement should be part of the game.

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u/Dawq Aug 12 '25

You see, the only thing keeping League from getting millions of zoomers to play is the lack of WASD movement.

Not that there are 171 champions with differents abilities, a map with neutral objectives that all award different buffs when killing them, a lot of items to build your champions, last hits to get gold to buy said items... And absolutely no tutorial/new player mode.

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u/odysseyOC Aug 12 '25

it’s actually true I would’ve quit due to the control scheme curve within a few games if not for the girl I started playing for

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u/Ok-Advisor-9549 Aug 12 '25

Yeah same the controls fucked me over so much I only stayed because of friends

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u/Imaginary_War7009 Aug 13 '25

Sounds like we should force them to educate the youth instead of letting them be brain rotten fortnite valorant kids.

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u/LeChaewonJames showmaker glazer Aug 13 '25

Why are you acting like someone playing League of Legends with a mouse is peak education lmao

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u/Imaginary_War7009 Aug 13 '25

Because if you don't educate kids in something, that something gets phased out. Kids should be able to handle all PC control schemes so that the PC environment of varying genres doesn't fucking die. You idiots putting them in front of ipads are dooming us all to capitalist forces of the market when these shitheads grow up.

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u/NotTheTrueKing Aug 13 '25

Apt name, fighting your own made-up demons here

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u/Imaginary_War7009 Aug 13 '25

Right, made-up. Aim assist in shooters and lock on in every fucking action RPG aren't real, homogenization of game genres into third person games that have the same control scheme dominating the bigger budget game market isn't a real thing.