ProgRocktopus

On a personal note, I really appreciate everyone who took the time to play the beta, report bugs, write up feedback, read the stuff we wrote, make community content, or otherwise did work trying to make the game better for everyone. Your contributions matter.

It's been a humbling, constructive, and fun experience working together with you all. Here's to launching this thing and keeping the collaboration going!

I agree with ProgRock, and I'd also like to thank everyone for just playing the game.

If you crashed the game, I know it sucks for you, but it helps us (sometimes me) make the game more stable for everyone else.

Personally coming here to thank players if they complained about FPS, weird graphics glitches, and all that. We're working on a lot of it to make a game worth your time.

And for all of you that I ran into in the queues and yelled at me like I was a normal player because I don't have Riot in my name, thank you for making CB enjoyable for me on my free time as well c:

RaccoonDu

Just wondering if the fps improvements are targeted at Ryzen players. With a Ryzen 9 3900X and a GTX 1080, I should never be getting under 144fps with low-medium settings, however my fps fluctuates between 130-300. I'm lucky to even be getting above 100, other Ryzen players aren't so lucky. If you could reassure me post launch, Ryzen performance will improve, that would really help me sleep at night, since Riot's been keeping fps improvements so vague.

I won't go into specifics, but there's a number of performance increases that are going into the launch version of the game, but we're definitely not stopping there.

We have a decent amount of more performance increases that didn't hit that patch, and more we spec'd out and haven't done the work to address, but we are planning to. Particularly, we don't want to jam all the risky changes in one patch. Perf is great, but it can't come at the cost of a buggy game.

I'd like to say that we're going to keep working on performance for quite a bit. I'm of the opinion that performance isn't a problem that's ever fixed, but sometimes needs more addressing than other times. Right now, we need to address it a bit more, but after the changes we want to make, it's not "done."