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As a person with almost 5,000 hours in the game, I am finally going to say what has been on my mind. This game was fun and addicting for a long time, and I am confident in saying I will never play another game as many hours as I have this one. However.... Bugs since beta, unnecessary balance changes, horrible matchmaking, many items are useless, bad servers, etc. The player-base has been duped into thinking this game will be fixed for a long time, and I know the devs are working as hard as they can. This feels null when champions are being released two patches in a row, but features of the game causing issues are just removed instead of fixed (looking at you play of the game).

Game-breaking bugs such as infinite terminus ult (or just the entire champion of terminus shall I say) have been fixed as well as many others, and I commend them for that. However, grover vine crash has been in the game since beta (they said it was fixed, but it definitely was not).

Also, the banning system is completely scuffed. a friend of mine was banned for trash-talking, but he did not even participate in chat. Another member of our team had a similar name that WAS trash-talking, and he was not banned. Meanwhile, nothing is done with blatant hackers. I am incredibly picky in what I look for in a hacker, so I don't just throw reports everywhere. I may see one to two a month, and nothing is done about them.

My interest in this game has declined the last couple years. I would closely follow the balance changes and loadouts, and change them whenever a new patch came out. Now I just play when my friends want to play, and I don't feel loadouts make a real impact to the game any longer. To anyone wanting to start the game, there's a lot to learn with little to no return for doing so. I will keep playing, but I do not recommend any new players start the game unless vast changes are made (which is incredibly unlikely), which I find regrettable to say. At this point, another Paladins game needs to be made on a new engine for it to remain relevant.