Taken from /r/Jokes/

Yesterday, Ben posted the following post on Reddit’s r/InternetIsBeautiful sub-reddit:

Play with Recursive Drawing

Kablamo.

We’re getting a decent influx of traffic onto Mandalagaba. As of this writing it is still ongoing peaking right now at 45 thousand visitors for more than 2 million hits.

Yesterday’s number were also faily overwhelming (29k visitors).

Reddit waves are quite something when you ride them. They allow you to test drive the platform’s performance, you get tons of user feedback, users giving you bug reports and on top of that you’re getting massive traffic.

Pretty productive use of copy-pasting a link.

It’s an art to master Reddit. Everytime I try I botch it and 80% of Ben’s postings generate results, and sometimes even climb their way up to the sub-reddit’s front page.

We got about 120 comments, most of which are very positive and helpful. Some are negative of course and some are both, like this one “This is pretty cool but man... sometimes this can also act as a migraine aura simulator”. We got tons of polishing to do on the recursive drawing facet so this facet can be somewhat of a brain teaser right of the bat, even for us.

Would it be worth posting about this project on reddit?

I have never used the site before, I’ve only read a few threads on the Game Grumps and Skyhill sub-reddits and seen screenshots from AMAs that Dan has done.

They seem a really passionate sub-set of the fan-base and it would be great to reach out to them, going from the positive reaction here on Tumblr as well.

I would love to know what you guys think.

Wait until Champion gets buffed

Complain that buffed champion is so overpowered that the game is literally unplayable now

Alternatively:

Wait until Champion gets nerfed

Complain that nerfed champion is so weak that the game is literally unplayable now

Requirements:

Know literally nothing except how to bitch about what you don't know

Immediately post the moment any pro player dies in LCS claiming they're trash, need to retire, and that you could play better