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I remember the "AOE-Combo" metagame before Riot ended it. I didn't really see any problem with it, it was actually kind of fun and it's not like it was completely impossible to counter. You wanna counter an AOE team? All you needed was a Gragas or Janna ult, both of whom were extremely powerful champions at the time of this "metagame"..
No offense intended to Riot but it's almost as if you're having so much fun in your offices you don't put that much time into balancing the game. It seems like you just take what people say on the forums and a month later implement it into a patch. For example, when Urgot first came out right from the start people complained he was UP yet it took you what, 7 patches to give him any form of buff?
Now it seems as if you're just nerfing anything and everything that noobs complain about on the forum. You're taking the skill component out of League of Legends by doing this. In all honesty, all these "ridiculously" OP things people complain about never seemed that bad to me with the exception of a couple such as the "run away from xin zhao" phase of the game and the Leblanc release (good hotfix though I must say).
Basically what I'm trying to say is this.. Rather than nerfing every single thing that some noob on the forum says is OP because they don't take the game seriously enough to read the situation and counter it, simply implement different things into the game to counter them. Give champions their own uniqueness back.
For example, nowadays in ranked gameplay many people find Cho'Gath to be a poor choice just because many tanks have more to offer than he does and are more reliable. In beta Cho'Gath used to have his own unique quality where his ult could kill enemy Tryndameres in ult and bypass Chronoshift and Guardian Angel. If this were left in the game it would give people a reason to play Cho'Gath, because he has his own unique quality to counter Zilean and Tryndamere.
Rather than nerfing everyone to the point where the game is balanced to an extreme where all things will simply do a set amount of damage, slow, stun, or things of that nature give people a way to counter other champions through their champion choice so when people get fed up by getting owned by too many Insert Champion Name Here they can just counter them with a different champion next game.
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AOE team bans Janna and Gragas
And besides, making Cho'Gath like that makes him OVERSPECIALIZED
and that means games are lost at champ select, which is lame.
Having a dominant strategy turns the game into rock paper scissors. A team either plays the dominant strategy, the counter to the dominant strategy, or the counter to the counter. It's more fun when more strategies are viable than that.
When one strategy is so much easier/stronger than others, it isn't really fun. Ideally, all the strategies would be so-so, and that is more what we have now - aoe works, but isn't as super-easy as it used to be, tanky champions are similar, more balanced/rounded teamcomps are just as effective as everything else, etc.
I think what I mean came out wrong.. My main point is that I believe rather than making everyone weak and adding a lot more room for error they should have more than one strategy like the AOE-Combo one.. Keep the AOE one but have ways to counter that, have other strategies you can use but different strategies will counter that one.. Idk if that makes sense or not but its what I think would be best for the game.
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How to populate dropdown list from mysql db and based on selection populate another dropdown list in php form?
This sounds like a job for javascript. You could populate each of the dropdowns with php and mysql, but you'd need javascript to have the selection on the first dropdown affect which of the next dropdowns is visible. The PHP and MySQL would look like this:
Repeat that process for each dropdown.
Then you have to write some javascript to work on the change. I don't know enough "pure" javascript to do this, but I can show you what it'd look like in jQuery. Assuming your html looks like this:
Then the jQuery would look like this (all wrapped in a document.ready() of course)
The basic flow is that you hide all of the secondary dropdowns. Then, whenever the value in the first dropdown changes, you rehide the secondary dropdowns, and show only the desired dropdown. You can do a lot more with this by actually creating the dom elements on the fly or by using an ajax call to get the new dropdowns, but this covers the basic concept.
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District of Michigan Labor Cases
Labor/Management Relations Cases, Dockets and Filings
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 567
Davis v. Professional Representatives Organization et al
as 2:2015cv10767
Plaintiff: Robert Davis
Defendant: Professional Representatives Organization, Michigan AFSCME Council 25 (AFL-CIO)
Phillips v. UAW International et al
as 2:2015cv10525
Plaintiff: Tanganeka L Phillips
Defendant: UAW International , Brian Johnson , Dave Kegals and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
Office and Professional Employees International Union, Local Union 494 et al v. United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, International Union (UAW)
as 2:2014cv14868
Plaintiff: David Curson , Norman L Bissell, Jr. , Paula Young and others
Defendant: United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, International Union (UAW)
Cause Of Action: Labor/Mgt. Relations (Contracts)
International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Workers of America, UAW et al v. Cone Drive Operations, Inc.
as 1:2014cv01304
Plaintiff: Joseph Rudolph , George Snyder , Duane Lautner and others
Defendant: Cone Drive Operations, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Labor/Mgt. Relations (Contracts)
Bassett v. Chrysler Retirement Board
as 2:2014cv14311
Defendant: Chrysler Retirement Board
Plaintiff: Willie C. Bassett
Tyler v. MGM Grand Detroit, LLC
as 2:2014cv14261
Defendant: MGM Grand Detroit, LLC
Plaintiff: Michael P. Tyler
Cause Of Action: Labor/Mgt. Relations (Contracts)
Ross v. Bachand et al
as 2:2014cv14122
Plaintiff: R. L. Ross
Defendant: Donald Bachand, Jill Wetmore, Shaun Bangert and others
Crampton et al v. The Kroger Company et al
as 2:2014cv14136
Defendant: United Food and Commercial Workers Local #876, The Kroger Company
Plaintiff: Mary Beth Savage , Tammy Crampton
Cause Of Action: Labor/Mgt. Relations (Contracts)
Baker v. Royce
as 2:2014cv14035
Defendant: Debbie Royce
Plaintiff: James Baker
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Breach of Contract
Pribyl v. Ford Motor Company et al
as 2:2014cv13791
Defendant: Automotive Components Holdings, LLC , Ford Motor Company , UAW (local 892)
Plaintiff: Tori Pribyl
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Labor/Mgmnt. Relatio