Discord has played a major role in providing a place for Riot’s global communities of players and fans to come together and talk about their favorite champs and agents, discuss suggestions for upcoming patches, celebrate their most epic plays, and, of course, solve the ever-present need of LFG,” said Erin Wayne, Global Head of Player Community at Riot Games.Ĭreating and organizing communities doesn’t just happen, it takes work from moderators who hold events, receive feedback, work with devs, and make their Discord server a place where players want to hang out. 'Since the earliest days of gaming, people have searched for places to gather, build real-time connections, and share their passion for video games. With some major communities dedicated specifically to Riot’s games, Discord has become a crucial part of how players experience our games every day. To celebrate Discord’s birthday, we created new emotes for moderators, the unsung heroes of the platform.
Discord was born in May 2015 and since then it’s become a platform where people communicate, meet friends, and come together around games of all genres.
Peanut butter and jelly, Xayah and Rakan, Discord and games, some things just work well together.
