Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Frequently praises LoR art and characters, e.g., “LoR will always be my favourite Riot game because of characters and art like that.”
- Observant: Notes subtle art improvements, such as “riot's artists really manage to make ahri look better and better with each iteration.”
- Community‑oriented: Mentions edits, engagement, and desire for credit when others use his work.
- Self‑aware: Seeks coaching for ADC play, acknowledging personal bad habits and need for improvement.
- Creative: Regularly shares original images, edits, and crossover concepts (e.g., “gwortnite crossover gwhen @RiotPhroxzon”).
Weaknesses:
- Impatient: Complains about Riot changes like “riot axed true damage” and wishes they’d revert decisions.
- Critical: Uses harsh language describing reworked characters as “edgy tryhard slop.”
- Inconsistent: Posts occasional drunk‑type ramblings with misspellings such as “christmas gwhen.”
- Attention‑seeking: Expresses frustration about not being tagged for his edits, seeking acknowledgment.
- Vague: Requests coaching without clear specifics, showing lack of defined goals.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Slioker is a devoted fan who obsessively critiques Riot's decisions, much like Comic Book Guy's endless commentary on media quality, as shown in the tweet "man i cant believe to this day riot axed true damage. never forget what they took from us". They also display a deep appreciation for the artistry of characters, praising Ahri's designs: "riot's artists really manage to make ahri look better and better with each iteration and minor design change in different artstyles. she is just an icon and deserves to be called miss league of legends atp". Their frustration over not being credited for edits mirrors Comic Book Guy's bitterness about being ignored: "sorry for the drunkpost but i really wonder why some people dont tag me in their posts after using my edits and farming a lot of engagement off of it". Finally, their earnest request for coaching ('can someone recommend me a good coach/course for adc … i really need help') shows a yearning for self‑improvement, a trait occasionally seen in Comic Book Guy’s attempts to be taken seriously. Overall, the mix of nerdy passion, critical commentary, and feeling undervalued aligns them with Comic Book Guy.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISFP
The user shares personal reflections rather than engaging in broad conversation, as shown in 'sorry for the drunkpost but i really wonder why some people dont tag me in their posts after using my edits', indicating Introversion. Their emphasis on visual details and sensory experience, like 'riot's artists really manage to make ahri look better and better with each iteration and minor design change in different artstyles' and 'LoR will always be my favourite Riot game because of characters and art like that', points to Sensing. Decision‑making appears driven by personal values and emotions, evident in statements such as 'i love current gp a lot, his rework and event… were amazing' and 'man i cant believe to this day riot axed true damage', reflecting a Feeling preference. The spontaneous posting style and open‑ended request for coaching—'can someone recommend me a good coach/course for adc that is fairly priced?'—along with casual remarks like 'drunkpost' suggest a Perceiving lifestyle. These combined traits align best with the ISFP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- If my feelings for you were a Legends of Runeterra card, they'd be a legendary with infinite true damage—something Riot could never axe.
- Just like Ahri’s ever‑evolving art, I could keep charming you in new ways, and maybe even become the summoner icon you proudly set as your profile pic.
- You love GP’s old‑school vibe and all those golden‑blonde champions—let’s rewrite our own pre‑rework love story that shines brighter than any skin.
- If Riot ever does a Gwortnite crossover, I’ll build a Fortnite tower just to get a perfect line of sight on your smile—no need for a summoner icon, just you.
- Need an ADC coach? I’ll help you land perfect crits on my heart, and just like your flawless edits, our chemistry will be a masterpiece—especially if we celebrate it over a Christmas‑themed LoR drop.
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League & LoR art enthusiast, Ahri devotee, ADC hopeful. Coffee-powered editor who loves credit tags. Seeking coaching, sharing memes. 🎨☕– @slioker
Your signature cocktail
Summoner's Brushstroke
The Summoner's Brushstroke mixes bright blue Curaçao and a splash of lemon to echo Slioker's love for the vibrant art of LoR and Ahri, as they wrote, "riot's artists really manage to make ahri look better and better with each iteration and minor design change in different artstyles. she is just an icon and deserves to be called miss league of legends atp". A hint of ginger syrup adds a spicy edge that mirrors the frustration expressed in "man i cant believe to this day riot axed true damage. never forget what they took from us" and the yearning for the old, edgier GP. Edible gold dust sprinkles the top, representing the "many blons :)" tweet and the golden aesthetic they cherish in Riot's designs. Vodka provides a neutral canvas, letting the flavors meld like a well‑crafted edit that Slioker painstakingly creates, reminding them of the post about "sorry for the drunkpost but i really wonder why some people dont tag me in their posts after using my edits and farming a lot of engagement off of it. im not asking for much. this is just so discouraging. i dont say my edits are hard but they still take a lot of time. good night". Overall, this cocktail is a colorful, slightly edgy, and artistic tribute to Slioker’s passion for Riot games, their nostalgic cravings, and their desire for a drink as unique as their own edits.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user repeatedly shows a strong desire for personal recognition and impact, such as lamenting that others use their edits without tagging them: "sorry for the drunkpost but i really wonder why some people dont tag me in their posts after using my edits and farming a lot of engagement off of it…" This reflects the Slytherin trait of ambition and self‑preservation. They also express a drive to improve their gameplay and avoid being a "meta slave," asking for coaching to get an edge: "can someone recommend me a good coach/course for adc… i dont want to be a meta slave just to have some sort of impact." Their frustration with Riot's decisions, like the removal of true damage, shows a desire to protect their own competitive advantage. Overall, the emphasis on personal advancement, recognition, and strategic thinking aligns best with Slytherin.
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Your song
Stressed Out - Twenty One Pilots
The user’s nostalgic longing for older versions of League of Legends and frustration over recent changes mirrors the central theme of Twenty One Pilots’ 'Stressed Out,' whose chorus wishes ‘I wish we could go back to a simpler time.’ Their tweet ‘man i cant believe to this day riot axed true damage. never forget what they took from us’ shows the same sense of loss that the song’s lyric about younger days captures. The lament ‘i love current gp a lot, his rework and event (which we dont get anymore sadly) were amazing back in the day … but pre rework was so much more fun and had way more personality before he got turnt into edgy tryhard slop’ directly echoes the song’s yearning for the ‘good old days’ before everything changed. Their request for coaching—‘can someone recommend me a good coach/course for adc … i really need help but i just cant improve on my own’—reflects the pressure and anxiety expressed in the line ‘My name’s Twenty One Pilots and we’re stressed out.’ Finally, feeling uncredited for their edits (‘why some people dont tag me … this is just so discouraging’) adds to the feeling of being overlooked that the track’s bridge conveys.
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