Why Provisionals doesn't treat players fairly

KyleTheConqueror··1 votes·339 views

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STORY// PREVIOUSLY IN KYLE'S SOLO QUE RANKED:

League of Legends has been my game since season 4. It took me 4 months to reach Level 30, and I started my ranked career in bronze I. I was so bad, that I dropped to bronze 5, but I eventually crawled my way into silver 5 to finish off the season (I maxed at Silver 4).

When season 5 started, I so show sure that I would get to placed where I left off: Silver 5. I played my Provisionals, and rather than Silver 5, I got Bronze 2, which is lower than what I had gotten in the previous season. I had to climb my way out of bronze again, and it was easier than before. In season 5, I ended in silver 3 - which should have been silver 2 and maxed at silver 1. This same season, a friend of mine lost all of his Provisionals, and got gold 5. This same player is the player that dies at least 7-10 times a game, builds BoTRK on Teemo, doesn't have a champ main, and doesn't know what counters are.

I was so sure that this season (Season 6) was going to be my season to where I make it to gold. I started to play Provisionals with my friend I have been playing league with for 3 years. We win our first game, but surrender the next two games because he is a little B$%^@. I decided not to play with him after that. I get through all ten provisionals, with a ratio of 3:7 (W/L). I would expect that because I am going against players who are obviously better at the game, I would be placed in at least silver. Boy, was I wrong. I was placed in Bronze 2.

THE PROBLEM I HAVE:

Why am I being ranked in a lower elo when I have proven myself to be higher than this elo? What would be nice is a better understanding of how MMR works, how Provisionals work, why I'm being placed where I am for 3 seasons in a row, why place me against players who are obviously better than me, and why players who can't actually play the game can be placed into Gold.

There needs to be a logical, wait, I mean senseless reason why the ranking system works the way it does. I would like your [the LoL community] logical answer for this madness. Please explain thoroughly and I refuse to accept that this is where I belong.

help?

2 Comments

Kaptain KS1 votes

Not to be mean but 3-7 Is pretty bad....if it was 5-5 you should at least be in same division (silver). Sorry man, but I believe you can go back up.

KyleTheConqueror1 votes

5-5 Is only good if your win/lose ratio is good in BOTH normal and ranked queue. 3/7 is bad because I'm playing against people who know what the hell they are doing. To be played in bronze is a disappointment consider I have dropped to b5 and climbed myself out of it to max at silver 1.

What you're not understanding is the fact that there is no exceptions for win lose. a player in bronze who is only high silver material cannot get out so easily. You still have smurfs and good players who are in this elo. It's no fair that the system doesn't recognize the way you climb out.

This BS puts me on tilt.

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