If you score an S+, you, and anyone else who scored an s+ on the losing team are loss prevented and lose no LP and do not get demoted. Even well played wins do not give S+ very often, so if you manage one in a loss, you should not be punished for it because even the game recognises you did all you could and then some.
Ratbert5 votesOr, it means you prioritized score over objectives and winning, which is why riot shouldn't implement such a system.
JavelinJoe1 votesOr you do your hardest and try to win since you can't get s+ without trying to win. It is not ust s- or s, t is s+, the highest possible score. Which is very hard to get in a loss.
Darth Sidiouss2 votesOr, it means you prioritized score over objectives and winning, which is why riot shouldn't implement such a system.
objectives are part of getting an S you can go 30 1 15 with no S rank.
redniwediS2 votesIf facts like this mattered to people League would be quite the enjoyable game.
But people have a tendency to ignore facts... It may be a bit of a slippery slope argument, but I'm standing with Ratbert and Riot on this one.
Teémò1 votesbetter lock in riven/ teemo support for free S+'s xD Idk how often S+'s happen when your losing, but I think it would disrupt other players games for cheap mastery points that don't mean anything
TragicTricks1 votesYou win as a team you lose as a team.
DrCyanide1 votesEasiest way to get an S+ is to do something so stupidly off meta that anyone who enjoys off meta stuff wouldn't dare do it.
Janna Jungle anyone? S+, you probably cost your team the game but you were one of the best Janna Junglers ever seen so you get a lost prevented. Eventual you'll get a team good enough to win despite you.