Troll players usually use this game mode for using his Bot_Programs because the game autofill a champion for him, another thing is Make Urf or Hexakill perma game_mode and delete Aram. The LoL Community want something exciting and enjoyble to play. Not a gamemode with only one push line....
SrbLud2 votesARAM comunity is larger than you think. And the bot issue is discussed every day on boards.
R1NGW0LF2 votesI still enjoy it.....gives a chance to keep practice on some characters
Thorn Fierce Red1 votesMan is another map with another cost of items not same as practice in the rift.
Valderis Vandala2 votesThey are not trolls, they're cheaters. Autofilling champions has nothing to do with the botting problem, bots also infest the vs.ai game mode, so if you get rid of aram the bot players will simply move to another game mode and ruin that.
I've never seen a bot in aram, perhaps you just need to climb a bit higher to get rid of them, that's not me excusing the situation Riot has allowed so far, just trying to help. If you really hate bots so much why don't you complain about what actually causes people to use bots? Bots only exist to grind exp and ip, remove these systems from the game and bots will disappear as well. Of course that means Riot would have to give up their profits from selling boosts and champions so that's not likely to ever happen.
I don't want aram to go away, its the only game mode I enjoy apart from the vs.ai. It only having one lane is part of the fun, there are no useless distractions in that mode, just fun teamfighting.
Minarde1 votesif you get rid of aram the bot players will simply move to another game mode and ruin that.
This. First Riot forced bots out of custom games, so the bots moved to Co-Op and PvP queues. Then Riot removed Dominion, so the bots just switched to TT/ARAM. Playing whack-a-mole with game modes harms legitimate players significantly more than botters.
Thorn Fierce Red1 votesGuys u prefer Aram instead of Urf and Hexakill?
Minarde2 votesBy quite a bit, yes.
URF and Hexakill aren't interesting long-term. Champ picks stagnate exceedingly fast in URF, and HexaTT is too chaotic to allow for much sense of personal improvement.
Sir Fuzzi2 votesURF is novel but loses speed quickly if it's not ARURF; however, everyone threw a massive hissyfit over ARURF, so URF is probably the only option and it loses appeal when every game is ten of sixteen or so 'top tier' champions. The nature of the mode is only really brought out when any old champion can show up... but as I said, boards went weapons-grade ballistic over ARURF. Personally, I wanted to go a step further and throw it on the Abyss... chaos is a fantastic element to League, which is normally so choked up by the meta.
Hexakill is the same thing. People will degenerate into choosing 'winning combos' or whatever you like to call them, and eventually the game mode will taper off as it becomes largely inaccessible without immense knowledge.
That's why random champion select is great. There's nothing terribly wrong with ARAM as it is, and although everyone who plays league happens to own Lux and Sona, I don't think any of the problems with it are nearly as pronounced as people make them out to be. It's just that League's players happen to be especially good at drawing out the worst in any situation.
Valderis Vandala1 votesYes, ARAM is the best part of League of Legends. Without it I might as well quit League.
URF is super fun, but it doesn't last long before it gets stale. Sadly I've never experienced ARURF, sounds like a lot of fun.