I love Dynamic Queue.

theArtifacts··4 votes·410 views

I honestly love it. Gone are the days of getting into a match and hoping to be first pick so you can get your best lane, only to be easily countered. Gone are the days of arguing over who is going where. Gone are the days of having 2 friends online but only being able to queue with one of them. This makes the whole process easier. If that means slightly longer queue times, so be it. I'm glad to wait an extra minute or two if it means the pregame salt gets left off the table. If they bring in Solo Queue (Not Q. That's not English), I will be playing solo on the dynamic queue system. I'd much rather have a chance at teaming with a group of 2, 3, 4 since that means they're less likely to afk/troll and screw over their own friends.

Sincerely, Thank-you Riot for implementing this system. Though it could use some tweaks, I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

From a guy who's played more league than most people on these boards.

EDIT: This is going to get down-voted anyway so I'm going to add that I'm ENJOYING season 6. It's different, that's for sure. But I'm having a lot of fun. So again, thanks Riot!

8 Comments

Tufio4 votes

Again, role selection is not dynamic.

If they put solo in, you will also get the new draft.

And you was ALWAYS been able to play with your 2-3-4 whatever friends... is called normal.

theArtifacts1 votes

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Again, pick intent is not dynamic.

If they put solo in, you will also get pick intent.

And you was ALWAYS been able to play with your 2-3-4 whatever friends... is called normal.

I Don't play normal matches. And no, it was called Team Builder.

Pick Intent refers to the ability to pick your intended champ.

Tufio1 votes

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I Don't play normal matches. And no, it was called Team Builder.

Pick Intent refers to the ability to pick your intended champ.

"i don't play normal"...

Is not like ranked dynamic is truly more competitive and balanced than normal ( uneven premades, mmr all over the place ) , so why do you play it then?

Just for the fake rank?

theArtifacts1 votes

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"i don't play normal"...

Is not like ranked dynamic is truly more competitive and balanced than normal ( uneven premades, mmr all over the place ) , so why do you play it then?

Just for the fake rank?

After taking a break from ranked to practice new champions I do find ranked to be more competitive and higher quality of play when compared to normal matches. There is also "the climb" which gives a greater sense of accomplishment since there is a tie to rank (even if you feel it isn't an appropriate approximation of your skill).

Knight Devout2 votes

Normal is not really a nice place to compete and tryhard. That's why it's called normal.

Tufio1 votes

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Normal is not really a nice place to compete and tryhard. That's why it's called normal.

You can't truly compete in dynamic, playfield is uneven.

theArtifacts2 votes

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You can't truly compete in dynamic, playfield is uneven.

I disagree. Since they implemented the system of teams of 4/5 being placed against teams of 4/5 it has evened the playing field significantly. Players in solo are just as likely to add eachother on skype/curse to communicate if that's what they would regularly do.

Poop Jelly3 votes

I'm with you on this one.

I like playing DQ as ranked for the system is more organized and I can bring other 2 friends in. Sometimes I even go solo knowing both sides probably have 3 or 4 premades but idk that doesn't bother me much. Bullshyts are much less likely to occur in new DQ than the old system. People are less taunting/laughing and more focused into the game and it makes it so enjoyable to play with and against those guys.

Plus I don't see why people are so fussed up about 3 or 4 premade... They have better communication? You can always try to communicate with them but some people probably chose not to.

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