no one knows how to play as or against the champion, so why is it allowed in ranked? It's guaranteed to either feed super hard or get super fed, which means its always a negative experience for someone.
You don't even need to disable it for a week, just three days is plenty, so people get a feel for it.
LadyRenly1 votesif you have mechanics down pat, it only takes like a game or two to get used to a champ.
but it should be banned though because not knowing how to play against a champ is an unfair advantage, which is why people take it ranked, to get a one up
REAPEROFSOUNDS1 votesyou miss understand what he is saying. a player with a new champion for the first time in ranked. That is an unfair advantge to your team more so than the enemy. as you and your teammates have to deal with the fact that he/she may not grasp that champions mechanics instantly , Or may fail to build correctly. its a team game mind you. and it is not fair for the entire team to have to sit and wait chewing on fingernails to see if the person who just bought Kindered will turn out well Or cost them the game.
REAPEROFSOUNDS1 votesI wrote a good idea / metiod for handling this below. And yes its very unfortunate that people have to play ranked with an idividual who does not know how to play his/her champion
61939590DEL11 votesI've just bought 
& wanting to try out in Blind pick but these "kids" instalock kindred every flipping time. Also idk why kids are saying is not jg when she has a much better survival rate than 
in jungle.
(Off topic but why do parents give freebies to their kids meaning money or credit card info.)
Marthian1 votesThis is only an issue in bronze and low silver. Evertwhere else, people are competent enough to quickly learn a champion and do good.
Heck, outside their ult, kindred looks like one of the easier new champions to come our recently.
Sakura Mirage1 votesSome people have pbe and have been playing that champion for weeks just saying.
