The ability to put a team together is a valid skill in a team game

CerealBoxOfDoom··1 votes·313 views

If you lack the ability to put a roster together then you lack a strength If you have no friends on all the time then recruit from the 9 others you play with each game or the tens of thousands on these forums.

Not being ready to overcome the challenge of an enemy premade is no different from lacking the skill to dodge a skillshot. I did a survey once.. not a very great one but a lot of people seem to have less than 200 people on their friendlist to be recruited for matches at any given moment. If you have less than 200 and can't put a team together maybe consider that people on your friendlist don't necessarily have to be your best friends ever. Or they can be, just put them in another second, you have that option in the client, you can even add notes about them.

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Oh and btw, the client last I checked had a chat area where you can find teammates and see their name to check them out.. If you are too lazy to do this and get your ass handed to you then at least don't complain that they had a premade advantage, you did that to yourself.

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NoobLearninGame1 votes

Always tended to remove people from my friend list over time. Almost never played with them beyond the first time we met. Never actually sent someone else a friend request. Stopped accepting friend requests about 6 months ago. Loved Solo Queue, dislike Dynamic Queue, haven't been playing much as a result of it. Generally patient and not a rager. Actually attempt to learn from my mistakes and reflect in order to improve.

Not likely to find much joy in this game as long as Dynamic Queue is a thing, even when I win. It's possible they'll change DQ enough to be enjoyable for me, but it's likely to always have certain fatal flaws, even if the winrate was a constant 50% exactly for everyone (which I don't consider an accurate measurement that the system is working, there are other variables to consider).

CerealBoxOfDoom1 votes

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Always tended to remove people from my friend list over time. Almost never played with them beyond the first time we met. Never actually sent someone else a friend request. Stopped accepting friend requests about 6 months ago. Loved Solo Queue, dislike Dynamic Queue, haven't been playing much as a result of it. Generally patient and not a rager. Actually attempt to learn from my mistakes and reflect in order to improve.

Not likely to find much joy in this game as long as Dynamic Queue is a thing, even when I win. It's possible they'll change DQ enough to be enjoyable for me, but it's likely to always have certain fatal flaws, even if the winrate was a constant 50% exactly for everyone (which I don't consider an accurate measurement that the system is working, there are other variables to consider).

The winning method isn't always fun. This was true before DQ and will continue to be now that its here. That's nothing new. I can understand if you prefer to go solo, but if solo doesn't work out that doesn't mean those who don't go solo are cheating or getting an unfair advantage is the point of what I was saying.

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