Reasons why the implementation of ten bans will be bad

Johnaldinho1017·5/14/2017, 9:03:51 PM·1 votes·493 views

Now don't get me wrong I hate yasuo and doors and "insert annoying champ here" as much of the rest of you but 10 bans will also bring issues along with the good.

List of issues I foresee

  1. longer champ select times
  2. confusion in champ select(beginning only)
  3. said confusion leading to dodges hence even longer champ select
  4. the death of certain one tricks

Now I'm not saying 10 bans shouldnt be implemented but I think that their are reasons it hasn't been previously including the ones listed above. I decided to make this list after seeing constant complaints on the boards and just want people to realize both sides of the issue before crying to rito about them not being implemented yet.

Edit: I'm not saying 10 bans shouldn't be implemented but rather that there are reasons that it shouldn't be rushed out by riot. Something needs to be done for the evergrowing List of champs but I'd rather a quality system be put out then a poor one that needs a large amount of tweaks for it to work well

9 Comments

Zach Sandwhich5/14/2017, 9:07:36 PM3 votes

On your point of the death of certain one tricks, if a champion is banned 100% of the time then there is something wrong with that champion. Like if its THAT unfun to play against/that op then it definitely needs changed/nerfed.

UnboundHades5/14/2017, 9:05:48 PM1 votes

the reason 10 bans needs to be a thing is the 6 bans currently don't do anything with how many champs there are in the game adding 4 more bans isn't the best fix but its a fix

wishbone255/14/2017, 9:06:35 PM1 votes

130 champs what is 10 gonna do ?

GrievousFetus5/14/2017, 9:06:51 PM1 votes
  1. longer champ select times can be compensated with shorter champ select time limits, they're already unnecessarily long and could be shortened from 30 to 15 seconds.
  2. What possible confusion could it introduce? It's the same champ select only there's 2 more bans.
  3. this is a moot point if there's no confusion
  4. that's a good thing because one-tricking should be actively discouraged.