Champion selection TO LONG and no sound alarm!

zorpen··0 votes·252 views

Description of a problem:

I use two monitors - waiting for extremly long hero selection (cant you just do what HoS did?) so when I'm waiting and waiting and waiting I loose focus on this stupid to long chemp selection and look on other monitor - we can assume I just was distracted becouse of sth else ok? Riot would u be so kind to add some NOTICABLE alarm (both visual and sound) for any action request in chemp. selec. lobby please? This is so iritating. You can add this as setting option to switch on.

7 Comments

ShinkoMinori2 votes

Paying attention to the champ select is important... how else are you going to plan your masteries and runes accordingly to the enemy team comp?

zorpen1 votes

it is simple i dont need 10 min to think simple things and focus is not nessesery for wating smb else thinking about what to take - if u dont have any real contrargument but political corectnes just dont write anything

ShinkoMinori2 votes

a lot changes every minute of champ select but why am I wasting time, you are bronze 4 on EUNE on top of that.

zorpen1 votes

Yea so what? Im not w8st my life playing all day long - that is all! Again this is not argument but in this particular situation argumentatio ad personam - so you have nothig to say actualy but u underline my bronze - how noob on LIVE lvl dude;)

Rewt1 votes

1: There is an audible sound when your Queue pops, When its your turn to ban, and when its your turn to pick. Also there IS a visual component. The champ list pops up, and it gets a golden hue to it instead of the light blue that was there before.

2: You should be paying attention in champ select so that you can plan your champ pick so that it works within the teamcomp that your team has drafted as well as working well against the enemy teams draft.

3: During this planning phase you should be deciding what masteries will work on the champion you are using to get the most effectiveness out of them.

4: The sounds are also subtle because they dont want people completely ignoring champ select and just locking something in without ever having any regard for the team composition. They have it the way it is to make sure you are focused during champ select. The small audio and visual ques that are in place are just to be fluff.

zorpen1 votes

Re. 1 True, but its not NOTICABLE Re. 2 Maybe true - but for casual players and IMHO 90% of players not true - most of LOL players not calculate everything not focus on stats so much and algorithms of calculating odds. Re. 3 Not true its not some super complicated and I've already made small research amongs players how many masteries they have (usualy 4-5) so pick one of them is matter of 1-2 seconds. Re. 4 Well its hard to say for you what people from Riot thought was so - not say like "they dont want" this or that - its not true u cant know that. Its just what u think it is even if probably its possible.

Still not everyone play LOL in super focused, sport style. I dont have any coach, I dont read any specification I realy dont care about next releses I dont check what has been changed. Its game after all. I was pised of (first 5 min panishment after that 30) thats why I wrote anything here in the first place;) so basicly most of LOL players dont check this site at all, they dont read LOL forum and for them have this kind of fuctionality would be nice. Ill write no more in this topic becouse its w8st of my precious time. Maybe next time I play HotS instead - no problem like this, one click and Im in game.

@Riot Guys check u stats who realy play u game and how much casual players are there;)

Rewt1 votes

I am a casual player. And thats how I play. Because while i am a casual player (Hell i dont even play ranked) I want to win. Losing isnt fun. And so you want to get a comp that gives you the best chance to win so the game is actually fun.

You just have a very toxic personality towards the game and are the kind of player people dont want in their games because you arent focused on winning.

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