Make Twisted Treeline Great Again
Title.
In all seriousness, though, when I first started playing League (like, just before the end of season 6), Twisted Treeline was the map you went to to learn a new champion and have a less-pressured game. However, as time has gone on, queue times have gotten longer, and since champions aren't balanced for TT, you tend to see only a small subset of champions being viable in that mode.
Now I'm not suggesting champs be balanced for TT or ARAM or whatnot. But, since both of them have slightly unique item pools, maybe it just needs a look every couple months to recieve item tweaks to help the outliers to help shuffle around some of the champs that are at the top and bottom of the win rate curve.
From a cost-analysis perspective, I understand why TT isn't looked at much. It's the least-played mode. But with RGMs no longer being every weekend, it just feels like two of the options for switching up your gameplay have been lost, two options that have been very fun in the past. And I feel like the reason TT isn't played is a bit of a cyclical downward spiral: Riot doesn't put much effort into balancing TT, so players leave. Players leave TT, so there are fewer people playing, and Riot further leave it alone. Giving it just some minor TLC on a more recurring basis would show that Riot hasn't abandoned it and at least encourage players to give it a try every now and again, promote a shifting Meta to allow players to work to discover optimal play strategies that are evolving like in SR, and keep alive a game mode that is fun for many people and very useful for Bronzies looking to relax from their ranked climb.
And just for curiosity's sake, I wanted to leave a poll to see how others felt about TT. I don't mind being proven wrong, this isn't some "See, Rito, now you HAVE to do something!" since I know this post probably won't be seen by too many people. I'd just like to know if I'm that one guy out who doesn't play TT because it feels abandoned but would totally play again if it got some love.