League's greatest fault in terms of gameplay

Stars Shaper··1 votes·270 views

The simple fact that a worse player has a fat bigger impact on the game compared to a better player.

I've lost the count of the games that simply went to an obscene throw because of 1 guy who either lacked skills (compared to others) or decided to not to play good.

Now, as a teamplay based game is really frustrating that 1 single guy has such impact on the outcome of a match. And it's not even the "good way" of it because lets be honest here:

  • If a really good guy can manage to fill team mates hole that is awesome and shuld be rewarded.
  • If a single bad guy can make any form of teamplay from other 4 ppl totally useless it's bad design and is infuriating.

Now, I don't know how and why is like that. This is a thing I noticed in my year of playng this game, starting from 0 and reaching an above of silver level. It surely not high, also because I grew up tired of Rankeds but still is enough to undertsand a game.

5 Comments

Epilogue of Life2 votes

Ur english is your greater fault....and that's coming from someone who spent twelve years of his life in China...but I agree with you that bad players tend to effect the games much more than good ones.

Leti the Yeti2 votes

that depends on to what degree of good/crap Gosu got to like diamond promos from bronze in 24 hours winning 36/40 games those elite challenger tiers carried even the Bronzes

but your average guy isnt challenger smurfing in bronze making small gains is brutally difficult while ironically large leaps are much easier

Stars Shaper1 votes

Indeed and that is a problem. This game is not rewarding good plays because the efforts you make to be good are too big considering the gains.

SmokingPuffin1 votes

If a single bad guy can make any form of teamplay from other 4 ppl totally useless it's bad design and is infuriating.

If your pickup basketball team has a really bad player on it, he's going to get rekt over and over in the half court and your team will probably rage at him. Sound familiar?

Teams are only as strong as their weakest link.

Stars Shaper1 votes

That isn't a given fact, Teamplay exists in order to make individual fallacies less relevant. This happens in basketball too.

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