Goodbye to Aram

Jonsolo32·2/24/2016, 9:21:21 AM·2 votes·1,095 views

This mode of gameplay is just an exhibition of how unbalanced champions are... I give up playing it. It's just one sided blow outs. Ever play against Illioli? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Riot - Either give thought to this game style or give it up.

10 Comments

Pisdov2/24/2016, 12:42:45 PM3 votes

only change they need to make to ARAM is to make all champions available to play in this mode, to eliminate ARAM only accounts with nothing but OP champions.

Svartfisk2/24/2016, 9:39:43 AM2 votes

It was never a secret that ARAM had huge balance issues; this was known all since the mode came to life, way before the Howling Abyss. People used to play ARAM on SR in customs before, and had been begging for an official map to deal with trolls that went to the jungle/sidelanes or people leaving the game without repercussions because of the champion they got. If they scrap Howling Abyss, people will just go back to this, and no one wants that.

ARAM is inherently imbalanced since teamfight prowess and damage consistency are the two main champion characteristics that bear any weight in the mode, and safety being a strong runner-up. They alleviated some (read: a lot) of the imbalance with the snowball summoner spell, but ARAM is ARAM: a chaotic, imbalanced, non-serious damage- and cc-orgy. Some games are less fun than others, but no amount of number tweaking will fix that.

AlwaysByMySide2/24/2016, 9:22:35 AM1 votes

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This mode of gameplay is just an exhibition of how unbalanced champions are...

In ARAM.

Illaoi is much stronger in ARAM than in Summoner's Rift.

Riot can't balance the champions for ARAM entirely. It's just not possible. Unless he gets a huge rework, Tryndamere will never be good in ARAM, and Lux always will be.