Teacher game mode please

Very Hard Engage·Aug 16, 2016·1 votes·633 views

1 student, 1 teacher, game mode designed around explaining core concepts to a player. make it happen rito.

something you queue into, not custom, no friends needed. one person selects student, one picks teacher. boom. donzo.

6 Comments

KuchikiAug 16, 20161 votes

plot twist: student is challenger, teacher is bronze 5.

AviatinqAug 16, 20161 votes

People go on websites and pay for that kinda stuff lol. I don't see a good player spending 30 minutes of their time trying to explain to someone in bronze how to play the game, for nothing in return.

Not to mention you'd get troll/toxic teachers, or even troll students, both trying to waste the others time.

Very Hard EngageAug 16, 20161 votes

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People go on websites and pay for that kinda stuff lol. I don't see a good player spending 30 minutes of their time trying to explain to someone in bronze how to play the game, for nothing in return.

Not to mention you'd get troll/toxic teachers, or even troll students, both trying to waste the others time.

money reasons all the more reason why it should be added.

who said anything about it being 30minutes?

trolls exist everwhere anyway, when they add in a "gamethrowing" (actively trying to lose the game other than feeding) report option let me know.

its not time wasting when either or can carry or when both are bad student/student they can actually lose. in a reasonable amount of time too. im suggesting 5~10mins. howlying abyss 1 turret + 1 inhib and a nexus with 5hp.

like the 'teacher" doesn't even have to attack it would be that much of a pushover. look at Intro mode, the main difference being its still SR and you still have to do full damage to turrets/objectives and minions you never feel stronger than you should.

PaugusterAug 16, 20161 votes

Well no, not donezo. Because what if I, as a gold player, feel I could learn something from a diamond player, but I just get stuck with a silver-level teacher who thinks he wants to help bronze players. Riot would have to set up a strict match-making system that would end up being pretty complex.

Very Hard EngageAug 17, 20161 votes

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Well no, not donezo. Because what if I, as a gold player, feel I could learn something from a diamond player, but I just get stuck with a silver-level teacher who thinks he wants to help bronze players. Riot would have to set up a strict match-making system that would end up being pretty complex.

teaching the basics.... meant for unranked/bronze, maybe low silvers.

and set guidelines for who may be a teacher, like plat+. offer decent sized rewards for good coaches. like hextech keys, skins, flat IP, whatever. (after so many players taught)

gold players do understand the fundamentals, im talking about last hitting, skill shots, item builds, when to group when to push when to cover a lane.

you're asking for matchups, combos, specific questions which you would ask a streamer, and for how to "git gud" when you already are, a gold player is much better than you give them credit for. people have this misconception that a diamond 5 player is a god compared to a gold 1 player when in reality they could even be on the same skill level. you're literally separated by only 150k(total) players from the rest of the 1.7mil and thats not to say you cant be better than some diamond player even.

yet the only things keeping a gold player from diamond are, communication, number of games played, champion pool (pros can play everything at least moderately well) and a few good game winning calls, like when to go to baron, and finding a team that actually listens to what you have to suggest.

PaugusterAug 17, 20161 votes

Well yeah, but none of that is really what I see as a problem with your proposal. I'm just saying they'd have to figure out a way to make sure that the teacher is actually significantly better than the student, which ends up being a pretty tough thing to do because the only solid form of measuring that is ranked status. And that's a debatable measurement of skill at best.