@Riot Perfect example of unbalance with no premade limits.

HongChongDong··4 votes·533 views

I don't know the exact date but for an entire day recently The entire team of TSM made a 5 man premade and proceeded to one sidedly crush high elo games for about a day without losing a single game from what I seen.

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Live2LetDie1 votes

You mean a team of professional players playing against a team of 5 non professionals stomped them? No way! You are joking!

HongChongDong1 votes

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You mean a team of professional players playing against a team of 5 non professionals stomped them? No way! You are joking!

I think you missed the point. The point is that these sort of 5 man premades should not be happening in the first place but because riot screwed over the premade limit entire 5 man professional teams can hop into normal ranked and completely 1 sided slaughter people who have no way of beating them.

Live2LetDie1 votes

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I think you missed the point. The point is that these sort of 5 man premades should not be happening in the first place but because riot screwed over the premade limit entire 5 man professional teams can hop into normal ranked and completely 1 sided slaughter people who have no way of beating them.

You are missing key facts here.

  1. The probability that they are going against another 5 man premades is 98%.
  2. Unless they are smurfing they are playing against 5 man premade team master and challenger players.
  3. They are professionals so as a team of course they will stomp the top .01% of the community.

No issue really

HongChongDong1 votes

You are missing key facts here.

  1. The probability that they are going against another 5 man premades is 98%.
  2. Unless they are smurfing they are playing against 5 man premade team master and challenger players.
  3. They are professionals so as a team of course they will stomp the top .01% of the community.

No issue really

So what you're saying is is that it's perfectly fine for an entire professional team to beable to queue up all together in a party then get placed against people who have no chance of beating them? I thought I knew what competitive gaming was supposed to be about but I guess I was wrong.

Live2LetDie1 votes

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So what you're saying is is that it's perfectly fine for an entire professional team to beable to queue up all together in a party then get placed against people who have no chance of beating them? I thought I knew what competitive gaming was supposed to be about but I guess I was wrong.

I didn't know you should be restricted from playing how you want if you are a pro. They are normal players to who are just better than the majority of the community. If they want to 5v5 then they should be able to becuase in the end, pro or not, they are a player.

HongChongDong1 votes

I didn't know you should be restricted from playing how you want if you are a pro. They are normal players to who are just better than the majority of the community. If they want to 5v5 then they should be able to becuase in the end, pro or not, they are a player.

I think we have some miscommunication here. This discussion is about the fact that riot took a limit off of premades in dynamic queue when it used to be only solo or duo queue.

I was using them as an example as it's not fair that an entire professional team can enter a normal ranked match and get placed against normal ranked people when it's obvious the normal people won't beable to win. I did not say anything about restricting pro's. Besides there was also the perfect system for that as well called ranked teams where the players could queue for 5 man premade team vs 5 man premade team but that was also removed with dynamic queue.

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