Dropped from plat 3 to gold 2 from REGULAR non placement matches, wtf?

Dominick Destine··4 votes·466 views

What is this bullshit? I dropped 4 tiers in one match.... flex queue is complete garbage.

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Sanctimonious2 votes

Deserved it you bronzelord gg. Playing with real players now, the ones who deserve to be diamond but have bad team mates. ggwp rito

Dominick Destine2 votes

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Deserved it you bronzelord gg. Playing with real players now, the ones who deserve to be diamond but have bad team mates. ggwp rito

I don't mind as long as I get my Diamond border when solo queue comes out.

Sanctimonious2 votes

I think FlexQ uses your teams borders. Though i'm not really sure since i don't play teams. In the end, SoloQ is the only thing that matters really.

Pill Slinger1 votes

If you deserve to be plat 3, you'll be able to get back there very quickly.

177A Bleecker St2 votes

thats for solo queue.

if your diamond and get matched up with silvers vs plats every game which is pretty much what the teams are its alot harder to climb my friend

Pill Slinger1 votes

Uh, how is it harder if you're diamond playing against silvers and plats?

Slythion3 votes

"matched up with" not "against"

Pill Slinger1 votes

Oh, so you're saying that Riot matches you with 4 silver players against a team of 5 diamonds?

k.

Dominick Destine2 votes

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thats for solo queue.

if your diamond and get matched up with silvers vs plats every game which is pretty much what the teams are its alot harder to climb my friend

This.

I continually get garbage teammates BY DESIGN. Because my rating was so high last season, I am given pure trash as partners and placed against people on my level .... this makes it practically impossible to win.

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