I just want to fucking spam darius in URF, I dont care if hes mediocre at best, I like him. Instead, we're going to RNG roll shit champs and the enemy team RNG rolls a bunch of artillery mages and the same old stuff happens.
DuskDaUmbreon1 votesWhy?
and a few others exist. More than we have bans for. URF's meta is the most toxic meta that exists. You see at least one of 6-10 champions in every single game. You think the current meta is bad? Take what the boards think it is and multiply it by 10.
Tychusfindlay9181 votesWhy?
So it's better to just leave it to chance that one team RNG rolls them and the other team doesn't? How does that help with frustration? And how does that help people who just want to play their favorite champions that may not be in that broken tier?
Ralanr1 votesI’d imagine it basically becomes the most fair option because everyone has the same chance of getting something they can or cannot play.
Relatively speaking.
DuskDaUmbreon1 votesIt gives actual variance. It gives more than the same 20 champs every single game.
Quepha1 votesDid you ever get the chance to spam a mediocre champion the last time we had true URF?
I don't think you did, because if you had then you probably would not be asking for the opportunity to be cc-locked for 20 minutes.