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There should be a guarantee of getting one's primary role in Draft after several secondaries.

Galgus·2/23/2016, 7:13:24 AM·8 votes·951 views

In Draft I'd prefer to que as Jungle/ support, but there is a glaring issue with it.

If I have Support as a secondary role, nine times out of ten I'll get it over my preferred Jungle role.

So if I want a halfway decent chance of actually playing Jungle, I end up queing with a more popular role in the secondary slot that I both enjoy less and am less comfortable in.

This results in some dodges and more games that I didn't really want to play, but got due to the gamble to actually get Jungler.

So this is my proposal, that every two or three games played with a secondary role in Draft guarantees that the player will get the primary role they que for.

This way players in such a scenario would be guaranteed to get their Primary role at least one third or one fourth of the time respectively.

6 Comments

Yumifries2/23/2016, 7:23:16 AM3 votes

I think it should have the first 3-5mins you queue as your primary only. After that, it should give a prompt if you'd like to queue for secondary aswell.

General rule is to never put fill or support as your secondary simply because it's a role not everyone enjoys.

Dominick Destine2/23/2016, 7:27:42 AM2 votes

The current queue system is completely broken.

I was like you and played Jungle/Support but , like you, I would get support 9 times out of 10... so because the system is broken, I was forced to adapt and play Jungle/Mid which is a much more reasonable split of 3/4th jungle and 1/4th mid (Approx.).

I could be wrong, but I remember Riot talking about how they're still tweaking some of the numbers and that the process will be ongoing for awhile.

Touch My Box2/23/2016, 7:14:01 PM2 votes

It really doesn't seem dynamic at all, rather the same queue system as before, but this way we get to be disappointed when assigned a role we don't want.

Occasionally, I would much rather wait few minutes longer to receive my desired role rather than be forced into support or filling every game.