How is it possible for a silver 3 to be in my plat game?

Ben Sharpio··1 votes·450 views

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The enemy team's adc was silver 3 and their support was silver 1. How is this possible?

8 Comments

Nar7ia1 votes

Eh it all depends on MMR. When I was in promo for G5 I saw quite a few plat and ex plat players both on enemy and my team.

oSEXYPLATYPUSo1 votes

e. and that silver adc went the fuk off with a great kda of 22-15-17

an the answer to your original question is match making is FUBAR, and DYNAMIC QUEUE

Ben Sharpio1 votes

UMM check again buddy, we won. It literally says victory in big green letters for you too

oSEXYPLATYPUSo1 votes

my bad its late im sick and sleep deprived. but never less it dont look like an easy win lol

oSEXYPLATYPUSo1 votes

i wanna know why a player like me who is UNRANKED gets put in game vs plats and diamonds in normals and riot thinks thats good match making.

Ben Sharpio1 votes

Normals i could understand im pretty sure they just let anybody play with eachother. Not that it's the RIGHT thing to do, but i guess thats just the way normals work. I dont know man. I looked back at the guy who was silver 3 (the adc) and he's boosting obviously. Silver 3 and he goes 20/0 every other game lol

oSEXYPLATYPUSo1 votes

lol im told normals have a separate mmr then rank but if you gold and higher your rank mmr should be part of normal match making so a player like you who is plat dont get vs a lvl 28 player and make them hate the game more then they already do with the toxicity and verbal abuse they encounter. i have 2200+ wins in normals was silver last season but i only played 15 games of rank and i dont play rank cuz im afraid of being bad, i dont play rank cuz i just dont care to. i try to have fun in normals. but im told if i do rank ill always get placed with people of similar mmr but as you can see its not true.. lol.

exiledFromBadmen1 votes

When I team up with other silvers, it's easy to see golds, plats and sometimes even diamonds.

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