Most players who love winning ARAM make a separate account for it

The Ecdysiast··1 votes·854 views

This post is in direct response to: http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/gameplay-balance/fUfm5qTF-i-love-playing-junglers?

If you don't like this, bring it up with that guy.

Just sayin'. The game is balanced around Summoner's Rift, with minimal effort put into Threes, ARAM, and Dominion.

Unfortunately, that means that if you don't like actually getting random champions in ARAM, then you have to remove that aspect of the game by making a separate account where you only own the 20 you want to use, and reroll when you get a free week champion.

And the Three's viable champion pool is even smaller than the ~40 you see pros play.

I personally don't care. Just letting you know that if that's the game you wanna play, you'll need two accounts.

I repeat: THIS IS ONLY THE CASE FOR THOSE PLAYERS WHO WANT TO LIMIT THE CHAMPIONS THEY PLAY IN ARAM, like the "I love junglers" poster. There is nothing at all in this post about being mad at ARAM smurfs.

Personally, I wish more people would make aram smurfs instead of smurfs to boost their friends to gold.

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Jeddite4 votes

And you know this, how?

( oh that's right -- **YOU DON'T **)

Just sayin'

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Ask the boards yourself.

And to say that instead of actually proving me wrong.....

I Like Things 1 votes

Hi DeceasedLovedOne, I've been playing league since August of 2010 on the same account.

I've owned all champions since 2011 and love to play ARAM. My current w/l is 854W 804L

Am I proof?

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Proof of what, exactly?

All I've said is that IF a player wants to remove the completely random aspect, then they'll need to make a separate account with fewer champions.

Re-read the OP and click the link to see why I felt like making the thread at all. This has nothing to do with smurfs being unbalanced or champions being unplayable in ARAM. This is just about someone else feeling like Junglers aren't playable in a mode where you know you won't always get your preferred champ unless you only own your preferred champs.

I Like Things 1 votes

And to say that instead of actually proving me wrong..........

I'm not sure what you were after proof of in the first place.


Your title isn't inaccurate at all, I'm sure a high percentage of players that enjoy only ARAM do have tailored for ARAM accounts so they're guaranteed favorable matches each time they queue. My post was to highlight that not all fervent ARAM players operate accordingly, I suppose.

I wasn't aiming to demean you in any way, shape, or form - I was merely sharing my own personal information that I felt was relevant to your post.

Just letting you know that if that's the game you wanna play, you'll need two accounts.

Also, I find this statement to be 100% inaccurate.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

I never said most ARAM players do it. Only the ones that put winning above anything else.

The other statement isn't 100% inaccurate. Probably 50%, since it's double what you need if you plan on never actually playing the other game modes. Albeit you could also play those game modes with only champions that are also good in ARAM.

I Like Things 2 votes

Only the ones that put the winning above anything else.

This is an odd statement to me, I assure you I put winning above all else when I engage in any competitive activity. Be it a video game or putting in extra hours to earn a promotion over my colleague, everything is winnable to me and I actively strive to win as much as I can. I'm pretty sure most human beings would say the same of themselves if asked.

So I'd just like to ask - does the fact that I own all champions and enjoy spamming ARAM mean that I don't put winning above anything else?

Again, odd statement.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

The problem is that you're putting it as a priority only AFTER the game has already started.

I never said that was the case.

People who put winning above everything else means people who do it starting before champion select even begins.

So yes, yes it does. You're claiming to put winning above owning every champion, but that's a lie.

And playing ARAM a lot is not the same as playing solely ARAM.

I Like Things 1 votes

Your perception is muddled at best if you sincerely believe that drivel to hold any validity.

Have a nice day.

Jeddite1 votes

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The Ecdysiast1 votes

No one said I cared whether or not I win at ARAM. It's a thread to let people who do know that they won't get to if they rely on rerolls alone to weed out the bad picks they'll get from owning every champion.

Slythion1 votes

Jeddite man, back at it again with harassing players on the boards I see. Welcome :3

The Ecdysiast1 votes

I don't see why anyone would bother coming to the boards just to do that.

Maybe because they took away user tags on 4chan.

Jeddite1 votes

You suck at ARAM.

There's more evidence to back up my claim (that you suck at ARAM) than your claim ("OMG ARAM SMURFS!!")

fin

Slythion3 votes

What's you're problem? He's not even complaining about Aram smurfs...he's not complaining about anything actually. Stop harrassing everyone on the boards and learn to have an actual, respectful discussion

Frikgeek1 votes

Does anyone actually give a fuck? It's not like there's a ranked ladder or any sort of competition for ARAM. It's meant to be a mode purely for fun so it doesn't matter if it's not balanced.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Like the OP says, I don't care.

This post is in direct response to one that for some reason has upvotes, on the front page, complaining that junglers aren't viable in ARAM. Go to that thread and downvote it to show that guy people don't care how balanced ARAM is.

Dragfin1 votes

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Just sayin'. The game is balanced around Summoner's Rift, with minimal effort put into Threes, ARAM, and Dominion.

Unfortunately, that means that if you don't like actually getting random champions in ARAM, then you have to remove that aspect of the game by making a separate account where you only own the 20 you want to use, and reroll when you get a free week champion.

And the Three's viable champion pool is even smaller than the ~40 you see pros play.

I personally don't care. Just letting you know that if that's the game you wanna play, you'll need two accounts.

I have 100 champs and I am 34 games over .500 and around 1550 games played. I love the random aspect of it and I get to play and learn a lot of champions. It's fun and I don't feel like I need another account to win games. In fact on my other two accounts with champs that I like, my record is not very good at all. Maybe I am misunderstanding your reasoning but I win a lot of games on my main account with 100 champions.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Like I said in the op, this is only IF you want to play in a way where it's a limited random. For newer players that don't understand what ALL random means.

And click the link.

Dragfin1 votes

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Like I said in the op, this is only IF you want to play in a way where it's a limited random. For newer players that don't understand what ALL random means.

And click the link.

Then retitle it because your title is contradicting what you are saying now.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Not at all.

It's the same as saying that most people who want to rank up play only a select number of champions that make it easier. If you play for fun, that's fine. But anyone super hardcore about winning in ARAM just for kicks isn't of the same mindset.

Dragfin1 votes

{quoted}

Not at all.

It's the same as saying that most people who want to rank up play only a select number of champions that make it easier. If you play for fun, that's fine. But anyone super hardcore about winning in ARAM just for kicks isn't of the same mindset.

Sigh, ok, w/e floats your boat.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Do you play it only for wins?

Dragfin2 votes

{quoted}

Do you play it only for wins?

Anything I do I play to win, be successful, etc, etc. I am guessing you are from generation Y or Z.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

As I explained to another comment, your answer is no.

For anyone serious about winning in ARAM, "playing to win" starts before you even enter a match.

You're falsely claiming that following the code-of-conduct rule of striving to win after the match has begun is the same thing.

I never once said that people who like to play what they randomly got in champ select strive to lose.

Dragfin1 votes

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As I explained to another comment, your answer is no.

For anyone serious about winning in ARAM, "playing to win" starts before you even enter a match.

You're falsely claiming that following the code-of-conduct rule of striving to win after the match has begun is the same thing.

I never once said that people who like to play what they randomly got in champ select strive to lose.

I am sorry for your condition. I will pray for you.

Nezbeck1 votes

I'm another example of proof against your claim. I've been playing since S1 and i have all champs. I love the fact that i go to aram and i might play ANYONE. It helps me become familiar with champs that i otherwise would have no interest in playing. Many time i have found new mains to play in 5s because of how i felt about a champ i ended up playing in aram.

The Ecdysiast1 votes

Click the link in the op

Raw1 votes

What the fuck did I just read?

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