Low ELO Feeders

BALLSACK McGEE·1/25/2017, 2:19:40 AM·1 votes·746 views

I have a suggestion that I think will drastically improve lower elo ranked games.

There should be some kind of feeding rule in place that after a certain number of lost games, terrible kdas or being reported for feeding and dc's...

Players are banned from ranked for a month at a time to practice in normals and told they need to practice

I placed bronze this season no surprise and the games I've had recently have been a nightmare. People that just shouldn't be playing ranked at all end up on my team 90% of the time, I hate the feel of bronze so much. I'm usually silver so w/e but still bronze feels like a nightmare in comparison

Giving them an official, "You f'ing suck, practice and stop ruining other people's games" would help the community drastically.

Think about it please :D

9 Comments

Paquay1/26/2017, 7:58:43 AM2 votes

OP thinks that one of the banning from ranked games criteria should be a certain number of lost games... then complains about being in bronze.

Wouldn't that mean...

Does not compute. Does not compute.

LostFr0st1/25/2017, 2:25:51 AM1 votes

Part of getting out of Bronze is recognizing that both teams suck just as bad and you're the only one who can tip that scale. You can't control your team, but you can control your own actions and decisions in-game.

As someone who has climbed out of Bronze myself twice solo, I am certain you can do the same once you accept that reality.

I wish you luck on your journey.

RainXBlade1/25/2017, 2:52:40 AM1 votes

In low elo, you can only trust yourself and nobody else most of the time. People will tilt in low elo if they don't meet their personal goals in a game. So my only advice to you is play smart and don't overwork yourself to where you'll tilt at some time.

E GIRL SNIPER1/25/2017, 4:47:20 AM1 votes

Feeders won't stop you from getting to where you belong. Yes the will make it take a lot longer than it should and yes they will be frustrating, but by playing consistently you will climb to where you belong over the course of the season.