Champions Rank Priority

Benjy·6/16/2018, 12:25:53 PM·1 votes·841 views

I have a behaviour about Ranked Games. As all of us know, the ranked game is the way for players to show their skills in a competitive ranking. But how League of Legends is a team game, winning a game is not only about yourself. And there comes the big problem...in every game we play, we can find a player who is trying for first time a champion, or who have a low mastery ranking with the champion selected (beeing inexperienced). And that is happeded in every division (not only in low divisions). The consequences are: ->decreasing the win rate with 23% for most of players; ->lack of cooperation between the members of the team; ->increasing of the rage quit and the gave up. So i ask if there is a posibility for next seasons, to have a restrict for champions that we are playing in ranked games depending by our mastery score with that champion. For example gold and platinum players must have >= mastery level 4 with a champion to be able to play it on rank, Diamond and higher divisions must have mastery level 5 with a champion to be able to play with it.(And that was only 1 exemple from many posibility of restrictions) I am sure that i am not the only player who think that.

4 Comments

Imperial Pandaa6/16/2018, 12:28:39 PM3 votes

Higher mastery really doesn't make a difference. I can have mastery 4 on Gangplank and still be shit with him.

Benjy6/16/2018, 12:38:57 PM1 votes

Maybe you are right, but is still a diference between first time and after 10-20 games.I gave only 1 example, but i am sure we must have a restriction about ranked champion selected. Is wrong what i say?

Zerglinglol6/16/2018, 1:08:38 PM1 votes

Your idea will never be implemented. There's lots of people, including myself, who never play unranked. The idea of wasting 5-10 hours playing unranked on ONE champion just to play it in ranked is just silly. I'm only low gold atm, but plenty of times I've picked champions I have low or no mastery on and still won the game. Playing a new champion isn't exactly rocket science.