Streaming Dominion for leveling bot awareness.

ShenDiesel·8/7/2015, 10:05:56 PM·3 votes·736 views

I know this is fairly known, however, I'm not sure if people realize the sheer amount of bots you encounter playing this mode and how anti-fun that it is. They are literally worse then beginner bots. Y'know, competitive integrity.

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6 Comments

SKOBODO8/7/2015, 11:20:50 PM2 votes

Oh, I just noticed, your account is not level 30. Dominion matchmaking prior to level 30 is somewhat wonky, it might be better to play other modes until you reach level 30. Up to you though. Queues tend to be longer for pre-level 30 accounts too.

SKOBODO8/7/2015, 10:18:40 PM1 votes

From what I've heard, you'll get out of bot MMR if you win a few games. Anyway, where's the stream?

Urgle8/15/2015, 10:29:06 AM1 votes

I don't think it should matter what level you play 3's. All these bots are an embarrassment to Riot's integrity. Its a slap in their face. I hope they're active against it.

SKOBODO8/15/2015, 10:35:28 AM1 votes

What time you play might also make a difference. I've encountered a bot 2-3 times after queueing for 50 minutes or so at 10 AM on a weekday. What happened was probably that matchmaking took me + 1-2 high MMR player in the enemy team and put us with a bunch of lower MMR people, including a bot. That's kind of annoying, but I reported the bot every game (2 of the games I'm pretty sure it was a bot, one of the games I'm only like 75% sure).

So: Get to level 30, queue at reasonable times, win a lot so you get out of bot MMR. Oh, and report bots whenever you see them. For some reason, the bots I've encountered have all been level 30. You'd think the bots would stop playing once they reach level 30.