Polite Questions for Riot

TitanosaurusRekt··3 votes·964 views
  1. Why don't SoloQ players play in normals and ranked with the same courtesy and never-say-die attitude that ARAMers do? (Even Bronze 5 players will fight to the death in a 4v5 to win in ARAM. SoloQ? surrender@20 and let the rage unleash.)

  2. Why can't we (who only play this game for FUN) have more PERMANENT game modes like URF and Nemesis?

8 Comments

TitanosaurusRekt2 votes

"too many modes for them to pay attention to"???? Give me a Break.....

0115D8CF2 votes

I wasn't saying it to mean it actually is too much work, but if you look at other modes compared to classic summoner's Rift, there are plenty of complaints that haven't been addressed. It shouldn't be too much for a company like Riot, but apparently...

0115D8CF1 votes
  1. we must be playing different ARAMs, I see tons of raging and complaining
  2. even if they are "for fun" they have to be balanced, and there are already too many modes for riot to actually pay attention to
Killer X 121 votes

Lol, implying the other modes are balanced when there are ppl with 80%+ win rates on twisted treeline with Kalista. Aram and Dominion aren't balanced either.

mjack331 votes
  1. Because ARAM only takes 20 minutes. By the time you feel like surrendering, the game is already at least half over and you have another 10 to 15 at best. There is also much less stress involved, and everyone gets items faster.

In summoner's rift, if you think the game is going to be hell for another 40 minutes instead of just 15 it's A LOT more attractive to surrender.

Killer X 121 votes

I've had more than a few 45 min ARAMs.

mjack331 votes

And I've had a game go for 90 minutes.

It ain't the standard you would judge by if you had to leave in 70 minutes

Killer X 121 votes

And you shouldn't queue up for a normal unless you have 90 mins free (there was even a open letter to the community on the forums about a month ago that had that exact number lol). Just like i won't jump in an aram unless i have 50 or so minutes.

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