TFT is not skill to win. It's play the strongest composition then slight skill with chance.
That's why riot games does not award EXP for TFT games, there is no TRUE skill involved.
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Ok let me know when you reach Challenger consistently out of pure luck lmao. As for "play the strongest comp" yes, there are meta comps which perform better, but if you focus on doing those you will just lose more often than playing to what you roll, especially if you ignore when other players are building the same thing (as it reduces your ability to get the same champs).
Riot doesn't give xp for TFT because your level is only relevant to League matches (wouldn't make sense for someone to play TFT to level 30 then jump into LoL ranked...)
TFT its rigged even if you have a strong hand you will lose because the game decided you will lose beforehand.
Part of being good is knowing the best compositions and such. Kinda like being good a cards, it's not like someone has to have insane reflexes and a crazy brain to know how to play cards yet it's a 'skill' tons of people take pride in. everyone realizes this lol come on now...
League is all about getting one of the skin monsters riot refuses to nerf.
Everyone with a basic education and knowledge noticed it the moment it first came out. It's an RNG game, based on repetitive resource management, every game the same. You actually need to do something different only the very last few rounds.
And they called it "tactics" nonetheless, since they're so professional :D
Cmon:D it is AUTOCHESS. It has the same principle as chess. **Best players know each other, and most of the maneuvers **but the ones with phenomenal memory, amazing foreseeing and higher understanding of values are best of the best. The main difference from chess is AUTO, which says that champions behave as AI.