TFT is mistake
We all know this is RNG and this is bad, but also it is boring when u understnad how to build team. Played 8 games and wont play anymore. URF was better, everything was better.
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Not only URF was "better" but it was the most fun to play mode.
I respect your opinion but it is not accurate
Well dont play it buddy. Plenty of us who love it.
The game has immense depth when played correctly but if it’s not for you then you will not commit to understand it.
Sorry, you're correct, you did not say a word about those that enjoy the game mode. My mistake, in reading some of the other threads on the boards, I misattributed their malice onto you. As for there being no skill aspect when games utilize RNG, as demonstrated in my example of MTG, and other competitive games like like it, your refusal to acknowledge or perhaps inability to understand it doesn't mean there is no strategy involved. By its nature, RNG creates environments in which adaptation and effective use of resources is essential to winning.
agree urf should be the new permanent mode. or idk anything other than the autochess cashgrab we're getting :(
Unpopular opinion: URF is TRASH!
Plus literally 5v5 summoners rift is fucking URF now wtf you noobs talking about....... Ults up every 30 seconds.... hardly any cooldowns by 15-20 mins.
Grow up
You don't have to play it if you don't like it
Just because there are elements of RNG in TFT, doesn't mean there isn't depth and strategy to the gameplay. Consider Magic the Gathering, or any card game like it. What card you draw next is random. You have to have a gameplan, adapt your strategy to what deck you are facing, know how to work with shitty draws, understand when and how best to utilize mana and your hand... the skill involved in games with randomized elements can be immense. If you've played competitive Magic the Gathering in draft settings, you'd be able to understand even more complicated tactics like counterdrafting etc. TFT is super fun for many people, and for those that understand the depth of gameplay, it can be both challenging and rewarding. No reason to stick your nose up at it because you played 8 games and decided URF is more fun. Even less reason to disparage others for their enjoyment of it.