Why you can't get out of Bronze V.
I'm 100% sure that they put people hired by Riot into your Silver V promos to intentionally throw your games. Face it, you're meant to stay here for eternity.
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its true im actually aplying for that job
100% true i have seen it.
Overall, I just hate ranked play. Compared to Normal matches in Team Builder and Blind pick I can say not worrying about your wins/losses really takes a load of your mind. Not only that, I seem to find more responsive and cooperative players in Normals compared to ranked, where team work and communication shine has a main priority through out matches.
I was silver 4 when I finished my placements and I recently got knocked down to Silver 5 really fast after trying out ranked again. I had only one good match where my team played like an actual team should. The three matches after that gave me life lessons on low ELO ranked playlists, and why it sucks, and how it could be good (sometimes). I don't know where people find the time and patience to deal with champ select trolls, unresponsive team mates, toxic people who deliberately throw games and feed because "My support sucks dick, he can't hook for shit, he doesn't heal fast enough" blah blah blah. Because that's all I got during my shitty re-introduction into ranked play.
What? If you can't get out of bronze 5, you'll never get to bronze 1 100lp and get into silver 5 promos in the first place.
People claim it's insanly hard to get to bronze 5 more than to master tier, you need to be REALLY bad player, like if you play blindfolded with 500 ping and 30 fps WHILE afking half your games, and you will probably still be bronze 4.
Wait....Bronze V actually exists??? I thought it was a myth
My troll account is bronze 1. When people say it's my promo I drop wards in their lane on the enemy tower so that they get super fed. Riot pays me 9 bucks an hour to do it.
As someone who started last season in Silver 5, to be placed in Bronze 4 at the start of this season, I can say I've totally felt like that happens.
However, it's easy to buckle down and improve your gameplay and the 'life choices' you make during a game.