Just played vs diamonds high plats cause I have a friend from d2 and that game opened my eyes.
I notice how they punish for small mistakes and just snowball lanes.
Lost lane bad but still got carried. Man I learned ALOT just being able to play vs that kind of skill difference.

Normally lol matchmakes games with similar mmr but I think would be good if they mixed up the player games so that bronzies like me can get
exposed to some skill.

I feel like that if I play consistantly vs diamonds+ even though I would lose bad I would see a dramatic improvement in skill over a period.

What do you think?

Depends how motivated you are to improve but yes I used to queue normals with high elo friends way back when and play against typically higher elo people then me.... you can only lose lane so many times before you start learning and picking up on things, eventually I found myself improving a lot

yes

I would imagine high ranked players might not like it but then again it might give them more free wins thats normals we are talking about. (Also would speed up que times for high rank palyers)

This post was edited by addone on Feb 15 2020 04:41pm

Bronze is a cancer. Finished in gold last season and got placed in bronze this season. It’s so hard to be a support in bronze. I need ^mina to boost me

lol

Literally worst role to get out of bronze. Could not do it as support - just couldn't. Swapped for jungle to control everything and easy-peasy.

i think the free frostfang upgrade buffs changed that!


Last season, game started to be over at 25min mark, just 1min before my Teemo support starts to complete his prime build (luden and Liandry)
After support-item-rework, your first item comes 6min sooner, when the 2nd item comes 4min later. Your first item is sooner then the item of farmers

e/Shard of True Ice is 436.36% gold efficient without its active.
thats 2345free gold till the 16min mark (1745.42gold value-400gold cost+1000free gold)
2345/16gold per cs/28waves = needs 5.2 cs from every minion wave to get same gold

This post was edited by Tommyvv on Feb 16 2020 09:59am

i enjoy the math that jsp brings to games...
there used to be this girl on d2 that did huge math over crits and blocks and all that stuff 300 words of math and numbers to explain how to use correct gear for diff builds//set ups,..
love jsp
thanks guys

It's do-able if you know what you are doing at all times... but I will admit sometimes being a support main feels like you could do more being a main in any other role, typically I don't even like to support until diamond and even then sometimes I wonder if I should just q mid