Iskareot, on 25 January 2014 - 03:36 PM, said:
So what would happen if pugs actually could fight their equal other solo players and premades had to fight their own equal premades?
What would be so bad about that balance of play?
Obvious pros are equal or at least MORE balance then we have now based on logic....
But would the matches go longer? Would the pugs be mad that we were more or less organized?
Would the premades be mad they could not farm the pugs? OR that they would have balance forced on them?
Why is this still not in the game? NOBODY should lose any options.. make that clear.. both sides should be able to keep their fun. But shouldn't new people and current players have a choice of the way to drop to help balance the matches?
What is so wrong about this? Not enough people? (IF this Is the case we have bigger issues).
I like how you assume all pre-mades are farmers and like to murder PUGs. "
premades had to fight their own equal premades?" and "Would the premades be mad they could not farm the pugs? OR that they would have balance forced on them?"
Here's a concept. Pre-mades use the highest Elo in the team for the whole team. That means when I drop with a truly good player, the game counts me the same as them. Thus we get more newbies on our team, or the other team gets more good players to balance things out.
The true problem is people not realizing that once one side gets a numerical advantage, it's pretty much over, unless the other side makes major mistakes.
This isn't an easy game. If you only have fun when you win, this game may not be for you. I have fun in any well fought game, and I often congratulate the people who gank me if they do it well. My Battlemaster got murdered the other day by a wolfpack that did well. I fell behind the main force due to sniping (took fire, and returned it) and they did it masterfully. A Spider distracted me, while the rest of the lance lined up to Alpha me in the back. I didn't cuss them for being a Evil Try-Hard Pre-made, I congratulated them on a job well done and sat back to watch the rest of the show.
Furthermore, the game has plenty of people, but if you start chopping the queues up, then they will be stretched thin. If you cut it in half, then the MM will take longer to make matches, and would likely wind up with worse matches since it would have less people to work with.
Move newbies off by themselves, and imagine them waiting 5 minutes for the MM to fail. Rinse, repeat and how many would decide the game is dead and move on?