SoloQ-mentalitet är det som håller tillbaka 90% av alla lag

Låt oss vara ärliga – de flesta som säger att de söker lag till turneringar har ingen aning om vad lagspel faktiskt innebär. Man ser spelare som klättrar i rank genom att 'carrya' sig själva i SoloQ, men så fort de hamnar i ett organiserat lag faller allt.

Varför är det så svårt för folk att acceptera att ens KDA eller individuella mekaniska skills betyder noll om man inte kan spela för teamet?

Är problemet att vi lärt oss att spela spelet helt fel på grund av rankad kö?

Eller saknar folk helt enkelt den mentala disciplinen för att vara en lagspelare?

Vad är er 'hot take'? Är SoloQ-kulturen ett gift för e-sporten, eller är det bara de som inte kan anpassa sig som gnäller?

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Hide1@FullSecret12026-07-14 03:18

to climb in soloq, it requires that you express greater individual skills than the opposing enemy in lane or jungle. its a game of percentage, if you have a strategy that works 55% of the time, then over time you will steadily climb. the philosophy behind soloq is often that you you can have variying playstyles with high risk high reward or take safe actions/decisions with better outcomes. what makes league intresting to me is that there is factors outside of your control, you cannot force everyone to play the way you want and every game you get 4 new teammates, hence it becomes important to take decisions that rely as little as possible on others. most soloQ players are tought to be as selfish as possible, and the logic behind it is simply that you get new players every game and the outcome can be very diffrent for the same play. if you limit the X-factor of teamates as much as possible in your playstyle and decisions then you can control the game more and improve your % of chance to win a game on avg over a long period of time, which will give you LP long term. If we use this philosophy and logic which helps people climb to challenger (very simplified of course). Then the opposite of that would be team-play. If a soloq player is tought to rely as little as possible on team, make selfish choices and limit x-factor. Now they are put in a scenario where everything they have been tought fundamentally for years, needs to be thrown out the window, maximize team play and rely your decisions on others, be selfless and communicate as much as possible, hence resulting in "whining" or frustration in a competitive environment. SoloQ culture is good for esports, because without soloQ a player would never be able to refine his skills and improve as much as possible individually before they are put into a team and need to learn to rely on others. if you learned team play before individual skill, you wouldn't nearly be as good of a player. (from my personal experience).

Hi im thresh@TreshIam

SoloQ-mentalitet är det som håller tillbaka 90% av alla lag

SoloQ-mentalitet är det som håller tillbaka 90% av alla lag

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