Over the year, League of Legends<\/em> players have had to get used to the consistent grind due to the latest Riot has made to ranked play. It is a great incentive to bring players back, but some have raised some complaints that have been quickly acknowledged by the developers.<\/p>
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“Four months feels way too short to make meaningful ranked progress, especially since you get reset an entire tier with each new split,” one user said on the League<\/em> subreddit<\/a>. “It feels like I\u2019m spending 90 percent of the split crawling through low Diamond, and once I get back to my previous rank, I\u2019m so mentally exhausted I don\u2019t even want to play the last two weeks I have remaining.”<\/p>
Luckily, the League<\/em> developers have already considered possible adjustments to the system. Riot’s senior design lead Jordan “BarackProbama” Checkman responded to the massive thread<\/a>, saying that the team is “discussing changes to the current reset structure” as they speak, which is a great sign for the player base moving forward.<\/p>
Constant change can breed a ton of burnout when it comes to the player base, but it does seem like many players agree on the undesirable state of th<\/a>e three-split year. One compromise that could satisfy both parties is one less ranked reset during the year so that players are still given incentives to play throughout the year but aren’t discouraged by constant resets.<\/p>
