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Originally Posted by Kayn_
1:
They canīt handle the plays in the new elo if they was as exmaple bronze to plat they will get always destroyt
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They will not getting better by pushing his elo from other people
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They are gonna ruin there MMR that they cant climb just declimb
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you will ruin other players games
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they wont have fun by playing if they get always destryt
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1.)
They don't see that. They just think they deserve better and Platinum wouldn't be a problem.
2.)
This is something I can't really agree with. If you admit, that you're now playing with/against better players than you are, the new elo can be like a "bootcamp" to you. I remember that someone played on my account back in the day when I was at 700-800 elo and when I played on 1200 elo, I dropped down to 900 or something but then got back to 1100-1200 on myself. I learned and adapted what they did in the "higher" elo and so I didn't have as much difficulties in my actual area.
3.)
Yes, kinda. But I think 1 out of 50 boosted players will admit this.
4.)
I don't agree aswell. If you're Silver and go to Platinum to play your main champion, you most likely won't be much worse (I'd even say the Silver guy will play better) than some Platinum-trollhead who's playing Ivern first time. There are always people who want to ruin your game.
5.)
I think this rests with the people who wanna get boosted.
So in my opinion it depends on how you take this boost. If you see it as a bootcamp and try to be passive and supportive in your new elo, you can learn a lot and improve your play. If you just go with the mindset "finally Im where I belong" and go ahead to spam that toxic Riven gameplay, you will end up as you described.