This article addresses the frustrating phenomenon of consistently earning MVP and Super MVP (SVP) awards in League of Legends but failing to climb in rank, particularly in lower divisions. It explores the common, often illogical, reasoning behind this struggle, focusing on the player's tendency to blame external factors (like teammates or the Elo system) rather than acknowledging personal shortcomings. The article argues that a self-centered, non-self-reflective approach is the root cause of the stagnation.
The seemingly endless cycle of MVP/SVP performances in League of Legends, yet persistent stagnation in rank, often plagues players in lower divisions. The frustration is palpable, with players questioning the fairness of the game and the competence of their teammates. A common refrain in these situations is the assertion that the player "should be higher" based on their consistent MVP/SVP awards. The underlying issue, however, often lies not in the game's mechanics or the matchmaking system, but in the player's own mindset.
The article's Chinese content highlights a crucial point: the tendency to deflect blame. Players, convinced of their own competence ("I am not bad"), often resort to blaming the system or their teammates. This "I am not bad, therefore I must be winning" logic creates a closed loop of self-justification. The argument that the Elo system is flawed or that teammates are consistently incompetent becomes a convenient scapegoat. The author subtly but effectively critiques the lack of introspection, highlighting the double standards implicit in this reasoning. A player who claims to be above their current rank in skill but fails to improve is essentially creating their own self-fulfilling prophecy of failure.
The article's observation about the "elo" argument, while seemingly simple, exposes a deeper truth. The insistence that the Elo rating system is inherently flawed or unfair, without acknowledging personal shortcomings, is a way of avoiding accountability. It's a coping mechanism that protects the ego from the uncomfortable reality of needing to improve. The player's logic often follows this pattern: "I am good, but I'm losing, therefore there must be something wrong with the system or my teammates."
The key takeaway is not about the validity of the Elo system itself, but about the player's approach to the game. Climbing the ranks in League of Legends, or any competitive game, requires a combination of skill development, strategic thinking, and a willingness to acknowledge and learn from mistakes. Focusing solely on external factors, while ignoring personal weaknesses, will perpetuate a frustrating cycle of MVP/SVP performances without progress. The solution lies not in blaming the system, but in introspective self-analysis and a commitment to consistent improvement. Players need to move beyond the "I'm not bad" mentality and engage in genuine self-assessment to identify and address their shortcomings. Only then can they transcend the frustration and achieve the desired rank.
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