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Master 22 LP | Gambling in Wild Rift? Probable end to my WR journey?

Even though I had a very very small community of people who followed my games, they were really a comrade in my journey. Many times uplifting my spirits with humour and empathy, and even posting me some of their own gameplay. I really appreciated it, and probably was amongst the best things to cherish from my journey's experience. But I feel I never really found anyone to be my duo queue support who could put in as much energy and effort in the game as I did and was not afraid to grind and grow together and was not inflated with high ego. I've had loads of fun teaming up with friends I made along the way but that competitive itch I have I never really found reflected back. I also did try to invest a good amount of time coaching support players to help them get better. I learnt a great deal with them too. Thanks to all of them for being patient with my feedback and giving me their precious time too! I also managed to keep all my promises, especially with a support main whom I had promised to get to the diamond tier with. I'm quite proud of her and also proud of myself. I've also sadly been on the receiving end of broken promises, especially with support players who said they wanted to duo then suddenly just disappeared without explanation. I've seen more toxicity than I had imagined. It's sad how people just forget that we all want the same thing, and yet fail to cooperate, and instead be actually obtrusive to others (I'm referring to all the Yuumi jungle, Jinx support, Caitlyn top, etc). Moreover, the matchmaking is incorrigibly unfair. Regardless, no amount of improvements in matchmaking can change the behaviour of players who completely run it down. I've seen more players than I could care to count who would rather just spam 1000+ games in a season instead of actually reviewing their games to get better. This attitude helps no one, especially not the Wild Rift community! My goal was to get Grand Master in solo queue. I managed as high as Master 22 LP. I feel I have done enough. Because at this point playing Wild Rift feels like gambling. That is to say, the outcome of my games does not depend on my skills rather it depends on how lucky I am with matchmaking. Moreover, the toxicity that prevails in the community is not worth the grind. Hence, I take my halt in my journey, with plenty of satisfaction, enlightenment, sour taste of toxicity, frustrations of matchmaking, and a handful of good memories!