#Tft long queue times Patch
#Tft long queue times series

This is a new system for us, and there’s a lot about the pass that may change in the future. With the pass, you can earn rewards by completing various weekly challenges. We want you to feel like you’re making progress toward something meaningful with every game of TFT, which is why we’re testing out a new system we call the TFT Beta Pass. Nothing is final for now, so please stay tuned for more info! TFT Beta Pass We’ll probably reward them based on your end-of-season rank, and they’ll most likely be different from the Summoner’s Rift ranked rewards. We will be giving out some sweet ranked rewards for TFT, but…we haven’t finalized them yet. Check out the image below for the complete breakdown of who can queue with whom. If anyone is Platinum or above, you’ll only be able to queue up as three. You can queue with up to five friends if you’re all Gold or lower. Premade Ranked restrictions are a bit different for TFT.

#Tft long queue times series

Removing promo series and decreasing demotion protection means that your rank can jump more rapidly, and you’ll gain (and lose) more LP per game when things go really well (or poorly). Your rank will feel like it moves a bit faster in TFT.You’ll still only demote if you lose while at 0 LP. Since there are no promotion series, there’s less protection and it’s easier to demote.Since there isn’t a single winner or loser in TFT, promotion series don’t translate very well. As soon as you hit 100 LP, you’ll promote and carry over any extra LP with you. You’ll typically gain some LP if you finish 4th or higher, and lose some LP if you finish 5th or lower, but spots in the middle will have fairly small changes for most games. You’ll gain a lot more LP when you finish a TFT game in first place, since you’re basically beating seven other players in that game.There are a handful of big differences though: Being Diamond in TFT should be similar to being Diamond in LoL, and only the best players should be able to reach Challenger. We want your rank in TFT to feel as satisfying as your rank on Summoner’s Rift, even if details like how much LP you earn might be a bit different. You’ll still have the same tiers and divisions, and at the end of every game you’ll gain or lose LP based on how well you did. Ranked TFT will look very similar to Ranked on Summoner’s Rift. We want to make sure everything is in a good, stable spot before we start up Ranked, but we’re also excited to get you all out there grinding LP as soon as possible.

#Tft long queue times Patch

Our current plan is to kick off the first Ranked season for TFT during patch 9.14. Ranked in TFT should be something you feel like you can play with your friends of varying skill levels while still receiving the recognition you deserve if you’re extremely skilled.

TFT is a much more social game with more random variation, so it wouldn’t make sense to have its ranked system be exactly the same. We’ve always known that we wanted TFT to have a Ranked mode, although we didn’t want it to be quite as demanding as Summoner’s Rift. This is why our first and foremost goal of the Ranked and progression systems in TFT is to reward you for playing. TFT has a ton of depth, and we want to make sure you feel like the time you invest mastering its nuances is worthwhile. You simply have to wait for the servers to be restored to their working order.Hi everyone, Ed “SapMagic” Altorfer, Jon “IAmWalrus” Moormann, and Ran “Riot Stimhack” Cao here from the TFT team here to talk to you about Ranked and progression systems in Teamfight Tactics. Unfortunately, there’s no way to tell how long you will be out of Diablo 4 in that situation. In those cases, it’s completely up to Blizzard how long players spend in a queue, as the developers need to work to get the servers back up and running. The most I have waited in a queue is roughly 10 minutes unless the servers were completely down or truly malfunctioning. So, to sum up, the current queue times in Diablo 4 don’t appear to be long at all. I have heard from several colleagues and other players that their queues dramatically decreased by simply waiting a few minutes or restarting the game. The queue should never be that long, and even if you decide to wait it out and not exit the game, your time spent in the queue shouldn’t actually be the number you’re looking at. If you see a queue of this size, I recommend exiting Diablo 4 and restarting the application.

Of course, if you’re one of the unlucky few to see a queue of anywhere from 1,000-2,000 minutes, then you are in a different boat. Most of the time, you will likely see a queue of anywhere from one to five minutes, as the servers haven’t kept players waiting too long for most of Diablo 4’s life so far.