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Second game of the day went so much better. I FINALLY OVERCAME MY TEAMMATES' MISTAKES
That Rengar's summoner name makes me jealous.
Second game of the day went so much better. I FINALLY OVERCAME MY TEAMMATES' MISTAKES
That Rengar's summoner name makes me jealous.
>loses three games
>first one because Vi and Fiora are both 0/7 20 minutes in
>second one because first time Azir, first time ranked goes 0/12 by 24 min
>third one because my supp is afk first half of them game, Wu and Yi duo are afk the second half of the game
What is the purpose of playing this shitty game, GAF.
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I hate my life.[/QUOTE]
ouch.
Always dodge a first time Azir.
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>loses three games
>first one because Vi and Fiora are both 0/7 20 minutes in
>second one because first time Azir, first time ranked goes 0/12 by 24 min
>third one because my supp is afk first half of them game, Wu and Yi duo are afk the second half of the game
What is the purpose of playing this shitty game, GAF.
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I hate my life.
what are there like three of you now?
He's in silver.
Ok. A fed AP rengar is miles more terrifying than an AD rengar. Fuck that.
delete half your team in 2 button presses :^)
Or you can just play any ADC well and thats good enough to win.If he's in silver and he's trying to get out of it by playing ADCs then he needs to play a champ that will 1.) carry the team hard with damage (going to be the flavor of the month adc or something of that nature) and 2.) that contributes to the team outside of the damage. like Sivir ult.
Or you can just play any ADC well and thats good enough to win.
I feel like this whole "carry the team" mentality really holds ADC players back.
it means move your wards somewhere else.Does it ever end?
While I'm playing support 9 out of 10 games. "If our damn support would place some wards!"
Me: "Do you understand what 3/3 means?"
I feel like this whole "carry the team" mentality really holds ADC players back.
If he's losing because of his teammates then that means he can't super carry his team.
Can someone actually be worse at playing this game? Like seriously worse overnight.
After a lot of wins, in ranked (I think won like 12 in 15 games or something ridiculous) and climberd my way from Bronz V to Bronze II, the past two nights I only one 3 out of 8. Some of them weren't my fault, but alot of them I was straight out rubbish, giong in blind, getting killed off for trying to ward and missing ults on so many occasions. I started playing careful and then started to get out-battled in lane then.
It feels out of nothing I am in the negative spiral when it comes to this game.
My favourite one yet. Those colours pulls you in.
Sure. But nobody is losing because of their teammates. They're losing because of their own play.
I have a theory about why people have this idea, and it has to do with placements. If you're in Silver because you just popped out of placements but you're actually playing at a Gold level, then sure, you can play a hard carry champ and hard carry the game. Because you're just better! So a lot of people have that experience early on and they think that's the normal way to play.
But if you're in Silver because you belong in Silver, and if you've played a decent number of ranked games you are probably pretty close to the ranking you should be at, then trying to hard carry the game is just going to make things worse. You can't outplay the entire enemy team. You're both in Silver! They're just as good as you are. The only way to climb in that situation is to play the champions you're actually good at, in the style you're good at, and get better at the game until you are actually playing at a Gold level. Trying to force a hard carry because "that's how to climb" will just get you on tilt, set you up to make bad decisions, and cause you to lose more.
Nobody is a Gold level player stuck in Silver because they're only playing support or whatever. That doesn't really happen. If you're in Silver you probably belong there. Step one is recognizing that you have a problem.
Doing your job correctly with minimal mistakes will you get you at least to Plat lol. You don't need super strong champion picks or grand schemes.No offense but that theory is pretty garbage. That's not the case. Even if you're playing on a different level your skill should be much much much much better to hard carry a game rather than it being a difference between a single division (e.g. silver to gold). I'm not saying that people belong in a division higher or whatnot. Everyone makes mistakes. That's true. You can also get better. However, if your team is making bad decisions then you're screwed. You can only control what you can do. Even getting people to group properly is difficutl, especially in lower levels because they have the mentality that they need to just get kills, get fed, win the game. That's not how to win a game. You get objectives, use tactics and strategies to outsmart and outplay your opponent. Kills are only a means to an end. Same can be said for objectives really except they give you map control or some sort of team contributing bonus. I'm not preaching "hard carry" in the traditional sense. I'm saying playing a champion that's really good in the meta so the odds are in your favor. Are you guys just not understanding me? I had to explain it twice already. It's not simply playing better. It's about understanding what you can do to help enable your team to success.
Also in regards to your first portion. A person playing bad can ruin the game but not absolutely bomb it. A person making repeated mistakes can absolute lose the game. However, a single person messing up a little here and there doesn't lose the game. It's the teams mistakes added up. You don't LOSE just because of your OWN play. It can contribute but you don't lose because of it. You can't control the mistakes of others but you can prevent them and you can improve your own. I think some of you on this thread have this mentality that's so self-centered it's laughable. There's only so much you can do as a person before realizing that you need to help others because this is a TEAM game.
BTW guys, inhouse today with first game starting at 5:30 PST if we have enough on (6:30 PST if we don't). Captain draft. Be there.
No offense but that theory is pretty garbage. That's not the case. Even if you're playing on a different level your skill should be much much much much better to hard carry a game rather than it being a difference between a single division (e.g. silver to gold). I'm not saying that people belong in a division higher or whatnot. Everyone makes mistakes. That's true. You can also get better. However, if your team is making bad decisions then you're screwed. You can only control what you can do. Even getting people to group properly is difficutl, especially in lower levels because they have the mentality that they need to just get kills, get fed, win the game. That's not how to win a game. You get objectives, use tactics and strategies to outsmart and outplay your opponent. Kills are only a means to an end. Same can be said for objectives really except they give you map control or some sort of team contributing bonus. I'm not preaching "hard carry" in the traditional sense. I'm saying playing a champion that's really good in the meta so the odds are in your favor. Are you guys just not understanding me? I had to explain it twice already. It's not simply playing better. It's about understanding what you can do to help enable your team to success.
Also in regards to your first portion. A person playing bad can ruin the game but not absolutely bomb it. A person making repeated mistakes can absolute lose the game. However, a single person messing up a little here and there doesn't lose the game. It's the teams mistakes added up. You don't LOSE just because of your OWN play. It can contribute but you don't lose because of it. You can't control the mistakes of others but you can prevent them and you can improve your own. I think some of you on this thread have this mentality that's so self-centered it's laughable. There's only so much you can do as a person before realizing that you need to help others because this is a TEAM game.
Dude, I'm Canadian, don't try to group me with those shitty imperial system users.when's that in metric
I hope i can make it.BTW guys, inhouse today with first game starting at 5:30 PST if we have enough on (6:30 PST if we don't). Captain draft. Be there.
Till your dead in the ground?I'm down to clown
Fucking hell, euw servers are shitting the bed something fierce right now. Twice the ping, stuttering, animations delayed and skipping frames, the whole package.
NA server literally working better than EUW for European players right now. Ayyy.
when's that in metric
I mean, you're definitely not being clear. When you say "hard carry the game" I assume you mean "hard carry the game," not "play sensibly and focus on teamplay to slowly take objectives." When you say "you have to super carry your team" I assume you mean "you have to super carry your team," not "you're being too self-centered, this is a team game and you need to help others." I have no idea why you would say the first thing and mean the second thing. Playing sensibly and focusing on teamplay is specifically what I'm suggesting, so, I mean, I guess I'm glad we agree.
The point I'm making is that, if you come out of a game saying "I lost because of my teammates," you won't improve after that game. There's nothing you can do to improve your teammates! So, I mean, EVEN IF IT'S TRUE, it's an unproductive and lousy mindset to have. If you want to climb you need to get better at the game. That means focusing on the stuff you did wrong. That includes not supporting your teammates effectively, trying to do too much yourself, etc.
Every time your bot lane goes 0/5 you can choose to say "welp GG bot lane terrible." Or you can choose to say, what could I have done to help out? Could I have TPed down there from top? Could I have roamed more as mid? Could I have provided map pressure so that the ADC could farm up midgame? Did I really do everything I could have done to help my team be successful? Or did I just win my lane and fail to use that advantage to make the rest of the team win as well?