If your feeding...

Greymoore··8 votes·776 views
  1. Keep your mouth shut. Unless its something important there's no need to clutter the chat screen with useless messages every time you die.
  2. Don't criticize. You have already made plenty of mistakes so don't start flaming or being passive aggressive when someone else makes a mistake.
  3. Don't start flaming and being toxic if the team doesn't want to surrender because they still want to try and win
  4. Unless your mid or adc, there's really no reason to be building damage. That item 3071 won't do anything on a 1/8/2 Gnar that gets shredded like paper
  5. Let yourself be carried. Get rid of that "challenjur" pride and mentality that makes you think that just because your feeding, it means the game is lost. There's alternatives to help your team, like warding and peeling.

13 Comments

cheoekar2 votes

low elo dont get this but keep preaching

Athenes Lulu2 votes

Except that #4 isn't always true.

Some champs fed early on because their early game is so shitty that they get easily outmatched, and that feeding only puts them behind on schedule when building items. The better advice is to just let them farm up, get items, and become relevant again. Don't show up to teamfights because you would not provide anything for our team, so it's best to just not be dead weight and get some money.

If you're a mage with lots of CC, focus slightly more on defensive builds and be the secondary CC bot in the meantime. If you're someone who WILL scale into lategame, go farm and get items. If you're an AD assassin, consider splitpushing; most of them are great splitpushers and that you also get farm gold in the process. If you're an AP assassin and don't scale into lategame, consider going tank. If you're ADC, just farm up unless you got tough utility on your own.

CR4ZYRONDH4VI1 votes

Definitely true lol.

Baby Ghoul1 votes

Number 1 should be never say, "I was camped."

That's the dumbest excuse ever. I hate when people act like they're the only top laner who has ever had Vi camp the crap out of their lane. It happens, and you drew the short straw this match. Tough luck. Being passive aggressive about it in chat will always make it worse and it makes people just mute you.

Punish that Vi for being a dumby and camping top lane by not giving them any kills. The only reason they will stay top is if you're giving them gold.

Fovere1 votes

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Retsky1 votes

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Fovere1 votes

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Woodakoodashooda1 votes

Downvoted this. Why? Because I main Wu. It's pretty much all I ever play in ranked. And no matter how far behind I become, I ALWAYS build damage. And any idiot who tells me "Wu go tank" is instantly muted.

That Ghostblade and Cleaver you say aint gonna do a thing is going to kill that cocky jungle/adc what thinks they can 1v1 a Wu with 2 complete damage items. And then proceed to take out a turret.

I've gone from 0/5 against Riven to landing well over a dozen kills, scoring a triple kill, AND getting legendary in the team fights that occurred after laning. Because I ignored every person who told me to build armor!

So, how about YOU shut up if you think it's your job to tell people what to say and do. Take care of your own shit and if you have a problem with how other people are doing their job then how about you walk to their lane and offer them help instead of your spoonful of salt?

IcyPepper1 votes

He has a fair point. Some people need to set aside their pride and focus on helping the team.

offer them help instead of your spoonful of salt?

He's also kind of saying that's what someone who's feeding should be doing. A top laner who's far behind should focus on helping the team, not continuing to build full damage and expecting the jungler to come hold their hand because that's the vibe I'm getting here.

Aids cuz League1 votes

I uninstalled this game, not for any of the reasons above, but because people don't look at the map. It doesn't matter if its Ranked/Normals/ARAM. My team mates never look at the map, they don't listen to pings and yes, it does cause people to be toxic because its simple mistakes like those that cost you the game that you should have won since the enemy team didn't deserve to win. It isn't skill, it isn't luck. It happened in every game of League I played. Way too often to be a coincidence. I also quit because Riot caters to High Elo/LCS, what they don't realize is that half of the people they nerf don't need it, like the Azir nerfs, Azir isn't strong, and the nerfs weren't worthwhile, but my friend says this "Azir is strong right now in high elo worth the nerf not even mad, low elo players dont know how to play him well either way, it is what it is" You know why low elo players don't know how to play him? Consistent nerfs towards him make him unlikeable, especially when you could be playing trash Zed, Yasuo, Diana and many more. This is where Riot went wrong, they only listen to a certain part of their playerbase, they NEVER do a middle ground between players. So you get overloaded champion kits and balance flaws out the a**hole. It's not worth it to play anymore and it's exactly why people are feeding, they just don't care.

YJRBqwXJcS1 votes

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  1. Let yourself be carried. Get rid of that "challenjur" pride and mentality that makes you think that just because your feeding, it means the game is lost. There's alternatives to help your team, like warding and peeling.

This is the biggest issue

Mhihnj1 votes

I just buy a ZZ' rot and a banner of command

MaxDarkwill1 votes

I build tank after selling all my dmg items and hope for the best

oh wait I'm playing Garen Zac

why was I building dmg ?

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