just had another enemy jungler camp and dive me 6 times

McFatal··13 votes·1,196 views

and in compensation my graves jungle had 0 drags 0 ganks 0 pressure and was 1-4-1 by 25 minutes.

thanks game.

appreciate it. he was autofilled from adc and had no clue what to do on the most important role in the game at a diamond level

enemy maokai got 7 ganks and then got rift and then had me dove once more to take my tower.

at the end of the game im toxic because im saying that graves was absolutely useless.

he didnt gank a single lane much less take one drag or even go near an enemy.

had 2k more damage than our thresh.

fuck the jungle role.

http://prntscr.com/eackko http://prntscr.com/eackz2

their jungler> my jungler EVERY single game.

nothing i can do about it but watch as matchmaking DICKS the living shit out of me.

FUCK autofill

15 Comments

BirdsBeforeNerds3 votes

You're in diamond? It's disheartening to see your level of toxicity still exists.

McFatal6 votes

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You're in diamond? It's disheartening to see your level of toxicity still exists.

Because the higher the ladder the more positive you are. Shaaaaaatttt up

BirdsBeforeNerds2 votes

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Because the higher the ladder the more positive you are. Shaaaaaatttt up

No, but I expected more maturity.

TS Media2 votes

Really not how it works. ;i The higher you go, the more you expect to count on your team. When you can't even count on your teammates for simple things, especially being in diamond, it only further frustrates you. If you're in Bronze, you know your team is garbo and won't know how to follow up on anything so you wouldn't rely on them at all.

In silver, you feel like your team should have a bit more of an inkling on follow ups, but wouldn't rely on them for complicated play.

In Gold, you feel like your team should know a bit more now and that you can entrust certain task to them:

Like lane ganking/counter ganking or getting a counter objective.

In plat, you can expect your team to know when to push/not push/ freeze lanes and get a bit more complex in the way you do things.

In Diamond, you have a lot of hope that your team can follow up on plays, read pings and know more of what you can and can't do.

The higher you go, the more teamwork you need. The less you can rely on your team, the more frustrating it is -- especially when they enemy team is in complete harmony.

Spaceman5pff1 votes

Realistically graves should have at least helped ward up that part of the jungle, if not only to see when nidalee invades him on the weak side of the map

BirdsBeforeNerds1 votes

I appreciate your response, thanks for explaining that. It makes sense.

Escheton3 votes

4 Other people could have stepped up and Jungled for him. They didn't. So then this happened.

McFatal1 votes

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4 Other people could have stepped up and Jungled for him. They didn't. So then this happened.

i asked to jungle when he said he was autofilled and he said he couldnt top either.

said he would rather play safe in the jungle.

u can tell i felt like pure shit after reading that going into the game lol.

Knight Sky2 votes

someone had a bad game

Erockandroll1 votes

Dove 6 times? I thought you would have learned to ward the river after the 2nd time.

McFatal4 votes

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Dove 6 times? I thought you would have learned to ward the river after the 2nd time.

i was up to 2nd tower trying desperately to get what farm i could before the nidalee would come dive me with the maokai once more.

my graves didnt come top once or gank a SINGLE lane.

im not kidding.

i wish i could send ut he recording but this guy was not only autofilled but he had brain damage

warpenguin5551 votes

Normally im a big advocate for the jungler isn't useless if he's not ganking very much as long as your doing something else useful like invading the enemy or good dragon control or something. But this guy wasn't and shouldn't be playing jungle. If he wanted to play a farming simulator he should be playing harvest moon

The Deckowner1 votes

play jg.

Aeszarck1 votes

Some people have bad games where they make terrible decisions, for one reason or the other. It's unfortunate, but humans aren't always consistent.

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