Maybe I should just play support from now on..

Herim·Jul 31, 2016·1 votes·465 views

I feel like when I play any other lane, I get put on tilt more when I lose. On support, that''s not really the case. Like, I'm playing Soraka and so far I'm 2-1 with her on ranked. The 1 time I lost, I wasn't as mad as usual since the game wasn't laying on my shoulders. I just heal, slow root and silence. That's my job, and I did it to the best of my abilities. If my team can't carry, I wouldn't have been able to in that situation anyways. Whatever.

6 Comments

Diamond 1 BraumJul 31, 20161 votes

What is ur rank? Also if you are getting tilted I sugest you don't and just focus on tilting the other team instead. I used to get tilted a lot before and then I changed my name(u like it:XD?) and went from b2 to s3 in bout 2 weeks. I mute my team sometimes if they are the ones tilting me( /mute @championame) and really I focus on winning. Works well try it.

ItankyouJul 31, 20162 votes

Tilting enemy team bannable offense

Diamond 1 BraumJul 31, 20161 votes

well then I herby shall get banned as that is all I do they call me skt t1 tilter

Swiftstrike4Jul 31, 20161 votes

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well then I herby shall get banned as that is all I do they call me skt t1 tilter

Yeah it is actually bannable trying to intentionally tilt opponents, or being aggressive in how you go about doing it. Depends on you actions.

If you just have your character laugh after you kill someone or you show of your mastery it is unlikely to result in a ban.

But if you type things to your opponents, that are considered cruel or mean you will definitely get banned or a chat restriction after an accumulation of reports.

The Last BalladJul 31, 20161 votes

I've tilted people by nothing more than a champion themed comment(such as "Come to me sashimi" to a Nami. Sashimi is a type of sushi.) Or posting in all chat "LETS GO MORSELS LETS GO" over and over(as Tahm).

Swiftstrike4Jul 31, 20161 votes

Support is my secondary role and I actually think it is more frustrating than laning. At least when I lose lane, I know how and why I lost. But when I play support and I play very well, it can still result in a loss. Usually it is a collection/accumulation of minor mistakes either by my teammates or myself. However, many times I play an objectively good game but can't carry from the position, I can only put teammates in position to secure objectives and kills, I can't kill people or take objectives myself.

Essentially, you can put your team in a position to conclusively win and you can still lose. There is only so much you can do when playing support to help the team win, but if they miss prioritize targets, begin a bad engage, try to pick a fight when you are down 2 teammate, or don't put ANY vision on the map at all, you feel pretty helpless.

The role is pretty thankless as well in lower elo. Supports/junglers often get blamed when things go wrong in a fight or the outcome is a loss. In ranked games I don't play with quite as many ADCs that are assholes, but in normals it happens A LOT.

Recently, I played a game where I got an S or S- on Leona in a ranked game. At the end of the game I was blamed for the loss and I was pretty ticked off. I missed my ult on a Khazix which resulted in our ADC dying. But prior to my mistake and that specific instance, it was very obvious throughout the game that my teammates were not taking towers on the map. They had a kill lead and a gold lead and they were not taking towers. No one on our team besides the ADC and myself were prioritizing the objectives on the map. My other three teammates were prioritizing kills. We lost a very late-game team fight and the opposing team pushed down mid and ended. We had a pretty larger gold lead.

So I played probably my best Leona game to date in ranked and it resulted in a loss. And the loss was not due to my team feeding or doing anything ridiculous, it was just they didn't take towers. Mechanically, they were all pretty good players.