Why you should never surrender

4k isn't THAT significant a gold lead at that time in the game... >.>

I don't see what so special about this post. Without knowing what champions there were on each side, if there were afks, etc etc etc...

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4k gold at 20m? yeah thats nothing. espically against a good 5v5 comp rofl.

Lets be honest. Team that gets first dragon wins 80% of the time at least so far as I've seen.

idk how significant a 4k gold lead at 20minute is but it appears that it is still within the realm of comebacks soo probably not that large enough for people to really call quits

I've won from bigger disadvantages but not every comp. can do it.

If your ADC wants to give up or is having a bad game, it's GG. Endgame is based around the ADC.

First dragon is 74% winrate. You guys were apart by like 1 kill, and only a 4k gold differential at 20 minutes. Sure, 4 towers to 2, but you had first dragon as well. I could chalk this up to literally 'so you guys had a ryze on your team and he got his stacking items asap.' Because about 20 minutes in, he starts becoming a beast. Any type of mid game or late game team comp. Like, if they were running a bunch of early game badasses that fall off like a rock and you guys had a bunch of mid game power spike come from behind champs? Yeah, easily done.

Really unspectacular. O.o

I've won games where the enemy has had the gold lead for the entire game, including when their Nexus went boom.

You obviously think every game is winnable by this post and do not have a clue what a win condition is.

O and that DFG on kennen, how did you ever make it to silver 5?

So basically what this graph tells me is that the team that was ahead fucked up (or SOMEONE fucked up) and let the enemy team catch up and win? Just report the retard that fucked up and move on.

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