do i follow a fed zed?

smackdatbooty11·Feb 17, 2019·4 votes·1,338 views

so I had a game recently where my xin jg died to my zed before minions spawned. I was ahead of him in cs even though he came to lane with an extra long sword. (think he didn't buy potion first time). I was playing defensively so he couldn't kill me and harassing with my q. he got frustrated and roamed bot lane while wave wasn't pushed. I spam pinged missing and danger botlane, pushed wave to his tower and backed for mana. five seconds later zed got a double kill. at this point my botlane proceded to flame me for the remainder of the game. Do I follow zed or not?

4 Comments

Super GalaxyFeb 18, 20194 votes

You absolutely do not follow a fed assassin.

If your teammates wheelchair'd hard enough to ignore multiple pings when given plenty of time, they deserved to die.

Them pinging you for it is just the typical "Nothing will ever be my fault, ever" ADC mentality.

smackdatbooty11Feb 18, 20191 votes

thank you. I told them this was the case and they said no you follow them because we have tower advantage. I said "zed doesn't care about towers" anyways thanks a bunch.

fire263Feb 17, 20191 votes

Well, it somewhat depends on who you were playing. I'm going to assume that you were playing a mage, which in that case it would be your botlanes fault for not backing off when you pinged. Even if you were playing someone like talon, your bot lane should've at least backed off far enough not to get caught, and as long as you pinged early enough it would end up mostly being their fault. If you also did not have much health/mana, there wouldn't be much that you could've done, so in that case don't follow. In games like this theres not much to be done other than tell your botlane to actually back off when you ping, then mute them and keep on playing.

smackdatbooty11Feb 17, 20191 votes

he picked zed into my veigar. finished the game with an s- but lost horribly.