Scape-goats, n00bs, and delusional accusations.

It's not that hard to avoid the three enemies that aren't even chasing us, but running away to recall. Don't run in, and get yourself killed by them, and get mad at your team. On top of that, don't get mad at your team for rushing to your aid when you made a reckless decision to make a bad engage. There's no escaping a player with this mentality. Stop looking for someone to blame there's more problems with you labeling someone on your team as the cancer of that match than you really understand. It only brings your team as a whole further away from a come-back.

What's worse is when you've clearly said he/she is terrible, but you have to remind not only them, but your whole team every minute of the match. You want everyone on your side, and that's not what League of Legends is about. It's not about discussing/arguing who has done terrible this match, it's about working together to win that match. You can't seriously expect everyone who plays League to live up to your Faker expectations. When someone's lane is getting pounded by three-four of the enemies, and another lane rushes to assist you after you're dead, and the support is all alone defending the objective, don't get mad at them for helping, and don't expect them to be in two places at once.

Most importantly? Communication. Don't tell someone: "Wait for me" when they are keeping the majority of the enemy from taking an objective, and then decide not to help them at all, completely going to another lane bad mouthing them as they are trying to help your lane Waiting for your return as you implied you were on the way True story. Most importantly? Connectivity.

You seriously can't expect everyone who plays League of Legends to have the worlds best internet 24/7 with magical powers to prevent itself from having issues here, and there. If someone in-game is repetitively saying they are having internet issues, and they weren't having them before, or unsure of why they have them now opposed to their last game, don't give them a hard time. It's not like they are unplugging/re-plugging their modem into the wall every two seconds with a toothless grin on their face. Not only are they trying to do their best for you, (Even when you're in blind/unranked) the team, and enjoy the game as much as they can, you still expect their problems to be fixed immediately so they can be your personal Faker who ignores dying, and can 1v5 them after you ran in to die. That's just not possible.

And before you throw the words: Noob n00b newb Nub Nob Neeb

And whatever other terrible spelling used to typically describe the first one, understand that:

a noob, especially a person who is new to an online community and whose online participation and interactions display a lack of skill or knowledge. http://www.dictionary.com/browse/noob

I feel I must post this, because the word is used so much, and so often for the wrong things, or by hypocrites who have no idea. If you run in, and die almost as if you were feeding them intentionally weather you wanted to, or not, can you call the mid laner, top lane, bot, whomever was close, but aware of how bad that situation was a noob? Look around you. If they pinged you, said "Going to B," are at base on their way, having internet issues, or even IF they do make a mistake, does that one thing make them a noob? You ignore pings, go in alone, chase someone who's clearly baiting you, and you're the one who's free from blame after giving them their 3rd, 4th, 5th kill? What does it take for someone with this mind-set to even admit they messed up when the team is losing?

Don't want to read? Don't point out a witch who needs burning. You have three fingers pointing at you.