PSA to tank mains/Carries

FOR JUSTICE·Feb 10, 2018·38 votes·1,770 views

please tanks, keep track of how far you're moving from the backline. if you engage too far away, don't complain that you're blown up. plus, if there is an assassin MIA, all you're doing is opening up more space for them to flank and blow up squishies.

carries, try and follow your tank. if you see him moving up to go in, follow him, and dont farm minions if its a gank. nothing is more tilting then a team that lets you dive 1v5 with no help. and by walking away from the CC provider, you just make yourself a bigger target for assasins.

16 Comments

Jinx HunterFeb 11, 201815 votes

and that's why i stopped playing Sion.

koshkyraFeb 11, 201814 votes

me as poppy: stuns enemy adc against a wall, stops two dashes with my W, and knocks up half the enemy team with my R

team: o shit gtg

also team: wtf report inting poppy

ShaolinToiletFeb 11, 20182 votes

Could be their fault but it's probably your fault for not being on the same track as your team

koshkyraFeb 11, 20185 votes

what

JoeMGFeb 11, 20181 votes

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me as poppy: stuns enemy adc against a wall, stops two dashes with my W, and knocks up half the enemy team with my R

team: o shit gtg

also team: wtf report inting poppy

Lmao that's why I hate playing tank junglers in low elo. I go in, hit all my cc, then die or have to retreat because my laner(s) decided staying back and getting those 2 cs was more important.

LordGeovanniFeb 11, 20184 votes

Carries should be trying to stay with their tank at half their max range. Carries are supposed to follow tanks not the other way around. just that carries all have free excapes and tanks dont made it so that carries can excape even if their tanks arent around but not tanks if they dont have a carry near they cant even dream of excape or winning the fight.

TEA Nietzsche Feb 11, 20181 votes

The problem is that tanks generally do not respect threats as much as ADC's do - it's great when that Poppy manages to catch their mage off guard and nearly oneshots him, however that doesn't mean that Sivir can follow up on that when their Zed stands ready to engage.

LordGeovanniFeb 13, 20181 votes

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The problem is that tanks generally do not respect threats as much as ADC's do - it's great when that Poppy manages to catch their mage off guard and nearly oneshots him, however that doesn't mean that Sivir can follow up on that when their Zed stands ready to engage

Poppy isnt 1 shotting anyone as a tank none the less a mage who are 2 times more durable than mages and nearly as durable as fighters with much more saftey through range. Not saying that poppys wont engage but its more likely that she is peeling when needed if adcs prove to be of help sticking with them rather than leaving them out to die in the front line all the time.

Iffy JarlFeb 11, 20183 votes

Preach, although if your playing KogMaw and I'm don't treat me like Im your supp just cause I went streaks into Dead man's Im going in, take care and remember clench ur cheeks.[slayer-jinx-catface]

"Report inting Vi"

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no to toxicFeb 11, 20181 votes

ults the enemy adc and dies 1v4

FilDaFunkFeb 11, 20183 votes

ADCs are not scared of those assassins.

Jet SettFeb 11, 20182 votes

There are no black and white situations in League and every decision should be weighed using as much time as you can afford to use. Not every engage should be followed up, not every dive succeeds because of positioning errors.

FOR JUSTICEFeb 11, 20182 votes

ofc I'm not saying its static, I just mean, if enemies are below 2/3 hp and you see a tank go in then why shouldn't you, escpecially if you also have the numbers advantage, so you should be following up unless there is a threat you are all afraid of. but at the same time, if your someone like galio with no kill pressure on his own, why are you solo roaming looking for picks? stick with the carries.