If someone's going support primary...

Athenes Lulu·Jan 19, 2016·3 votes·648 views

Can we make it so that it is completely optional to have to pick a secondary role? I mean, chances are, you're getting support ~~100%~~ most of the time anyways and that people don't like to support, so having a secondary role is pretty redundant.

Since playing support is actually playing a different game as compared to mid/top/ADC, it explains a lot that a LOT of support mains are pretty much "support only" players, and when they play other roles they hardly ever do well anyways.

Just a thought :^)

######Put down your pitchforks, I am just your typical "support only" player so please don't kill me

4 Comments

LxstJan 19, 20161 votes

I agree with this 100% percent however I would just like to share something from my recent study. playing support is boring HOLY CRAP PLAYING ADC IS A RUSH OF EXCITMENT WITH THE KITING AND THE PLAY MAKING and then well it feels pretty good when I save my team but HOLY CRAP PLAYING VAYNE AND TUMBLING EVERYWHERE WOOOWEEE and i do suppose that hitting a hook and flaying potential dashes away feels okay but still I will main support because I am not patient enough to learn another role cause I'll feed for a good 100 games until I'm decent enough

ViavarianJan 19, 20161 votes

It's not really necessary, because you just need to select mid as your secondary role and you should get support at least 99 out of 100 times. And that one time you get mid, you can just play a champion you already know, like Morgana.

Also, if you main support, you should have a good idea how to play ADC or if you have problems with CSing, you can play jungle.

laksjhdflkjahJan 19, 20162 votes

It doesn't work :9

Athenes LuluJan 19, 20161 votes

But then I'm gonna be playing League of Legends again, and that's boring :^(

There are actually mechanically challenged support mains out there that can still support really well because they know how to use their brains. So sometimes, one does not simply just tell someone to go play a role and expect results. Maybe at least enough game knowledge to not feed as hard...