Hello, so i just started playing league for a year now. I watch game plays and streams trying to improve myself i have good games but some games i just do really badly in. I recently got reported for feeding even though i tried not to. my question is. is it ok to feed your normal draft games?
Easiest way not to feed is to not take chances. I avg 4 (used to be 3, but I've been playing a bit more aggressive) deaths per game. The way I keep it low is no diving, no chasing, no wandering around jg without vision, etc. Back out from a fight (or rc during laning) if you are low on health (I use 2-3 bars as a guide...real easy for most champs to burst 300 damage if you aren't paying attn (even early on). Basically if you feel like the action you are about to take has only a 50/50 chance of going well, DON'T do it. Obviously knowing what to expect 1v1 from an enemy champ takes time to learn, but right there is an example...if you aren't sure, DON'T.
If it's not intentional then yes. Feeding is part of learning. Even the best players in the world have games where they go 2-14
But it's important to figure out if the feeding is from your poor play so that you can improve, or if it's just one of those games.
don't worry about reports just stay positive in chat or don't say much besides the occasional gj or mia and youll will never get banned since feeding isn't really taken that bad anymore unless u got 0/5 within 6 minutes
Thank you very much for the feed back guys ill try harder to improve :D
League players use "feeding" as a buzzword, sometimes is ironic and said as a joke, sometimes it's serious. If you are not dying over and over intentionally that's not punishable for obvious reasons. Passive intentional feeding should be punished but riot doesn't give a fuck about it. Intentionally feeding besides being completely retarded is wrong and punishable, but again, riot doesn't give a damn.
Learn the game, don't feed.
