Isn't that a more accurate description of the game?
Isn't the point of the game to win?
How can you win if your team quits?
How do I then have any control over how good I do in ranked? I don't.
Can anyone answer... How can you climb the ladder in ranked if you quit the game?
Quitting lets the loss happen early, lets you clear your head, and lets you get back into a winnable game off tilt in a faster amount of time
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I love how people are voting sarcastically.
I think people give up too fast. Tilt is at an all time high. People just think a snowball is assured victory when it's not true.
What i believe quiting does help you win cause you get to refreash yourself and all that and you have a new mind set and youll be able to play way better so yea thats my opinion*[slayer-jinx-catface]*
It's like saying stabbing yourself will save your life.
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If you never learn how to play while you're behind, how do you expect to climb? I may not play a huge amount of ranked games which is why I'm only just about to hit Gold, but of the 16 games I've played recently, I'm steamrolling my way through this low elo and currently sitting at 13 wins for an 81% win ratio. Some of which were even 4v5s where my own teammates intentionally ragequit. If I had listened to those nay-sayers and forsook my own ability to carry those games, I'd be sub-50% winrate. That's because I can often force a victory even when we're behind. That is called carrying a game.
Carrying a game doesn't mean the score was 20 vs 5 with no one on your team feeding. You weren't required to carry that game! That game would've been won even if you were 1/2/1. There was nothing to carry. Carrying a game means it was 13 to 20 with multiple people on your team being behind but you were efficient enough to turn your own individual score of, say, 6/4/3 into a victory against more fed opponents with less fed teammates because you played better, not because you all happened to get fed. That's what it means to carry a game.
Yes it matters who's got the bigger stick but it also matters who's holding it. Most people choose only to focus on how big their stick is, and that's why they suck. Hell, lots of Silver players have hit 85-90% combat efficiency with their main. Mechanically, they're on par with pros. So why are they Silver? If you can't see how you can improve anymore then it's quite possible that you may have actually mastered combat. The issue is that combat is one of like forty different aspects of the game, and if you have to blame teammates because you can't even conceive of your failures in other areas, that means you're probably egregiously ignorant of them. You shouldn't see that as a bad thing though. You should see it as a shining beacon from the heavens. You felt stuck? Like there's nothing more you can do? Fear not! Look at all the other non-champion-combat things you can do! It's not a wall, it's a bridge! It's how you free yourself from elo hell.
Or I guess you could flip that coin every 15 minutes and eventually land Gold 5 by chance after 400 times, then never play again until the season resets to ensure you keep your Gold border.
The longer you stay in a lost game the more it tilits you. I do not mean losing games with a possibility to win because of your comp. I mean games that are lost, you are not gaining anything and people are only dying for no to meager trades.
Yes i'd rather next those games then waste time getting more angry at people who clearly didn't learn after their first 10 deaths.
It more of "League of kiddo gets mad after dying once and flames all of his teammates"
Quitting only makes you a loser lol because the more you quit is the more likely you'll just quit more often and thus want to quit anytime your team is at a disadvantage,quitting will become a real habit and I've seen alot of players like this. I'm only talking about regular matches of course and not URF because quitting in ARURF is totally understandable.
Op asks for views on quitting. Hated anyone that does not agree.
if people quit more often, you won't see in them in queues so, let them keep quitting til they're banned or grouped together so yeah. quitting helps you in the long run for better ranks. You are in control of your games :)
You play one of the broken hypercarries and 1v9, and then proceed to gloat in post game lobby of how awesome you are and how trash your teammates were.
you deserve at least that much xD
Even the votes show that the never surrender mentality is stupid. It´s just delusional to think you can win the game after being behind. You might aswell play Call of Duty and try to shoot someone back who got the first shot on you. 90% of the time it´s useless since the time it takes to kill people is so short that there is no way to react.It would be like playing Starcraft, having all of your buildings destroyed but 1 and thinking you can still win. Next you will try to compete in pay to win games with the best players who spend hundreds of dollars a day by not paying a cent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcSUJd3PXNs
And if you feed your ass off...
#I ain't letting you leave. You will watch this game burn with me.
I dont think is does assuming its not something crazy like 25 to 1 or something. just bugs me cuz i play i alot of late game champs and il feel like i can can crawl back in later on but i dont think most ppl (im sure some of u here can) can play from behind. things like wave control to maintain some cs in a losing match up or mid game pathing thru a jungle thats probly warded to catch waves going to towers or understanding some what of power spikes on ur team or the other team.
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Tbh, a youtuber/stream by The Rain Man kinda describes my issue pretty well, most people in league afk or leave because they know that the game is lost and there is no coming back (i.e: jungler and bot lane feeding). Some people feel trapped in the game once they start, and if they try to forfeit they'll just be held hostage by their team. I'd rather be able to leave after a certain duration of the game than be stuck in a game where im both losing and being held hostage.
Personally, i try not to quit unless i have to go out or something cause i dont want to get banned. I understand that with a losing team, players might quit so they can spend their time preparing for the next one instead of fighting a losing battle, but quitting or giving up at first blood isn't acceptable. I think any game is winnable, and that's true but it doesn't mean it's likely to happen. I play Azir most of the time and do pretty well, and i think his insanely powerful late-game encourages me to stay in hopes of carrying. Of course, that rarely happens but i try my best anyway. .
I have only quit when its like 33 to 5 or some insane number like that and the enemy team is just toying with us and going for kills and not ending. Orrrr if my mouse and died and I want out of hell because I cant play correctly and all I am doing is feeding.
No one who quits in any game is good or will ever be good. Facts. Take it from me... I was so good they ruined my champ.
