Boards›Gameplay

So why is it wrong that I can't live up to my teamates' expectations in PvP?

allenmark00·6/6/2016, 1:48:47 AM·1 votes·696 views

So here's my situation: Second match as Zed, since I liked what I was doing in my first match in PvE, so I decided to try my luck in PvP. Client barely gives any hints other than which items are preferred and what the abilities do. So armed with the delusion that I was doing something right, I went top with only to meet an enemy . After spamming Q and dying, I just gave up and to mid with our , who was fighting . Several more miserable deaths later, I decided to go farm jungle since I'm convinced that is only good at cleaning up after an team fight since that's what I did in my first game with him. Meanwhile my teammates are telling me to stop feeding since I keep walking into an deathtrap. I don't get it: How am I supposed to stop dying if I'm don't know how to play Zed in the first place? Sure there are guides, and YouTube, but I really don't feel like spending 10 minutes to read/watch them when I could be farming IP for an new champion.

So anyways, here's the first part of the match

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc1FwyevsBw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAY0bFYz8DQ&feature=youtu.be

7 Comments

Whut Thuh 6/6/2016, 1:54:45 AM2 votes

the "i dont feel like it" attutude is why you arent living up to your teammates expectations thats jsut irresponsible and you should be called a feeder and reported as one for not doing all they can to win that game which was study up before and play safe ingame

Very Hard Engage6/6/2016, 1:53:33 AM1 votes

i can always accept you feeding your lane, missing skill shots, or just being generally 150cs down over you enemy.

what i will not tolerate is repetitive mistakes, ie we ping for you, danger, someones coming, and you dont do anything. or were asking to group and you sit in lane.

if it doesn't work out for you the first time, why would you try it again and again? can you try something else?

you're being uncooperative and unresponsive to those around you.

if you truly are that unskilled at the game where everyone around you is berating you, just keep losing and you'll eventually find yourself in a situation where you can win. it may take time, but its best to ignore the haters until you find where you belong.

if you truly have trouble against a certain champion, the best advice is to play it yourself and see what they're really strong at, and why it works. so you too can learn what it is to look for that gets you killed.

BluePolarizer6/6/2016, 1:56:33 AM1 votes

Watch higher elo players and copy exactly what they do until you are level 30.

Mute everyone.

Listen to pings if they are not being spammed (5+ times).

Dankstin6/6/2016, 2:20:03 AM1 votes

but I really don't feel like spending 10 minutes to read/watch them when I could be farming IP for an new champion.

You have no idea how contradictory this is. You can't farm IP well without the knowledge you gain from watching/reading guides. You don't know what you're doing. Let me repeat this so you can hear it as you read it. YOU. DONT. KNOW. WHAT. YOU. ARE. DOING.

It doesn't matter if you think you do. It doesn't matter what you're buying. It doesn't matter what your friend says. It doesn't matter what you think about things. If you don't FILL YOUR HEAD up with valuable information you can take to games thereafter and apply it, you aren't shit. You read this? You aren't shit. You need to acknowledge that you can't improve just through experience. If you don't know what you're doing, you can't suddenly attain enlightenment in one game and be like "Oh. So that's what I was doing wrong." Because your mind can't comprehend what you could be doing right, because you have NO REFERENCE. You're like a lost person trying to move forward in the assumption that FORWARD = Home. It's not. It's southeast, or whatever. If you don't research up some guides, watch some video guides on youtube (This is the easiest way to gain the best information on a champion or situation you're presented in the shortest possible time without having to go through the experience fifty thousand times in normals.) Here's some people to follow to watch their video guides and tips and tricks on youtube. I hope I'm not wasting time. I want new players to keep interest in league of legends.

gbay99 Stonewall008 scrap computer FoxdropLoL TSirDiesALot (Dyrus) Sky Williams BrickyOrchid88 Redmercy

The list is almost endless tbh.