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How to become less of asshole on the rift and generally lane better

Leti the Yeti·3/24/2015, 4:15:34 AM·1 votes·557 views

I think everyone should be required to play like... 20 games as a jungler...Also 20 games as a support...And finally 20 games as Nasus

I feel like the experience and skills that players develop in the following roles will lead to a more intelligent outlook on the rift As a support, you will pick up several healthy habits... one of which is warding! As a jungler, you will experience first hand how it feels like to be the jungler versus the world! As Nasus, you will develop laning habits and decision making that are beneficial to ALL champs, not just Nasus such as evaluating the cost of every minion! managing trades! knowing your limits! rewards of passive gameplay in a unfavorably position!

Seriously.. can this be like the basic prerequisite curriculum for everyone who plays league? idk, maybe people have to go through this more than once incase they forget the feeling after 6 months..

8 Comments

Luner Hunter3/24/2015, 4:22:50 AM1 votes

i'd agree about the first 2... but i hate nasus >.>

Spicy Rice3/24/2015, 4:26:55 AM1 votes

Honestly, some people are just douches.

Those that are bad, will either stay bad, or eventually learn on their own that buying a ward is more benefical than buying a mana pot on reksai.

Those that are good are rarely ever salty (or in my case spicy), unless immensely frustrated.

SwiftKitten883/24/2015, 4:29:11 AM1 votes

id like to see people required to play nidalee. becuase they seem to think that spears are rescourceless heatseaking projetiles.

we can play a game.. ill be any champ in the game and you be nid.. you see how many times you can hit me with a spear before you run out of mana. i guarentee you if you dont have blue buff saying you hit me twice is being generous.

there are things called creep.. learn to stand behind them. otherwise.... DODGE

same goes with thresh hook, blits pull, morg snare.

they are stop at the first target hit. people need to learn to dodge...

play against some.