When will people learn kills don't win you the game!

IamJJok3R·Aug 15, 2016·7 votes·962 views

So many times people are like we can't fight them they have to many kills...or we gonna win cus we have more kills. Like swear can Riot please release something telling people not to chase someone for over a minute when all you have to do is hit the nexus with a feather. And when I ask people to please listen to me because your plan didn't work and I'm carrying they are so stubborn or try to get me reported for some reason I don't know. Like why are you all backing to stop a yasuo who is killing are inhib turret and not ending the game when the nexus is almost dead. Like the yasuo is the only 1 up for their team why. Or they just like I want to have fun I want to try out a new build or I want to just kill people. Like PLEASE! Someone somewhere make Riot make a video explaining that this a team game and/or whats more important. The 0-12-2 Jinx or the Nexus......

8 Comments

Ruin LanceAug 15, 20163 votes

this is true but they are definitely a major factor in doing so

NaeniaAug 15, 20162 votes

This is true. I always try to tell people that destroying towers, inhibs, and nexus wins the game; not getting 37 kills. Sure, kills help get you fed which gives you a better chance of winning but it will not guarantee your win.

Vistha KaiAug 15, 20162 votes

Except kills do win games. They give gold and allow to take objectives with little-to-no risk.

Team game or not, I haven't heard of a single match, which ended "normally", by killing a Nexus, in which nobody ever died.

The Yasuo example, though, is just irrelevant to discussion.

NGNL AsianAug 16, 20162 votes

To me Map Pressure>cs>kills

venomous frostAug 15, 20161 votes

around the time you get to plat elo

MeurtrierrAug 15, 20161 votes

Facts. ppl die for a single kill. meanwhile, they give assist to the enemies that have finally managed to kill him in the end which makes the situation worse. I especially hate those who roam for a kill instead of actually farming or split pushing or warding or taking objectives.