Someone always comes mid with me

Vencia··2 votes·844 views

Guys I'm new to the game and this is killing me inside it makes me so mad.

I'm quite new to the game well I play Twisted Fate. tf is played in the mid lane so at the beginning of the game I tell my team that I'm going mid then in every game there is always that one person that also goes mid no matter what I say and the other team always have only one guy on mid. My team mate refuses to leave the lane so the xp splits between us and the guy on the other team ends up 2 to 3 levels above us and we get destroyed and half the time my team mate is feeding in the process this is really frustrating its demoralizing me from playing the game like I just abandoned the last game.

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Meriipu1 votes

Maybe that player wanted to play mid too though pre 30 games tend to be like that

Vencia2 votes

But they should understand that we are gonna lose if they do that riot never teaches anyone about split xp and stuff

Angry Monster1 votes

then maybe you should of gone to the free spot? You act like you have the right to mid, cause it is what you want. You do not sound like you are trying to work with the team any better than the people that are going duo mid with you.

Vencia2 votes

First of all there is no free spot second of all I tell the team nicely before anyone else that i want to go mid Third TF is a mid laner and fourth they always come mid with champs that don't fit there so I think I have the right to it

Angry Monster1 votes

I tell the team

see that is your problem. You tell them and probably do not care for the other peoples input.

Typing first does not mean that you get what you want.

Also i find it hard to believe that If there is a duo mid, that there is no other spot for you to move to.

obviously you have no idea what "the right to it " really means in the right context. The other players have just as much right as you do.

Man I can see that you are going to be such a productive member .....

Meriipu1 votes

{quoted}

But they should understand that we are gonna lose if they do that riot never teaches anyone about split xp and stuff

they are probably new to the game too

Vencia2 votes

I know I don't blame them for that but I tell them about the xp split nicely and then they just start being toxic they end up 4 levels behind I sometimes manage to catch up

TheOvermind1 votes

Cuz it's not a real human person playing . It's a bot. Go to the lane that Is empty and farm up there to get strong and carry them. Or play jungle.

Vencia1 votes

No Im playing with people?? and there is never an empty also I tried jungling lets say that didnt go too well

Gibberwatt1 votes

Such as I see it, you have reached the crossroads that every league player reaches: The road to salt, or the road to not salt. If you choose the road to salt, continue doing what you're doing. Get pissed at the other midlaner, and become one of those people that everyone secretly hates. If you choolse the road to not salt, you learn the role of fill, which is basically go wherever, and expand your champ pool

I just had a massive morpheous moment there.

Anyway, I will explain the roles to you:

Top: tanky, mid damage, usually the secondary supp. Can do lots of damage and take damage too. usually semi-mobile Mid: squishy, massive damage, usually the primary carry. lots of damage output, but not able to take a lot of damage Bot: massive damage, relies mainly on auto attacks, the secondary carry. Extremely dependant on the support to make it through early-game. low damage taking ability Supp: The role you will get when filling, most likely. Their job is to get their teamates fed, through the use of a combination of crowd control, heals, or some mid level damage. Can be tanky, or a glass cannon Jng: Does what the team needs, jumps out of the woods, tries to kill the enemy, jumps back into the woods to farm some more.

Vencia2 votes

I know this quite old now but I just read it thanks to the advice I'll take it

Darkslayer851 votes

That's why I play in Draft Pick. YOU choose your 2 roles, and you get one of the two.

The computer assigns you one of your two roles, and there is no questions asked. No fighting.

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