Everyone has bad games

SmosheyDogey·5/29/2017, 2:44:50 AM·3 votes·2,119 views

Honestly i dont know why people flame so much for people who are 3/7 one game everyone has bad games like i usually do good but i have a pretty ok-bad kd with yasuo and i like him alot so i play him i do usually ok but sometimes i feed against that trynd pretty hard i ended like 7/12 and i got flamed so hard man i asked if they ever fed they all said no but i checked na.op.gg of course i find they feed often but i just honestly think people should shut the fuck up when someones feeding what does insulting them get you? Does it help them if you say you a useless prick go kys %%%got uninstall No? Well no fucking shit it doesnt help you or them so stop being toxic

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NinjaGuy695/29/2017, 3:14:13 AM1 votes

Dude you have to learn how to use periods. They help a lot.

Avienal5/29/2017, 3:23:23 AM1 votes

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Honestly i dont know why people flame so much for people who are 3/7 one game everyone has bad games like i usually do good but i have a pretty ok-bad kd with yasuo and i like him alot so i play him i do usually ok but sometimes i feed against that trynd pretty hard i ended like 7/12 and i got flamed so hard man i asked if they ever fed they all said no but i checked na.op.gg of course i find they feed often but i just honestly think people should shut the fuck up when someones feeding what does insulting them get you? Does it help them if you say you a useless prick go kys %%%got uninstall No? Well no fucking shit it doesnt help you or them so stop being toxic

I think i mentioned it in another post but people who get bad scores basically end up with the following thinking patterns usually:

  1. They start to feel 'useless' and that they can't have any actual impact which either leads to them to just go full rage to destroy everything or end up playing passive on ends that they don't contribute to the team as much because they want to make 'safe' plays.

  2. They were likely wanting to get a S rank for a mastery token or hex tech chest, because having the ability to get 'rewarded' means they might push to play better but soon as they get 'wrek'd' whether its by 2 to 3 man heavy ganking, overpowered opponents easily massacring them or team mates just 'sucking' so badly that the enemy ends up getting so fed they can just tower dive you into oblivion. They feel like its over, especially after they died once or three times. Which also due to the fact that no actual 'stat tracker' to know the current minimum effort needed to earn a S rank on champion A in role X.

Like'wise because said people don't like their team mates in the same position, they might end up being 'egotistical' to expect you to take a dumpster sized dump on the opponent when your playing a 'strong champion'. Granted for myself i'd rather prefer a 0/0/0 lane fight with any kills/assists being a blessing before mid game rolls around, because most 'snowball champions' that are too dominate in being used currently should technically be ruined if they don't get any early game kills because they can't snowball it easily and will get outscaled hard in a even match up. Of course i would WISH it would be like that with a much larger gap showing to punish early game champions and force them to try alternative tactics to work, with especially a team full of early game based champions would end up getting absolutely wrecked in that case.

[slayer-pantheon-popcorn]

Because we seriously need Riot to make late game more then just a miracle of actually occurring, Because more late game champions like Tristana either need to be able to survive better in early game or allow them a proper chance for late game to come and early game champions would actually get a proper impact by poor 'power' in late game.

SnakDatSmilesBak5/29/2017, 3:24:42 AM1 votes

Personally I never have bad games. I'm the american faker tyvm!

1995 2017RiP Eva5/29/2017, 4:01:11 AM1 votes

no dude...if you are 3/7 and you go solo in side lanes and doign nothing is nto a bad game ok? its trolling...

Second you die 7 times and you get nothing from this deaths ok? so like sky the youtuber guy how the hell do you die 7 times? i mean you could think that after the 3-4 times that its time to play safe..dont you think? but no lets blame the player who told you "wtf are you doing place safe" yeah that the bad guy in that scenario in your head right? the guy who telling you to not feed and not you that you destroy the game for your TEAM and the gaming fun for the enemy team.. NO its never your fault man..its always someone else fault and how dare to tell you not to feed...i am right?

That what riot created over the years boys...people now askign why people telling them to not feed like its something normal...

But then again when riot justify someone who pretty much rage quit after he die 4 times in the row and he goes on side lanes only never group with the team and continued die and end up 1/15 and riot justify his OBVIOUS afk in side lanes his refusal of communication of the team and his OBVIOUS feeding as "bad game"

Then i can see why you seem so shocked that they are actually still people who ask you wtf are you doing and why you feed..i know its hard...to face the truth...its always better to just deny the truth and pretend that the person who told you something about your playstyle is the bad one!

You make me sick

ABlueQuaker5/29/2017, 4:02:43 AM1 votes

Actually, no. Consistency is a big part of LoL and you owe it to each and every team (especially in Ranked) to be as consistent as possible.

DemainaNyx5/29/2017, 9:07:46 AM1 votes

Yes, everyone has bad games, but after a certain number of deaths like 2-3, you need to try to stop feeding so you can help your team.

This is kinda different, but I was playing a bot game with a friend and we had 3 bots on our team. These bots did literally nothing but feed all game, and they decided to feed the enemy Karthus bot. I picked Illaoi and my friend picked Lux and literally every time Karthus ulted, Lux lost like 90% of her health because of how strong the bots made him and how far behind my friend was since they were new to the game.

My friend died a lot in this game simply because our teammates fed hard. It wasn't that she played badly, it was cause our team had made the enemy team so strong that even messing up once meant she died, which as a new player, she was bound to mess up occasionally.

Again, this was a bot game, but it was a bot game that took 44 minutes that I had to solo carry because three people on my team were too busy feeding and the fourth was still learning how to play. This game ended with us winning. The bot team had 72 kills to our 47.

Every death makes the game harder for your team. Even in a bot game where you can play stupidly OP champions like Illoai and 1v5 penta kill them due to their programming not thinking her ult is something they should avoid, it's still insanely hard to win if your team isn't trying to help.

Imagine if this was actual humans that were smart enough to know to walk out of my ult, who were smart enough to go take Dragon/Baron while we defended our base from the super minions that were spawning at 14 minutes in, who were smart enough to chain CC on me so the only threat in the game was eliminated.


Flaming is always wrong. It doesn't matter what the person is doing, flaming them is not going to make it stop or fix the situation. The best you can do in situations when people are flaming you is mute them and then report them, since they will probably not offer any useful advice after that. It is unlikely that people will ever stop being toxic to each other, so best thing is to ignore them and just enjoy your game.

However, normally this flaming comes for the person just wanting to win, and they see you as a thing preventing them from winning. If someone is flaming, unless it's for some stupid reason ("Useless fucking support took 1 CS, I'm AFK, enjoy loss %%%got."), they most likely have a point that they aren't getting across right ("FUCKING BOT LANE ALWAYS FEEDING." which should be "you need to play safe and stop dying, you are losing the game for us.")