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Hardstuck G4··2 votes·447 views

Supports. If you're leaving your lane and leaving your laner to 1v2, then there is zero reason for you to call them out because they're in a matchup that should never be won 1v2. I was playing a Jhin game, and the Thresh was mid and top all game. Never hit a hook, never did anything of consequence. Meanwhile, I'm versing a Annie and Sivir in bot lane. Thresh began to rage at me because I would get slowed by Annie's FQC, Sivir would ult, and I would die. Then, Fizz did the same thing. To recap, do not rage at your lane if you're leaving them to 1v2 on a champion who is god awful at 1v2ing, and it makes it even worse when they're against two champions with fabulous lockdown.

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Friendly Ram1 votes

ouch sorry for your game.

Hardstuck G41 votes

It was rough, and then they told me to shut up and quit the game, while the Fizz was level with me in deaths. I love Solo Queue man, makes me want to give in to the Dynamic Queue overlords

BeeCuz1 votes

This example points out an activity of "raging," which is not in itself to express anger at other people's performance, but to distract and point away from the poor performance of the rager. Give no sympathy to the misdirected blame.

Best course of action is to mute them and state in chat "[player] muted for toxic chat."

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