Well, losing red was my own fault, since I smited -way- too early. I get antsy.
Anyway, despite Lee being two levels up on me in the early-to-mid game, I stuck with it, taking advantages where I could. In the end, through sheer will and determination, our team pulled through and won. Those teamfights were pretty good in our favour.
I guess the moral of the story is "never give up".
Good job. You ain't no pussy, you don't give up.
There needs to be more people with this thought process in this game. I'm sick of people complaining and giving up after first blood or first turret.
And?
Moderation does not like it when I point out the crucial flaw in your story.
As someone who has resided in Diamond Pride for multiple years, I cannot say anything further as pertains to the game.... daga kotowaru..... when a Grandmaster Chess Player realizes that the match cannot end in his favor, he tips over his King , knowing that defeat was inevitable.
When a Grandmaster Chess Player does not do this, he is treated as human garbage. Rightly so, Chess is not for clowns.
