Feeders in Norms

Taliyah Rocks··1 votes·465 views

Anyone else noticed that whenever there's a special mode out, like Poro King, URF, or etc. there's an uprising of trolls and feeders in Norms? Seriously, in the past few days i barely could get a single decent team to play with.

I main jung and i can't help my laners at all as they always get insta-gibbed by the time they walk back to lane after getting killed again and AGAIN.

So tired of players being 0/10/0 by the 15 minutes mark.

2 Comments

shark music2 votes

There's almost no such thing as "feeding" in normal game modes. Normal is where people go to learn new champions and try new things, because it isn't ranked, and it doesn't matter. Ok, yeah, occasionally you get someone who runs into the enemy committing suicide because they didn't get mid, or whatever, but mostly it's just people having a bad game, or trying to practice, or trying something new, or playing normal because they're too tired/drunk/stoned/hopped up on goofball to play ranked... all of which is fine. That's exactly what the normal modes are there for.

Taliyah Rocks1 votes

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There's almost no such thing as "feeding" in normal game modes.

Yeah i get what you mean, everyone has bad games and tries out new champions, but it doesn't change the fact that there seems to be more people getting steamrolled than average whenever a special mode is out, and i was wondering if other players were having a similar experience.

Whether you are on the losing or winning side, it's no fun when almost every games ends with a score of 5 vs 30, either you don't stand a chance, or you have no challenge. I personally seem like i am teamed on the losing sides lately tho.

If i try to find a reasoning behind this, maybe it's because the more casual players are moving into the special modes, while leaving the hardcore players in normals, or those who want to practice a champion. So in normals you are left with both polar opposites which would explain why one team is always steamrolling the other?

But hey, that's just a theory, a game theory! ...oh wait...

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