[{quoted}](name=Connor Davenport,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=bXhFyP4T,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2015-07-26T09:22:44.216+0000)
From my experience in the game, most of the time, an entire team doing the "wrong thing" is better than half the team doing the "right thing".
If taking a turret>Dragon in a hypothetical situation, it's still better to have 5 people take Dragon anyway than 2 getting slaughtered trying to take the turret and the rest getting killed off at Dragon. And losing it anyway. And a tower and the entire jungle in the process.
That being said, unless your shotcaller is Challenger, he's bound to make stupid decisions, so yeah.
Im not challenger, but can say i make decent calls when people will listen to them but people think its a lost concept to have a brain AND be a league player at the same time. The thing is most players don't want to acknowledge someone having authority over their game even if its for the better or for a good cause. A good call that benefits everyone. And i personally don't mind someone else contesting my call with one of theirs, all i ever want is to just have my team on the same page. People would rather run around like chickens with their heads cut off death matching and just not having a clue about what they should be doing than to listen to the person with a plan trying to organize plays. Then you have one guy pinging an objective and nobody else is committing to it "I think we should go over there, no we should go up there" and all that does is waste time getting nothing at all.
I've lost count of how many games i've lost because someone that doesn't actually know what to do, but refuses to listen to anyone that does for a superfluous reason such as an inferior KDA or rank. And thats just such an erroneous assumption. Having a shotty KDA for a game, or being a low rank doesn't equal you not having a brain, and being able to assess things with it because as team game your KDA and rank within it could in and of itself could very well be due to people refusing to listen to good calls that you've attempted to make for a positive outcome.
How many times have you been in a position to win the game but nobody elses realizes or cares? Everyones dead for 50 seconds, all of us are up, and our waves are pushed. The right call to make would be to just push and end, but another guy goes HEY lets get baron and dragon and wait for them to capitalize on a mistake we make next fight and beat us instead. You don't need to kill a baron every game to simply win it and more often than not people call baron at times they don't need it at all.
Such a pretentious reason to disregard someone's ability to make smart calls as rank or KDA.