Every game is a stomp fiesta

JayceAccount43·Jan 16, 2020·2 votes·841 views

There is literally no skill involed. The magic number is 7vs2, these are the kills i see nearly every game. Enemy has 7 kills vs us having 2 at 5 minutes into the game. Every game is getting stomped, stomped to the point that im just not caring at this point. Bot lanes going 1/17 on the regular, jungle difference being a big part of it, mid lane helps jungle snowball, and top lane being useless as always unless playing Akali/Irelia and are good at them. Games a joke, end this damage fiesta already and go back to a time where skill actually mattered.

5 Comments

Cind3rkickJan 16, 20201 votes

If you get stomped every game, then I dont think your team is the issue here...

JayceAccount43Jan 16, 20201 votes

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If you get stomped every game, then I dont think your team is the issue here...

im not getting stomped, the team is. I average 1.5 deaths

ShiroyashayamiJan 16, 20201 votes

What can you learn from matches that end with you stomping the enemy or enemy stomping you? I really can't see anything. In this season there are basically no even matches that you have to strategise in. The match is won or lost in the first 5-10 minutes and the rest is like waiting for execution. The only thing that lacks here is an elevator music so that you can fully feel like you are wasting your time.

IVSakenzJan 16, 20201 votes

The state of the jungle right now has made it so that easily 9/10 games are extremely one sided..

Which ever jungler can convince his team to help him invade, is going to win 9 times out of 10..

RIOT needs to fix this...

Also if you have a jungler that does not have the ability to effectively gank at level 3.. you are better off dodging then actually playing the game...

ShiroyashayamiJan 16, 20201 votes

I agree with you and I don't know why other people don't. All I see is one team stomping another. One time I will completely destroy my enemies and the other I will get stomped myself. There are basically no even matches that we could learn something from. The experience is plain and blank and after it I am not happy about winning, because there is no feeling of accomplishment.