At what point does losing hard become inting?

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Bro if you someone goes so much as 2 or 3 deaths behind in lane, it only gets harder for them to stay alive. They were being either outplayed or outnumbered, and now they’re going to be underpowered through resource disadvantage. That’s how snowballing works. Unless the team changes strategies or the opponents themselves start throwing a game, the disadvantaged champion isn’t going to magically flip somehow.

Look it's REALLY REALLY hard to justify more than 12/13 deaths unless you are 100% inting. That's in a 50+ minutes game where the other team is stat padding and trying not to end... and you are their focus target the entire game.

You get these people though that have an average of like 0.8-1.4 KDA who are somehow in the same ELO as you simply because silver/bronzes games are honestly more luck than skill. They never say anything and thus never get banned.

I'm not a particularly good player but I'm about the perfect example of average as I bounce around s4-s1. If I can keep a 3'ish kda including my "bad games", bad matchups, and generally losing as many as I win... then I don't think saying people that have like 1.2KDAs that get lucky with good teammates are inting is out of line. When you ping them back, type in chat, and all they ever do is walk down lane, hit minions, and pick fights with 6/0/12 mundos as a 0/9/4 Yas/Riven/Ect... yeh that's inting.

That guy that's 53 minutes into a game with a 12 to 65 score that's 4/6/6 while bot lane is a combined 3/28/5 that says "ok fuck this..I'm done" and stops trying because the bot duo votes no every FF vote.... he's the guy that gets punished.