How would you respond to these lovely comments from your teammates?

SorasMemories·Nov 13, 2014·1 votes·293 views

"We don't need wards."

"Don't gank my lane."

"Why didn't you help me?" (it was a 2v5)

I just had a game as jungler and three of my teammates were harassing me because of the reasons above: I asked the support to get wards, I didn't jump into a 2v5, so my teammate died, and mid didn't want me around. It turned into three guys ganging up on me. It was pretty atrocious and I honestly am baffled. I was not rude back to them... but, seriously. They accused ME of not knowing how to play... Honestly, sometimes, I experience players that should be deleted.

3 Comments

KzooCrasherNov 13, 20141 votes

You asking for them to not like you when you say things like hey support get wards..... people know they should ward but telling people how to play their role or champ. Honestly all of that can be avoided if you mind your own buisness.

Bears Dont CareNov 13, 20142 votes

You asking for them to not like you when you say things like hey support get wards..... people know they should ward but telling people how to play their role or champ. Honestly all of that can be avoided if you mind your own buisness.

Alternatively, people should not be given distance as if they are some angry god to be feared. Buy your goddamn wards and shut your goddamn mouth. THAT is what you tell people. Mhm

CozarkianNov 13, 20141 votes

Like this:

I'm not good at predicting enemy movements. I'm trying to get better, but right now I really need wards, because it boosts my confidence and helps me avoid mistakes. I'll place some wards and I'd really appreciate if others would help.
Okay. Just ping for assistance if you change your mind. (Still watch to help out with counterganks, but I wouldn't waste time ganking when the laner isn't going to help).
I hesitated because I wasn't sure we would win and then when I finally reacted it was too late to help. I'll try to do better but unless it is a team fight over an objective, I tend to be overly cautious.

Bascially, whenever you want somebody to do something, instead of telling them what to do, explain it as if it is a weakness in your game and they have to compensate for your flaws.