few misconceptions about League of Legends #bronzelogic #blamewars

2yftLP0KQC··2 votes·464 views
  1. For ADC: people always think it's the support's job to get the ADC kills. Listen to no matter how many hooks i throw, or grabs i land, if you can't land a single ult with jinx then wtf? ADC are responsible for their own CS. if you go into lane with clarity and teleport, don't get mad cus you can't flash/heal to safety. supports can only peel so much.

  2. the jungler is not responsible for winning YOUR OWN lane. 9/10 games the jgler get blamed for losing a game. if you can't hold your lane then, i'm sorry to say but it's your own fault. ever heard of counter picking?

  3. it is not the support's responsibility to ward the entire map. ever seen high elo games? EVERYONE buys wards. 100% of the games i play, nobody buys wards, except a trinket. and they start yelling at the support dude to ward. like wtf? a player can set down 3 wards, and 1 stealth ward. do the math, 3 (max amount of wards) x5(the number of players, assuming it's summoner's rift 5x5) =15 wards on the map.

  4. people never practice but expect to get good, and if they start losing lane they simple afk or QQ so much. listen, i don't care if you are STK Big Noob, if you pick up a champ for the first time, you are not going to master him in the first game.

  5. "no one is peeling for me", basically what this translates to is : "i fucking suck at position, and i keep getting caught all the time by blitz"

  6. This is my last point, and probably the MOST IMPORTANT point of all. objectives, over kills people. People always miss cs over trying to get a kill. even if you are in a killing spree, and your enemy has 50-70 cs more than you, he's probably just as fed, if not more.

this is directed to anyone who just started playing, or is trying to desperated get out of bronze. or for someone who is probably wondering why he always gets flamed all the time, it's probably due to 1 or more of the above.

(just to clarify for the record bronze, silver, and gold all the same shit. nobody really thinks you are "good" until you hit plat or higher. what if i told you, no matter what tier you are in, people will still talk shit?

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MrSc0tty2 votes

Here's a few more common misconceptions:

When a person in Silver V has a negative winrate, they often imagine they are better than bronze players and in a position to give advice.

When a person has a 38% winrate on a. "Main" champion with 80 ranked games on them, they often like to imagine that the loss of their lane is usually their lane partner's fault, when in fact it is the support's "job" to dictate and usually to win the lane.

2yftLP0KQC1 votes

Here's a few more common misconceptions:

When a person in Silver V has a negative winrate, they often imagine they are better than bronze players and in a position to give advice.

When a person has a 38% winrate on a. "Main" champion with 80 ranked games on them, they often like to imagine that the loss of their lane is usually their lane partner's fault, when in fact it is the support's "job" to dictate and usually to win the lane.

oh you did the old school trick of "look-up-and-rip-on-them". i guess lol. btw i don't blame anyone. i play a game, and i do good then i'm proud whether i win or lose. if i do bad, then i just practice more. i go back and review what i did wrong/right. like i said, this is directed towards those people that like to blame others. so if that's you, if the shoe fits wear it. if not, then go on about your way cus this doesn't concern you. what would a challenger I player be doing here QQ about my postin? o.O hmm the more you know

MrSc0tty1 votes

Here's a few more common misconceptions:

When a person in Silver V has a negative winrate, they often imagine they are better than bronze players and in a position to give advice.

When a person has a 38% winrate on a. "Main" champion with 80 ranked games on them, they often like to imagine that the loss of their lane is usually their lane partner's fault, when in fact it is the support's "job" to dictate and usually to win the lane.

oh you did the old school trick of "look-up-and-rip-on-them". i guess lol. btw i don't blame anyone. i play a game, and i do good then i'm proud whether i win or lose. if i do bad, then i just practice more. i go back and review what i did wrong/right. like i said, this is directed towards those people that like to blame others. so if that's you, if the shoe fits wear it. if not, then go on about your way cus this doesn't concern you. what would a challenger I player be doing here QQ about my postin? o.O hmm the more you know

You say that you're not a person who blames pthers, then say that everything that is a support's job is not while having a hugely negative winrate on your main support champ.

I share that same main champ as you, but I've manageda 65% winrate with the same low Elo ADCs.

Interested in learning from your mistakes? Try this:

-You win games as thresh where you get ahead early. You lose when you do not. This tells me that you play aggressively rather than focusing on safety and peel when behind just like you do when ahead. Flay+ult+lamp into hook to pull back a disengaging enemy is usually much more effective than Hook+Jump+Flay+ult engage.

-You really seen to love Talisman. I only take talisman into matchups where I know I do NOT want to fight early, when I know I will need he speed boost peel later on. When I have, for instance, a Kog or Vayne ADC or I'm facing a Leona or Braum. Try Relic Shield, you'll find that once you get the hang of burning your E passive on a champion then immediately last hitting a minion that it suits Thresh's playstyle much more. The shield is far more useful in an aggressive all in than the speed boost as it allows you to hook under tower and dive safely.

Ironclad Dragon1 votes

"Only a bronze would be brazen as to advise ME."

Goes on to lose game.

"The Bronze did it."

2yftLP0KQC1 votes

like i said, if this applies to you, if the shoe fits, wear it. don't know why everyone QQ.

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