The reason I never surrender.

Radiant Wukong·Nov 29, 2018·3 votes·1,012 views

Playing defense in your base until death timers for your enemy become long enough for you to push and win is better than losing.

4 Comments

OleandervineNov 29, 20182 votes

It's also not going to get you map pressure and you will lose major objectives like the Baron or Elder Drake, which will cause you to lose once the enemy team comes knocking. Sometimes it's possible for a comeback, but it extremely rarely happens unless the enemy team is full of morons and don't do anything while they have you crammed in. Usually though, they're not morons if they've dominated you to the point of forcing you to defend. So learn when to cut the line and let it go. There's no point in dragging out a lost game just because there exists an infinitely small chance of winning.

SaezioNov 29, 20181 votes

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It's also not going to get you map pressure and you will lose major objectives like the Baron or Elder Drake, which will cause you to lose once the enemy team comes knocking. Sometimes it's possible for a comeback, but it extremely rarely happens unless the enemy team is full of morons and don't do anything while they have you crammed in. Usually though, they're not morons if they've dominated you to the point of forcing you to defend. So learn when to cut the line and let it go. There's no point in dragging out a lost game just because there exists an infinitely small chance of winning.

Yeah the enemy will do that with good coordination only in high elos so in 90 % of games they will do some errors, maybe jungler loses the smite fight, maybe they dont sweep a bush and their ADC dies randomly so they can't push for 2 mins.

I have never seen clean macro games EVER below masters. Even in plat games people don't agree on the correct call 100% of the time. Ok sure if 3 inhibs are down you should FF when you see that the enemy comes with baron AND elder. But to FF after losing 2 towers just because an enemy is 20-1 is plain giving up for no good reason.

SaezioNov 29, 20181 votes

The reason I never press yes is because playing lost games is just so relaxing. You can't do anything wrong. You can try everything and anything you wish and none can blame you. And there is always a chance you end up winning.

Radiant WukongNov 29, 20181 votes

Yo early regain map pressure when your inhibitor respawns. It should be noted that I'm a Wukong main, so my team normally has a huge advantage in fights if I engage correctly.