If you add someone and block them after one bad game...

Lunar Lunacy··12 votes·1,335 views

You're trash. This is why I play solo, can't make friends because they just remove you every time you lose.

Just letting you know, everybody has bad games and you just expose yourself as a fake person looking for a free carry.

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Finn Teh Human6 votes

Honestly if someone adds me after a ranked game (I solo like 90% of the time) and I play another game with them and they either 1.) flame our team really hard 2.) throw an easily winnable game or 3.) don't call mia pings or listen to danger/mia pings then yes I'm going to remove that person. There's a huge difference between a bad player and a bad game. A bad player will consistently make the same mistakes over the course of a game and still blame their team. I don't really like to duo anymore unless I know the person well enough because if I don't it's just a waste to duo.

Lunar Lunacy2 votes

If I was flaming or even saying anything negative, sure, but in this case it was just because I couldn't answer the split push of a 10 cs per minute Yasuo main who has over 500 games on Yasuo this past season lol

Yeah, it sucks I wasn't able to pull it together and carry, but when people just immediately remove me like that after one loss it just gets on my nerves. How the hell are you supposed to make gaming buddies if they can't hang through the losses? You don't win every game

Finn Teh Human1 votes

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If I was flaming or even saying anything negative, sure, but in this case it was just because I couldn't answer the split push of a 10 cs per minute Yasuo main who has over 500 games on Yasuo this past season lol

Yeah, it sucks I wasn't able to pull it together and carry, but when people just immediately remove me like that after one loss it just gets on my nerves. How the hell are you supposed to make gaming buddies if they can't hang through the losses? You don't win every game

Look on the Team Recruitment page. You can usually find some chill people on there.

Kokua1 votes

I personally find it easier to find "gaming buddies" in games where voice chat is commonly used. It's actually one of the reasons why very few of my League friends were first met on League. I don't accept random friend requests often, unless I liked their personality in game. I don't like to add people just because I sent them a gift, or someone who never really communicated with me but wanted to add me after a game. I've played with all different skill groups of players, from introducing someone whose never played a MOBA before, to people who are more than double my skill level. The people I remove are often those who I don't remember or haven't talked to in forever (and really at that point, don't remember them either), or those who I've learned had quite an annoying personality, regardless of their skill level.

Z3Sleeper4 votes

Easy, you stop accepting friend requests from bottomfeeders that only send you a request because you won them the game. They aren't trying to be your friend so stop trying to be theirs.

Only add people you genuinely enjoyed playing with/against and not just rando piggybackers.

And people that join a discord with you or invite you to theirs. Those are the best.

Also never use the term "gaming buddies" ever again. Ew.

RocketRelm3 votes

You're not proper bonded teammates with somebody until you lose with them.

DariusDemiurge2 votes

Even worse when you join them on voice chat and hit it off as if you been friends for a while. Feels bad. Hence why I no longer bother.

BWG REFORMED2 votes

Its especially terrible when they're ranked terrorists like loltyler1 am i right?

ªTeemo1 votes

Expecting people to add you after a ranked game because they like you and not how you played lol. Not many people go into ranked to make friends. That's why I never add or accept someone from ranked games.

AR URF1 votes

"1v1 me bro" said the enemy who went 0/3 in lane.

Daddy Ants1 votes

I've yet to experience anyone like that.

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