Trying to copy LCS players

Laughing Fish·Jan 29, 2016·103 votes·3,405 views

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15 Comments

D3m37r1Jan 29, 201672 votes

At least the rhino accepts that he is not perfect. Thats more than i can say for some players.

DrugothJan 30, 20164 votes

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At least the rhino accepts that he is not perfect. Thats more than i can say for MOST players.

FTFY

68092871_DELJan 30, 20167 votes

[slayer-pantheon-thumbs] Savage, I approve

Vivid MandalaJan 29, 201630 votes

That Rhino will climb. Because he doesn't sit around in a unicorn suit, thinking he's there. He's working hard to reach his goal. He'll never have the unicorn's perfect "Year 20XX Super Smash Bros" play, but hey, Diamond is achievable.

SquidsmastahJan 30, 201613 votes

There's two different kinds of Tryhards.

The first one, is people who go completely overkill to complete tasks.

The other one is this Rhino. He's trying hard to achieve his goals, and accepts the fact that he is not better than everyone else at everything.

He knows he is unique from the other Rhinos. And he is just fine with that.

Also I +1 this thread.

jeremiahBIOJan 29, 20169 votes

no way man. let that rhino Follow his dreams. You can do it!

SolaxoJan 29, 20164 votes

Yay, another Laughing Fish's spam to downvote!

kaltenashesJan 30, 20169 votes

39 upvotes X 5 downvotes

i guess thats aint gonna happen this thread

NimmerJan 30, 20164 votes

How can you fault people for trying to improve? I have learned a lot from stream and successfully applied it in-game. I understand the intent of your post OP, but bad players are going to be bad regardless of whether or not they attempt to mimic LCS players. Those of us who succeed can attribute a lot of our success to LCS players.

The EcdysiastJan 30, 20162 votes

Learning from their playstyle and warding habits is a good thing. Copying their build because they (the world's top players, with the most possible coordination any players can have in the game) won with it is not.

It's a little like attempting to mimic high-level martial arts without making sure you've mastered the basics.