When I'm playing support...
and we get into a messy teamfight.
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Realistic depiction of me playing the CDR support build: https://media.giphy.com/media/XIqCQx02E1U9W/giphy.gif
That feel when you poop out a ward mid teamfight because you're just mashing buttons.
that's why you play a tank support, because regardless of what you're doing, you're helping someone.
Report noob support.
Didn't use
6 
, D 
, F 
, 7 
You have 9 buttons. USE THEM! And don't you dare use the wrong passive as Sona (Not that anyone will notice).
funny thing is low trash elo buy active items but never use em anyway so LOL
That's why you play Braum. 90% of the time I have no idea what's going on as him, but I end up protecting people because of wall shenanigans :P
Well try using all of them with Normal cast. I dare you.
I'm so glad I have a mouse with enough buttons for almost all my active items. Makes maining support so much easier.
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Didn't rush sightstone TRIGGERED
I hate playing support because your just required now to build all these items that have actives and hell I can't remember to use them all... Probably why I have such a low winrate playing support...
So, something like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8flQbg9Db0
Point of note, the poster of the video said himself that he was just freaking out during that whole thing and pressing buttons.
Dude, it is too simple, you are forgetting also
I'll say something serious now despite being in M&G (sorry for that guys)
This is the reason why I don't like the idea of having more items balanced about active stats and why some items clearly fails in their purpose of fulfilling certain niches .
Example, recently people complained about the lack if an armor + AP item other than Zhonya...but this item actually EXIST! It is 
The problem it is the majority of this item value value come from the active and the interaction with the marked ally, but it isn't worthy to add a further item to the usual item builds that:
- has mediocre stats on his own
- depends on another ally to work
- add confusion in messy/agitated situation when the risk of fatfingering the wrong key exists without giving immediately noticeable rewards
For other roles this thing could be less noticeable because they have generally 1/2 active items at most + trinket that they usually don't have to use, but a support has to build a lot of active items and is difficult to hit the most useful item in the correct order since you got to have also control all the other keys. You got to work with your brain in forceast things because manage 10+ keys (those are only simple commands, now move camera, do AA on ranged supports, etc...) + mouse in real time while focusing the right target require an excessive amount of mechanical skills for what should be in theory the role with the lowest amount of mechanical skills requirements
why the mikhaels?