[{quoted}](name=Scary Door,realm=NA,application-id=Ir7ZrJjF,discussion-id=n08Eg6Pp,comment-id=0000,timestamp=2015-06-22T15:37:14.563+0000)
Gotta love the time vampires that just sit there spamming no on a surrender vote when you're down 30-6 at 20 minutes, especially in a normal game. Once you play a few thousand games you realize when they're won and lost.
I've won games worse than 30-6.
Good example-
Me: support
score of like 0/3/2
Ally:
score of like 2/5/0
total team score- something around 40/5
Literally had boots, an hourglass, and a ward.
Enemy went for baron, because...40/5, why the f**k not? (and we were continually waveclearing off our inhib towers so they couldn't get in, and we wouldn't come out)
I warded over wall, flashed in, threw everything down, snared tank, pooled biggest group of them, black shielded self so they couldn't CC me, ulti'd, baron got a knockup on 2 of them, 2 turned to fight me, 3 kept at baron, hourglassed, got a 5 man stun with them taking baron damage, ally yi comes flying in and gets a penta and baron buff, won game before they even respawned. With a score of enemy- 40/ us- 10.
Whole game there was this guy (adc) spamming surrender votes and raging at how pointless it was to keep trying, any my only reply was 'Quitters never win.'
If you surrender every game you're behind in, you'll never learn end game defensive play or how to play from not being fed status, even if you lose 98% of games you're behind in, there's still that 2% you don't. And even if you lose 100% of them, you're still learning things.
It's easy to get a win from having a 10/0/0 start, but being able to take a lane score of 0/5/3 and still pull out a win takes a lot more thinking and planning.