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Serevas12 votes

Elo boosted.

Laughing Fish17 votes

Maybe lol. After I killed him for like the 8th time in his own jungle, he stated "At least I am not Bronze III". If he spent that time while dead buying a single ward, maybe he would have stopped dying so much lol.

Serevas25 votes

We bronze 3 guys have some tricks up our sleeves. That fancy black magic warding is just too OP for plat apparently.

Laughing Fish17 votes

Lol yup. I mean, he was losing to eve and didn't buy a single pink ward.

Serevas20 votes

Wait, countering champion invis with true sight? You're bordering on blasphemy now.

Laughing Fish10 votes

The funniest was when he tried to steal my buffs because I took his, but he didn't ward my jungle. I on the other hand had my jungle lit up like a Christmas tree, so killing him was quite easy. He was so angry lol

dr lichdeath4 votes

meh i always see plats when im on a losing streak theyre always on my team and feeding the bronzies and me try to carry obv failing cuz the plats make sure to get a gold reset every 2-3 deaths

Chilly Willies1 votes

[{quoted}](name=Laughing Fish,realm=NA,application-id=Ir7ZrJjF,discussion-id=oBTkWMxg,comment-id=000000000000000000000000,timestamp=2015-07-07T13:51:37.871+0000)

The funniest was when he tried to steal my buffs because I took his, but he didn't ward my jungle. I on the other hand had my jungle lit up like a Christmas tree, so killing him was quite easy. He was so angry lol

Please tell me which one you bought: Greater Stealth Totem Sightstone Or just a ton of Stealth Wards?

I ask because I'm getting better at jungle (I'm Bronze I) and I wanted to know how you can possibly keep up when spending so much money on wards early game (before lv9)

What Is Smite1 votes

actually buying ward pre-9 is not soo expensive if you can manage clearing your jungle after ganks, I play quite a bit of fiora jungle. After my first back I always buy: red smite+longsword+2 health pots+ 1 ward with about 20G left to spare maybe more

Laughing Fish1 votes

I bought a sightstone and an upgraded red Trinket.

Chespin20131 votes

if he says he "at least I am not bronze 3 " than that's just even more humiliating since he plat

arcinex8 votes

Plat is bronze in a different tier my friend.

IcyPepper6 votes

Fish, I'm no pro player, but I do play with higher elo friends in college and I know how much better they are than me.

You do not play like a bronze player.

You're at least silver-gold, maybe plat on a great day.

You know what to do, Fish: develop capital, acquire maidens.

Laughing Fish6 votes

What I am on a good day isn't the problem. It is what I am on a bad day lol. I tend to be very streaky. But that isn't really the thing. He was doing absolutely terrible, and yet still played the rank card lol. I will state it again: 5 wards.

IcyPepper3 votes

Ah yes, the very dominant and strategic strategy of "I'm being counterjungled, so I shouldn't buy any wards at all."

Ugh, I cringe when people do'nt ward.

Last time I got counterjungled, only a few days ago, I just bought a gasp Sightstone and dominated the vision game.

Vision is seriously OP. How the hell is this guy Plat? Boosting?

Laughing Fish4 votes

Sightstone is amazing on most junglers. I don't know why more people don't build it. It let's you get a red trinket without sacrificing vision.

IcyPepper5 votes

You're preaching to the choir.

It's really great on tanks (cinderhulk really makes up for the item slot. It doesn't feel any different, tbh), and some bruisers like Vi synergize with it decently.

And let's be real here, Fish. People have trouble spending 75 gold on a single ward, let alone 250 for the most broken vision item in the game. Sinking 800 gold early just doesn't occur to some people. :c

But hey, it really helps counter counterjunglers.

Laughing Fish3 votes

Lol, people have trouble using their free trinket. I guess 800 gold to ensure vision superiority for the entire game is just too much to ask.

IcyPepper3 votes

Lol, people have trouble using their free trinket.

Five wards, Fish. A plat player put down five wards.

Ancestor0071 votes

Maybe he is a secret challenjour player

For me, its the other way around. Instead, I'm the plat that gets bashed on by a silver/gold in normals if I make one single mistake.

Laughing Fish15 votes

It's not that he lost. It's that he was losing, but still played the rank card.

Pew Pew Lasers4 votes

Wait wait wait wait...

So let me get this straight. His BRIGHT idea is to insult someone for being bronze who just beat his ass?

That makes him worse than a bonzy.

Laraso2 votes

My normals MMR is like 5x higher than my ranked MMR. I get matched up with plats and golds regularly in normals, I haven't seen a bronzie in ages.

I'm technically bronze 1 according to ranked.

TheRainInSpain1 votes

Same. Technically Bronze 5 here.

Roleax2 votes

i know how great that feels, i went jungle naut and they took shaco, but my team was on the ball and when shaco showed up at my red so did my team, twice this happened and after the second time i was able to 1v1 him, by 17 min i was counter jungleing him, needless to say he raged really hard.

MacbethAndCheese2 votes

Honestly when the game goes to crap and things start happening really weird, bronze players have the advantage. Plat cannot deal with bronze when it goes to hell.

Randomonium3 votes

It's because we live in hell and are used to it mwahahaha

NullDragon2 votes

If you beat them, and they say you're in bronze...

Doesn't that mean they're wood tier?

TwistedFateMain1 votes

No, it means they are in plastic tier :P

Mylon Requiem2 votes

Wait, you actually PLAY this game? I thought you just spent 18 hours a day posting glorious animated gifs on the boards accompanied by irony or stupidity.

In other news, Platinum/Diamonds in NA are sooooooo bad....

Mongoose2 votes

you would be suprised how little plats ward.

even in high plat, its rare to see a full team of upgraded trinkets, or more than one pink ward on the map.

junglerboy161 votes

That's when you say "Wait, so you admit you just got beat by a bronze?"

Most of the time it leaves them utterly confused before they flip out and rage quit.

Laughing Fish1 votes

That's what I did say. I pointed out that losing to a Bronze III suggests that he is even worse. He just said nah lol.

junglerboy163 votes

that's the other answer they give "Oh, but I wasn't trying to win, I mean, like seriously, if I was I would have beat you with my eyes shut."

Daedalus8711 votes

The biggest difference between bronze and gold in my experience is gold gets slightly more cs.

They both do the same shit with the same attitude with the same items. Gold just gets 15 more cs per 10.

Laughing Fish1 votes

That would do it. I cannot last hit with Nunu's Consume.

ThePlasticSpork1 votes

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The biggest difference between bronze and gold in my experience is gold gets slightly more cs.

They both do the same shit with the same attitude with the same items. Gold just gets 15 more cs per 10.

There's a pretty significant difference between Bronze and even Silver, much less Bronze than Gold and above.

This chart sums it up quite nicely: http://www.elophant.com/league-of-legends/charts/tier

To start, despite Bronze being worse than each ELO in every other metric, they have the most gold earned on average per game - implying that Bronzes are, by comparison, worse at closing out games than every ELO above them. It also indicates that despite the loss of goldflow from CS, Bronzes tend to die for no reason more often, resulting in higher average gold gains. That's already significantly more than just "more CS per minute".

Then there's the CS chart, with a predictable pattern of CS increasing as the higher the ELO goes, with the exception of challenger. Nothing to say here.

Bronze also has the lowest wardage by a pretty significant margin. Contrary to what this particular thread would seem to indicate, Bronze players are easily the worst at warding. Perhaps this particular Platinum player wasn't having a good game and was heavily tilting (or, perhaps, was boosted, although I think that's unlikely), but he probably, on average, wards more than a Bronze player. In fact, even 5 wards per game is more than your average Bronze player, with the exception of possibly Bronze supports, who simply do so because it's expected of them.

Bronzes also have the lowest KDA ratio on average. Nothing further to explain here. They die too much for the wrong reasons and don't do a good job of maintaining kill leads.

In short, the difference between Bronze and higher tiers is much more than just CS. They're worse at closing out games, they're worse at CSing, they don't ward properly, and they have lower KDAs.

Daedalus8711 votes

While I would love to comment on the graphic you provided, I have no clue what it means. Am I really supposed to believe that the average challenger player only gets 6.9 k gold per game? I suppose it could be thrown off by a relatively large number of challengers maining support.

And the observation that the biggest difference between Bronze and Gold is CS is based off of personal experience.

Devourer1 votes

How the hell did he get counter jungled by you (as Eve) when he was playing Rengar?

Edit: Hes only plat level with Singed, a one trick pony.

Randomonium1 votes

I love telling people I'm Bronze and then brutalizing them with superior ward coverage and better team communication. It's even better when they try to BM me and I've got a KDA of 10+ with multiple dragon steals.

TwistedFateMain1 votes

Love how you think stealing dragon is an accomplishment xD... its a great play do not get me wrong, but if you were actually making use of your vision you would get those dragons without any trouble.

Randomonium3 votes

If we have a team fight over dragon and I can consistently beat a plat or diamond jungler to a smite then that's a win for me. Even if you have vision control any good team will have dragon timers down and be ready to contest.

TwistedFateMain1 votes

If your team has the dragon timers and you STILL have to fight for dragon, that is just bad calling. I understand it happens quite often regardless of the call, but there is almost always a better time to do dragon if you are constantly fighting for it. And if they want it later in the game, give it to them! Go have your team take baron for a huge trade and the game most likely.

Lets also not forget, its not hard to out smite, we all know how much damage smite does, it is just who has that split-second reaction, which is not exclusive to platinum/diamond players. The amount of times you lose the smite battle in plat is probably close to or exactly the same in silver.

Randomonium2 votes

What I'm saying is that more often then not both teams have dragon timers because even if you don't have vision you can still hear when dragon dies and just make a note of the time and add 6 minutes so you're ready to contest the next one.

Then the battle becomes who can establish vision control and control movement through the choke points around dragon. Many times I see a team start dragon even though my team is there to contest. It's quite easy to let dragon poke them down and then engage when dragon is low health to not only smite steal but also engage in a favorable team fight since the enemy team is lower health.

There's so much more to the smite battle than just split second reactions. If you rely on just that then yeah that doesn't require much skill. The smite battle is really won on how you use your CC and when you decide to burst dagon into smite range. Never mind the fact that you're also fighting a team fight at the same time and trying to zone for your allies and inflict maximum damage on the enemy team.

I love those kind of battles. Its not about split second reaction times, its about your ability to multitask and process large amounts of information quickly to determine the best moment to unleash your burst or lay down your CC.

TheRainInSpain1 votes

In Normals, you can potentially find a Diamond/Master who lost to a Silver/Bronze/Unranked because of how MMR works.

As for that Platinum guy, I think this paraphrase from Stonewall008 (one of his S3-S4 videos has the full concept) sums up his case nicely: Most long term Platinum players are Diamond/Challenger (spoken before Master existed) tier players with a serious communication/emotional flaw that keeps them down low when their skill level is up around the professional mark. Such, you will find many angry Platinum players who know they are better, yet are chained down, and often take their anger out on other Platinum players. Platinum is the worst elo to be in.

KafkaBrother1 votes

names removed to avoid anything but checking history ... there was a ranked game OP won .. with the enemy jungler only laying 5 wards... https://thebelleofthelibrary.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/cat-facepalm.png atleast cats are cute.. https://scontent-lga1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xta1/v/t1.0-9/11692520_655786567889588_3093627416067158905_n.jpg?oh=de49b032952b7d2214fd89b5f81a96a6&oe=560F4843

(He beat a bronze 1 guy.. who was either not placed last season or didnt play ranked.. i dont know where he got plat from) Requesting source.. because i can only really check ranked games here.

Laughing Fish1 votes

Did you think I was lying or something? You are looking at an entirely different game. I was using Evelynn and fighting Rengar. http://matchhistory.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/#match-details/NA1/1878308064/217750770?tab=stats

Teslyn1 votes

when you search people who arnt your friend you can only find the ranked ones..

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