When i get killed by a Zed and he uses his Mastery 5 Emote
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Honestly wish the mastery taunt couldn't be seen by others, it's just being used as a middle finger..... pretty much the tea bagging of League.
Yea but is there anything wrong with that? I'm basically saying I know how to play my champion better than you do yours.
I don't know. Let me ask you, if you see a person on the street having a bad day, and then a car drives by a nearby pound of water and splashes all over him. Will you go there and laugh in his face while showing him the middle finger and call him a loser? Do you think that's normal?
Its not just "omg the community is toxic". This kind of negative behavior doesn't exist in competitive environment.
If a basketball player scores 2-3 points, they won't show the middle finger to the enemy team, and put out his(or hers) tongue at them. If a soccer player scores a goal, he won't go and shake his ass in the middle of the enemy team's face. Sure, they usually celebrate with a dance or rise hands in sign of victory, like "YES I DID IT". But they don't show negativity towards their enemy. In box, Mayweather doesn't go to spit on his enemy after he won the game by knock-out.
But in league. You get to taunt you enemies, you get to "flash out" your stuff just to provoke them, because "psychological weapons are fair".
Yet you and riot members wonder how come this community is the shittiest of them all. Take a hint ;) It starts with small things, such as "bm" (bad manners emotes), and people thinking "they are cool" for doing it. Even if someone is proud of what they just did and flashes something like emote r5 in happiness (which like never is the deal), it will still be perceived as negative and offensive by the player that died or whatever. Simply because, that's how, the community as a whole acted until now, and riot condoned that behavior (even more, it encourages it)
Careful with all that rationality around these parts, might get you lynched.
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Yea but this isn't basketball. I will give as good as I get. If I mastery taunt when I get a kill, I'm not going to freak out when I get killed and they taunt me. And just because you are offended by something doesn't mean it should be gone. Should all atheists be killed because of their beliefs? (Yes I know this is super extreme, not making any accusations).
I think you kinda missed his overarching point. He/she was providing and explanation of the difference of the competitive environments between, in this case, League of Legends and the Basketball sport and the social rules and boundaries that differ between the two.
He/she points out that the Mastery emote enables intent and behaviour to be frankly ignored by the community in the League of Legends environment while if an equivalent action was acted in a Basketball game, a large part of the community, and frankly the majority of the community, in the social environment of Basketball would actively and expressively shun such an action. Given that Riot created the Mastery emotes, by extension (I think it's safe to say) that Riot enables this type of behaviour to be treated by the community in its current state - however the variance of intent is.
As a result these "small" things become the cornerstone for the overall social environment that League of Legends is in - that it's filled with incredible amounts of negativity that the community at large are just beginning to address.
I think this is an important idea that needs to be placed in the realm of "Sport vs E-Sport".
TL;DR Mastery emotes don't help in combating toxicity in League and basically gives it a valid base.
At least that's what I got from it.
But it doesn't give it a viable base. People were toxic before emotes.
I didn't say Emotes started toxicity. The idea is that Emotes contributes to the stubborn existence of toxicity at a base level.
If I get a penta kill then of course I'm gonna flash my mastery emote. That's pretty much the only time I use it.
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I don't know. Let me ask you, if you see a person on the street having a bad day, and then a car drives by a nearby pound of water and splashes all over him. Will you go there and laugh in his face while showing him the middle finger and call him a loser? Do you think that's normal?
No its not, it also is a terrible comparison.
Its not just "omg the community is toxic". This kind of negative behavior doesn't exist in competitive environment.
If a basketball player scores 2-3 points, they won't show the middle finger to the enemy team, and put out his(or hers) tongue at them. If a soccer player scores a goal, he won't go and shake his ass in the middle of the enemy team's face. Sure, they usually celebrate with a dance or rise hands in sign of victory, like "YES I DID IT". But they don't show negativity towards their enemy.
Again, terribel comparison. If I score a goal in soccer and flash my jersey at the enemy team with pride, its not being a dick. People being offended by it are just fucking over-sensitive cry babies if you want my opinion.
In box, Mayweather doesn't go to spit on his enemy after he won the game by knock-out.
Why do you make it sound like flashing a mastery emote is comparable to spitting in someone's face again?
But in league. You get to taunt you enemies, you get to "flash out" your stuff just to provoke them, because "psychological weapons are fair".
Its not to provoke, people should learn to chill out. Its just a mastery emote. ffs this community.
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ok now that the nitpicking is done with...
There are multiple kinds of personalities, and each one has a different response. You may not care, but others do, and those others should be catered for as well.
ok now that the nitpicking is done with...
There are multiple kinds of personalities, and each one has a different response. You may not care, but others do, and those others should be catered for as well.
They have a mute option. For the rest, they can accept the fact that they are playing with 9 other players, and stop being so weak.
Mute doesn't mute emotes, so it still seeps through.
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Mute doesn't mute emotes, so it still seeps through.
It actually does.
It's mostly just the boards.. they really are filled with complete care bears when they over dramatize people using their mastery emote.. then they like to jerk each other off and tell people who tell them to calm down how morally superior they are.
(i'm not talking about the OP, this is in memes and games ffs calm down with your 20 paragraph essay on why using mastery emote is like being a dick irl, because it's not)
It's like from one extreme to the other.. in game people are toxic as hell, so the butthurt people flock to the boards to do this sort of attitude.. where's the in between for the normal people? I want in on that.
Its like we should all be holding hands and shaking eachothers cocks to make sure we are all ok... this fkin generation is weak holy crap.
Mayweather gets knockouts?
I picked a famous boxer with attitude problems, and even he showed some respect to enemies in the ring. That doesn't mean I've watched all his matches and so on, but he must have won at least 1 by knockout ^^
Personally, in your described scenario what I normally do is throw a half-empty can of beer at the back of their head and yell "Hey Malcovitch, think fast!"
Yea but is there anything wrong with that? I'm basically saying I know how to play my champion better than you do yours.
All the mastery emote does is show you played the champion a lot. Doesn't matter whether you're good or bad. Just pick the same champion over and over until you reach level 5. There's no skill involved.
However, those who see it can interpret it however they want, regardless of your intent. Same as when you win and say "ggwp".
If you play a champ to mastery 5, you are probably going to know how to play them.
If you play a champ to mastery 5, you are probably going to know how to play them.
Of course, but personally speaking, I know how to play everyone, despite rarely ever playing a good amount of them. If I were to get my Vayne from level 1 to 5, there wouldn't be a noticeable gain in skill, but it'd prove I did play her a lot.
This applies especially to pro players, who can learn the ins and outs of a champion quickly, new or old. It's not required to play them until reaching level 5 mastery to fully understand their mechanics and combos. Sure, some people need that much time to perfect their skill on a champion, but I'd say most don't.
Ultimately, the mastery system only shows how much you spammed each champion.
The more time someone spends on something, the more they will improve at it. If I put a level 5 ekko against a level 1 ekko, the level one will get destroyed. Obviously some champs are different( Warwick)
The more time someone spends on something, the more they will improve at it. If I put a level 5 ekko against a level 1 ekko, the level one will get destroyed. Obviously some champs are different( Warwick)
Your logic: A Diamond I level 1 Ekko would be expected to lose to a bronze V level 5 Ekko.
Do you not see the flaw?
Except that divisions aren't that different in mechanical skill. However with an extreme matchup that would never happen, the diamond 1 would probably win. However, if I took 100, say, brand mastery 5s and pitted them against 100 people who had never played brand before, I can't see too many mastery 5s losing. Unless it's b5, in which case who knows what could happen.
Aside from
joke spam. That is the closest teabagging there is.
Mastery flashing as Teemo though... I got reported for doing that to a Zed and Garen cause Zed tower dived me as well as Garen and tripped a mushroom. It was god damn hilarious.
Then if you make it automatically invisible to other players then it defeats 100% of its purpose. It's supposed to be shown.
However players use it as a weapon of tilt against their opponents, which (depending on how the receiving player copes) can lead to anger (anger that he got rekt, or that the other guy's an arrogant dick) pushing them closer to actions like flaming, trolling, feeding etc.
Is this for fucking real? Lets remove all champions' taunts as well. Better remove dances, since that could be BM. Better yet, lets eliminate kills from the game because it might make people getting killed feel bad.
It's fine, it just needs some sort of anti-spam measure. Fifteen-second internal cooldown shared by all emotes or something, frankly I'm not sure why that's not already a thing.
I only use mastery emote when I mess up.
Nothing more satisfying than using it while dead to spook out somebody.
Actually, nothing more satisfying than crushing the person who showboats their mastery icon. Wha-what happened master Ahri? Maybe you would have won if you flashed your icon wan moar tiem :,(
Who hurt you as a child?
Say whatever you want. It's no less satisfying to crush some cocky little shit.
Sorry I'm joking/teasing. I agree in video games you should be able to smack talk and do stuff like that. Not that I do it but it is a game. Smack talk is a natural thing among friends.
: I just... I just wanted Senpai to notice me.
I flash my mastery emote as a support to the enemy support when we are just standing there doing nothing as out ADCs are farming...:>
I will never use it as bm again. Thank you sir for inspiring others! lol
Post-game chat:
: "EZ game, git gud mid."
I'd say doing it once after a really big play (or a really big mistake) isn't really rude.
Like, I won't say I HAVEN'T used it after killing a Zedd with Morgana's Q W R combo (or after a well timed Black Shield telling his Ult "nope" when he tries to kill our ADC) but belaboring the point just becomes BMing after a while.
Pretty sure black shield only stops magic damage, Zed ult is physical.