Ok, I'm sick of how I'm playing.

Dreklie·1/17/2017, 2:38:06 AM·1 votes·541 views

I get tilted as soon as I die first, I tilt if I miss CS and get down CS to whoever I'm laning against, I make it worse by blaming others when I know it's my fault, I just want to get better but I cannot for some reason stop tilting.

I'm not a great player, I'm currently silver 4, highest ever was Gold 2 a few season ago when I played a lot, just came back and I absolutely LOVE this game, but it tilts me so damn hard and I hate that I can't control it. I'm a grown ass man tilting on a video game, that is just sad.

I know I can be way better, play safer, smarter, not blame others, etc ... I'm looking for tips please, any and all tips to improve my game and not tilt. I've already turned off all chat and plan on not paying attention to team chat but sometimes I cannot help it.

I know I'm not a good teammate because I get down if it's 5-10 10 minutes into the game I think it's over ... tips please ... I love this game far too much to let it piss me off this bad.

6 Comments

Kukan Seishin1/17/2017, 2:42:56 AM1 votes

3 things

1: /mute all

2: Focus on yourself not your teammates, if you do well that is all that matters

3: If you want to get better I suggest picking 1 to 2 champs, simple champs work best, and working solely on those, especially when sandbox mode come out you can get better and (kind of) learn a new champ without having to have a Zed jump on you every other second

SEKAI1/17/2017, 2:43:09 AM1 votes

The goal is to get the enemy nexus explode, how to get there and what happens inside the process doesn't matter, at least the small things don't.

Randomonium1/17/2017, 2:53:42 AM1 votes

Best advice I can give you is really analyze your emotions and figure out why you tilt. Why does a video game make you so angry? If you can get to the root of that then you can figure out how you stop the emotional response. The fact that you know tilting is bad and yet you still do it means the emotional part of your brain is short circuiting the logical part of your brain.