The point that makes me leave the game
Obviously, leaving a game is wrong and you should always help your team no matter what, even if you're losing. Even when your team starts yelling at you about feeding and starts shutting you down about doing everything wrong. But the thing that makes me okay with leaving games in solo queue is when my team forgets about team ethic all together, and some of them start bragging about all their kills and such, thinking that they're carrying when its early-mid game. I just got out of a game where my team decided to start the game with "RIP battlepeen" in all chat because I was in a
vs
mid lane. I knew they were joking, so I said "whats the joke" and
said "you're in a mirror". This didnt faze me until I started doing poorly and my team decided that the way to go was to turn themselves on to laughing at me doing poorly. Every time I died it was RIP battlepeen in all chat again, every time I tried to help another lane and got some kills out of it I got "yw" as if the person in their lane with me did all the work. Now, they made it pretty obvious that they were all in a Curse call or something when the others started doing what everyone else did all to taunt me and started just saying each others' real life names in chat, not to mention I asked them and they said yeah. At this point, with my whole team not even getting mad at me (mad people at least tell you what you're doing wrong) but straight up taunting me that I asked them if they would be doing fine without me.
said "look at my score" and
said the same and I asked them if that meant yes. They said it meant yes, that they would do absolutely fine ending the game without me. May or may not be true, but that's totally abandoning team ethic not to mention singling someone out. I can deal with my team getting mad at me for feeding because at least they tell me I'm feeding and still play as a functioning team, but when my team makes me into a joke from the very beginning and decides to go through with being 4
's and a
, I feel pretty inclined to leave.