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Don't be that toxic player. Try to play with a group of friends instead. :)

xXOBEYLRLDGAFXx·8/25/2015, 2:01:18 AM·3 votes·326 views

Everyone should watch this video. Things like this are what make me so stressed and put me in a bad mood in League. I'm toxic when I stop being the good guy. I try to be the guy in games who is always saying nice job, don't worry, we can win, or just trying to motivate the team in general. But after a long time of trying so hard to be the nice guy, you eventually get tired of it. After a few games of playing Mr.Nice guy, I just basically stop caring. That's when I basically begin being toxic myself. Not caring about what my teammates have to say or what they're going to do. If they'll report me so be it. I just find it so ironic how you can try to be a nice person in games and not get anything out of it. Sometimes I wonder what the point of me actually keeping a positive attitude is. Sure there's the Season Rewards but that doesn't really change people. Even thinking "Oh dude who cares what that person thinks mute him" will still not solve anything.

I remember the very first time I was Ranked banned I was the nicest fucking guy you could play with. Being Ranked Banned was probably the best thing that league has done to me. I grinded the heck out of Draft pick to be able to play Ranked again. I had the most positive attitude and made some unbelievable comebacks during that time. For 60 or 75 games I had to be the best I could be. I had watched so many other videos of YouTubers explain how not to be toxic and why you should always keep a positive attitude and it worked so well for me. I was so energetic and always kept positive thoughts. After I saw how many games I could win in draft pick I thought "Wow! I bet in ranked if I kept this attitude I would hit Gold in no time"( I'm Silver, yes I'm trash ;-; ) and I was so dedicated to trying my best. But in the end, there's still those people who slowly bring you down. There's still those people you get matched with. Those people who lose hope and basically stop trying. They give you an end who you are and what you're trying to accomplish.

About a week ago I was Temp banned for my second time on League. Not something I'm proud of but I'm hoping maybe after this I could try and be the same guy who grinded draft pick to play ranked again.What got me banned the second time was a guy who brought my hopes as low as he freaking could. I was so pissed off I was just thinking fuck this in my head. In pre-game there was a guy who was saying he couldn't support and I just replied with a good attitude saying something like "Don't worry I can support if you want". So I chose support as Leona and he chose Ashe. When we got to lane I realized he wasn't very aggressive. I stayed next to him while he farmed for about 15 minutes. Then, our Jungler had come to gank while the enemy Draven and Thresh were near our tower. I went in with the Jungler but the gank was not very successful. Our Ashe was collecting the few minions that remained in lane. It got me so pissed because I communicate a ton. I always ping and give the person a heads up but this Ashe was just plain out not caring. After I re-spawned I had asked Ashe why he didn't go in. And I remember him replying "I'm behind" and I replied something like "No you're not behind come on we got this" and when the second gank came he was again farming the few minions under tower while Shyvanna, I believe, and I had gone in again. That is when I just stopped caring.

All I have to say to those people who are having a bad day or are just toxic in general is stop bringing other people down with you. If you're just having a tough day just take a break, go outside or something. It's never a bad idea to stop playing League because you're in a bad mood. Listen to some music and play another game you like. I still sometimes do that. But for those people who are toxic just to be funny or because you think you can't win a game because you gave first blood, stop. I recommend you stop playing League for a while. Watch other people play. Go on Youtube or Twitch and watch some professionals play, they could teach you a thing or two about how not to be a dick. You don't have to be the nicest guy in the world to be a team player. League of Legends is about communication and trust. If you see an ally trying to help you stick with him. He might do something that could really help you. Don't just ignore him, play with him. If you start raging just take some deep breaths drink a bit of water and just chill. Not everyone is perfect, but that does not mean you cannot try your best to get there.

                                                                                                                                                                                                      ** I'll catch you on the RIFT,**
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1 Comments

joebobby14128/25/2015, 2:29:04 AM1 votes

Idk about that being THE reason, definitely a part of it. Probably a major party due to how it prevents you from dealing with any of the other contributors to it.

The thing that I find amazing though, is how people will get mad if you try ,but still lose (like lane, or a fight).

But it's those same people who get mad at the guy losing lane who can't co-operate, or listen for the rest of the game. That's the guy who's gonna get caught 40 minutes in and lose you the game. Not the guy going 0/2 and down 30 farm in lane.

those are the guys I feel like are the ones trolling me, not the guy who made a mistake, or has been outplayed. The guy who refuses to work with his team in any capacity.

I won't rage at you, but when I look at a loss and I think what could I have done better? Number 1 on that list is find a way to break through to these guys and when I find a way, I'll let you guys know, but I still get them, and it still bothers me.