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A DSM-V of champion disorders - Lee Syndrome isn't the only one

Count Buffon·2/6/2015, 1:30:42 AM·1 votes·1,137 views

Lee Syndrome - Compulsive casting of an optional second half of an ability, even when the effect is detrimental. (Esp. a mobility spell.) Pantheontitis - Over-reaching use of long-range mobility ultimates. Lissandraphy - Timing out the second cast of a spell when it's too late. (Esp. a mobility spell. ) (Also called Lissandrome - not to be confused with Lee Syndrome, a somewhat opposite condition) Luxprosy - All you want to do is save your teammate from Requiem, but they run away from you... Asheberger's Syndrome - Last hit a minion... Now I can't crit anymore. :(

More?

EDIT: Jarvantagonism - Manipulating the placement of other champions and/or terrain in a way that is detrimental to your team overall. Two versions are acknowledged, troll-type and impulse-type. Ezrealysis - Using your ult to farm a minion wave just seconds before a teamfight... Blue Ball - Giving a powerful buff to your primary engage champion at a time when they are not the least bit open to going in.

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AJStarhiker2/6/2015, 2:46:38 AM2 votes

Teemitis-- Inflated loathing for a champion, leading to poor judgement in chasing said champion to your death.

nerak232/6/2015, 1:52:21 AM1 votes

Lee Syndrome - Compulsive casting of an optional second half of an ability, even when the effect is detrimental. (Esp. a mobility spell.)

Yeah I know Lee is soooo Op that it=f you even play him it's a Win for your team .

2000boxes2/6/2015, 3:16:43 AM1 votes

The common main (couldn't think of anything clever so instead of common flu i put common main) - This is when a player uses a broken champion to climb ranked ladder and will do anything to defend their freelo (for example: Riven mains will use the far from correct "Mah skillcap" argument to defend riven)