Does anyone else get dogged on?

Máma ßird Rakan·9/24/2015, 5:27:09 PM·2 votes·687 views

I was playing league as thresh, ranked match. Then Got told by my adc I was one of the "worse thresh players" and give "thresh players a bad name..." I mean yeah I understand I'm not good. Plus I was told I should "Refund the champion" because I sucked with him.. I mean c'mon people I understand I have bad games and sometimes I make bad plays. But through out that entire match I purposely threw myself infront of the adc so the enemy blitzcrank couldn't get my adc. I also sacraficed my self for my team(who foolishly turned around) to get away. I understand I get flustered too.. but.. That's uncalled for. And Plus on good games, I normally feed my adc. I make some mistakes granted but still. Its a team game, I'm doing my best. Thresh is rather hard to play even though he is my top played champ.

No ones perfect not even me XD I'm not striving for perfection either. But Either way I've been told by other people I'm also a really good thresh player, even the enemy team said so.

Thresh

11 Comments

Only Play Darius9/24/2015, 5:29:54 PM1 votes

Typical ADC. Acts like support is a role that must be played to perfection in their presence and will berate the support for fucking up even if it's only once in a while.

TeemoJenkins9/24/2015, 5:30:26 PM1 votes

If your ADC is getting hooked, this is not your problem.... it's theirs. Honestly, if you aren't good with a champ... don't play them in ranked.

the ƒlásh9/24/2015, 5:31:45 PM1 votes

Some people just expect perfection each and every game; which is an awful expectation. You just have to ignore those who harass you for having a bad game, they happen.

Habitz9/24/2015, 5:32:06 PM1 votes

Block them :D, play with friends

redniwediS9/24/2015, 5:36:53 PM1 votes

But through out that entire match I purposely threw myself infront of the adc so the enemy blitzcrank couldn't get my ADC.

You see, this is good teamwork right here. Covering each other's mistakes is a fantastic thing to do.

With that said if I'm support and my ADC starts talking to me like that I'll gladly let them get pulled. It's not good teamwork, but if my ADC isn't going to act in a team oriented manner I'm not going to risk a death for them.

You are the team's support, not the ADC's support. Just start roaming and tell them to play safe.

Kas1279/24/2015, 6:24:26 PM1 votes

I see no point giving up your life for a carry in this game because there is no gold penalty for dying.

I found that the best way people will learn how to play is by letting them make the mistakes. If they blame you for their mistake, it just means they are insecure. Let's face it - no matter how much you ping or suggest something, only few will listen to you, so might as well punish the ones that ignore you.

A lot of people tend to ignore good advices from me in LOL and in HOTS. The way I deal with them is by specifically not following/helping them when they get in a mess that I predicted would happen. Yes, I get report warnings and raging from other teammates, but I believe in this way of learning because I frankly don't know what other methods of learning will help people who ignore others.

It doesn't always work, but some subjects displayed significant progress. Thus, experiment will go on for as long as there are funds to support it.

Daen9/24/2015, 6:35:35 PM1 votes

Unfortunately, in any community there's going to be a bad experience or two every so often. Riot's made some pretty significant strides in helping to alleviate this, but it's impossible for them to take care of everything.

TLDR, don't let people get to you. If it's legitimate criticism take it to heart and try to improve, but if they are just being rude for the sake of it it's not worth your effort.

TEHLAWLFlRM9/24/2015, 7:05:38 PM1 votes

There is this invention Riot made that has been out for years, you should try it.. it's called the "MUTE" button. Your first mistake is caring what some random idiot thinks you never have and never will meet.

This sounds more like an attention seeking thread.