you cant force a player into a role when he isnt last pick

tonzillacrayon·5/26/2015, 6:41:10 AM·5 votes·523 views

try to switch with your buddy all you want im still taking the role

13 Comments

Celosar5/26/2015, 3:56:13 PM4 votes

I'm not taking 4th pick support because some asshat thinks him and his buddy can do w/e they want. If I have to go through the occasional hell that is 5th pick support so can he.

Thumbs up OP, keep it going.

Live2LetDie5/26/2015, 7:45:25 AM4 votes

this mindset could ruin a team comp, if i first pick an op jungler for last pick, since they called jung, then i am expecting them to swap with me. You being selfish is just showing your not being a team player.

Laughing Fish5/26/2015, 3:51:32 PM3 votes

First: Yes, Pick order is the official way to choose roles. Second: Forcing someone, even the last pick, into a role they are not comfortable in is a very foolish move. Talk with your teammates, and try to put everyone in a role they are good at.

Colgate Gator5/26/2015, 3:57:35 PM2 votes

Or you can learn to work as a team and adjust to its needs.

Izbiz5/26/2015, 2:42:22 PM2 votes

The OP is technically right. Just because you're swapping, that doesn't mean you get priority.

However, pick order is only used when a team cannot come to an agreement. OP should do his best to try and work with the pair that would like to swap.

Working with your team to ensure that everyone is satisfied instead of being a child and demanding a certain role can literally jump you and entire rank (depending on how low you are).

SEKAI5/26/2015, 7:00:48 AM2 votes

If a lower pick order dude who has a duo buddy who is higher in pick order than you, and they are willing to swap.

Generally, you let them have what they want.

Assuming I am not wrong on what you're trying to get to.

I HAMPSTER5/26/2015, 3:48:24 PM1 votes

never take support. NEVER. what a worthless role it should be removed from the game.

redniwediS5/26/2015, 6:46:29 AM1 votes

I'm going to assume that you're posting on here to talk about this. So how about some additional context?