How do you deal with back to back AIDS in LoL?

PubgamerAU·3/20/2015, 11:48:30 AM·1 votes·1,614 views

People say "Oh just mute them and report after the game" and shit like that, which is fine! That works GREAT for the odd game here or there. However, how do you deal with it when you have literally game after game after game, upwards of 4-5 games in a ROW that your team is just utter cancer. The aids of League of Legends. How do you push through each game? How do you make yourself not become toxic as well?

6 Comments

CaptainTatertits3/20/2015, 12:07:58 PM1 votes

Lately, I've just tried to laugh it off. treat everything lightheartedly. Someone calls my Lucian Token and he goes AFK? Just laugh, try my best and report for racism. Not much else I can do. The report function is the only real solution. Try to argue or correct yourself? 1. It will almost certainly not work. 2. You run a good risk of being reported yourself... so never say anything negative. just say I'm sorry for screwing whatever up, and move on. If they get more toxic, just report. don't announce your report... don't ask others to follow you... just report and that's it. Hard, but the only real choice.

Also, don't use terms like cancer, aids, retards, sped, etc. it is also against the rules.

Jamaree3/20/2015, 12:20:04 PM1 votes

Ignore it, doesn't help you win, doesn't help you succeed, all it does is help raise your blood pressure so just ignore it honestly. Focus on your own game and how you can improve.

ModKnightsKemplar3/20/2015, 1:27:33 PM1 votes

Remember that it's just a game.

Unless you're in challenger, and you're actually trying to go pro, it just shouldn't affect your life that much. It's healthy to maintain some emotional distance from the outcome of games, and I know a lot of people have trouble with that... but that's how I do it.

Troy2426213/20/2015, 1:41:21 PM1 votes

I don't. From one to another mate, I can't deal with extreme toxicity very well at all. If I get back to back horrible experiences, I start to go on tilt. So, I get where you're coming from.

After an experience like this, I hate to stop playing because I don't like to end on a sour note that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, but recently I've found that stopping anyways and playing a match an hour and a half or so later makes it much less irritating.

Usually I do something I enjoy after stopping almost as a "Reward," or incentive to continue the behavior in the future. Kind of train myself to avoid bad behavior.