This is my biggest problem with League. There is NO way for your teammates to learn from previous teams mistakes. YOU can learn from your mistakes all you want, but you can't stop that caitlyn on your team from trying to 1v3. Does anyone know any secret tips or anything? How do you force your teammates to stop making the same mistakes from every other game you've ever played?
Oddysseas2 votesType ,be polite, say 'gj' , 'thanks', 'it's all good' more often. People will tend to listen to you more if you do this.
Akeydel1 votesAre you asking how to transfer knowledge from one person playing a game with you to a different person, in a different game? If you find any way to do this, let the world know, you'll have done everyone a great service.
PubgamerAU1 votesOk then I don't see the logical reason why I should ever win a game again. If people are in a tier because they make the same mistakes everyone else does, how does anyone ever improve? There's nobody to tell them what their mistakes are, so they can never learn. In school, you're given problems to solve that show you where you make mistakes. In LoL it's just "gg wp next game"?
where does the learning come from?
Tibberino1 votesIf you're making plays and carrying, your team will respect you more and at that point if you tell them what to do, they'll do it. And since I'm usually the person carrying, if my team is going full retard getting caught out alone back to back, I usually just say something like "for the last fucking time, group 5 and stop getting caught out or I'm AFK". If your team doesn't want their 15-0 Sejuani to go AFK, then they'll start playing like they have a brain in their head and listen.
And trust me, I live up to my promises. Yesterday at the beginning of the game two players decided to spam pings on me because I didn't "move fast enough" ( minions hadn't even spawned yet and they were going apeshit about how long it took me to purchase items ). So after they pinged me 50 times, I typed "one more ping and I'm throwing this game", Lux decides to drop 15 more pings on me. We lost that game - I made sure of it. Gotta teach these autistic bastards some manners somehow, reporting isn't good enough. Gotta hit them where it really hurts.
PubgamerAU1 votesIf you're making plays and carrying, your team will respect you more and at that point if you tell them what to do, they'll do it. And since I'm usually the person carrying, if my team is going full retard getting caught out alone back to back, I usually just say something like "for the last fucking time, group 5 and stop getting caught out or I'm AFK". If your team doesn't want their 15-0 Sejuani to go AFK, then they'll start playing like they have a brain in their head and listen.
And trust me, I live up to my promises. Yesterday at the beginning of the game two players decided to spam pings on me because I didn't "move fast enough" ( minions hadn't even spawned yet and they were going apeshit about how long it took me to purchase items ). So after they pinged me 50 times, I typed "one more ping and I'm throwing this game", Lux decides to drop 15 more pings on me. We lost that game - I made sure of it. Gotta teach these autistic bastards some manners somehow, reporting isn't good enough. Gotta hit them where it really hurts.
What if you're not the type of player to 'make plays'? Are only people who are aggressive and risk taking able to rise through the ranks?
SEKAI1 votesIf they don't focus the squishy in TF, tell them "Are you people into big muscular guys? See that XXX adc/apc? Imagine she is your grill, go mess her up!"
If they feed needlessly, tell them "Next time you do that, you'll feed irl too"