Is it right to be mad?

Rew711·12/8/2014, 4:37:40 AM·1 votes·443 views

I've played so many games, and I know I'm going to lose but why is it so aggravating? It can be because of my teammates or it's just the enemy. I don't really know.

There have been so many games now where I'll play and do either poor, adequate, or very well. I've been trying out random champions here and there because my mains are fine. I can easily Udyr jungle like anyone else and use him in top lane. I play Vladimir very well in middle lane as well as Rumble in mid. I do very well with Graves and Gnar in bottom lane. Barely lose. (My support main is Taric, and yes, I'm very good as him too.) But I'm not going to say I'm the best. Because I'm not.

Yet still, I'm not happy at sometimes getting put with people who start to lose and would rather see for a comeback, rather than try another match.

I'm not saying giving up is a good things because if I were winning, I wouldn't want a surrender but just to be honest, I don't mind the surrender as much as teammates who would be willing to make things longer than needed.

Now, then there's the ugliness that comes from both sides. I hate playing with pros but they're always there. And they're always mean. (If someone gets on here and says some ugly messages...) I can handle trash talk but there are times where it can go too far. If you can't hold back things you say, please refrain from chatting.

Yet there's more.

I've been able to not care anymore if I lose, but it may also be the "too easy" or "you just suck" or it can be "you play like ****" which is not something I like at all.

I've gotten to where if I see a cures, I click that ! (report button) wether it works or not.

So, I'm not sure though. Being mad seems a little over bored over a video game but I'm not sure I'm mad at the video game but the players...

Please comment bellow.

3 Comments

SEKAI12/8/2014, 4:38:35 AM1 votes

You can (well technically, you can't), but it's not right.

D0nC12/8/2014, 5:46:26 AM1 votes

It's best to let it fester for a long time, OP.

Doctor Lyte's prescription.