Apparently i'm a toxic person.

Rikari·Jan 2, 2015·2 votes·1,019 views

Long story btw. Free Zed week and im trying to learn him. Wanna do that legendary W+R inhibitor to fountain escape. Qd up in a normal draft game. the jungler asks for a hard leash,top lane didnt show up so i stayed to help. apparently missing half of my wave wasnt long enough,they typed "wow not ganking mid or top". I asked why,they say i didnt auto attack the blue buff,which Vi apparently starts. Game goes on,I get camped and eventually dived. the bot lane,sole recipient of ganks,says " wow zed is feeding" and we argue. didn't swear or insult them,but of course the adc says to mute me. so the jungler and bot lane mute me,because i am now feeding and a negative person. End of game they type "report zed negative" with that little fking smiley face that makes them look like a fking saint. lol i didn't type anything like that. was it something i did wrong,wards,queue up?

12 Comments

Weenîe HutJan 2, 20154 votes

In 4.20 + or Pre-season 5, I feel that it is not a mid laner's job to leash. Though LoL lowered the difference between level two and level one in stats, the difference of an extra skill is still much more prominent then one skill. As a Jungler, if you need "hard leash from mid laner" you're doing something EXTREMELY wrong. In cases like this, proving yourself right will give you: NOTHING. Not proving yourself right will also give you: NOTHING. There are players who are so arrogant and stubborn, they are blind to their own incompetence. These players are so convinced that teammates are a factor so large, it affects their capability to win a game. Yes, teammates influence an extremely heavy amount, but you influence your team just as much. It is always better to try to provide positive support to the person who is on your team. A player who insists on being negative throughout the early game, mid game, and late game is what I generally refer to as outliers. They are the "can't be helped" factor when you gauge your own performance. It's always better to try to improve yourself than trying to "teach" a stranger who will not benefit you in the long run. Play your best and if you're good enough, you'll win 6/10. In League of Legends, 6/10 is actually really damn good.

RikariJan 2, 20151 votes

That is very true lol,my longest ranked win streak was 8/10 games,second 6/10. Usually when i play mid i don't leash,far less something like krugs or gromps,but since he started blue i figured i could help him out.

Weenîe HutJan 6, 20151 votes

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That is very true lol,my longest ranked win streak was 8/10 games,second 6/10. Usually when i play mid i don't leash,far less something like krugs or gromps,but since he started blue i figured i could help him out.

if he starts blue that his lack of judgment because blue doesn't give a smite buff other than refill mana. For a champion that needs mana, the blue regens enough so you don't even need to "refill it" to waste smite. He could've literally smite gromp and do blue and it'll be more efficient because the poison thornmail make back the dmg. Or when on blue side, he can start double krugs and it'll give him the stun. You stun the main lizard about twice and the smaller ones die really quick. Just the stun alone, which lasts a good 4min is good enough to make back the amount of dmg on smite. That's why it's not very smart to start red or blue anymore

B3ERJan 2, 20151 votes

I know this kind of shit makes us all emotionally charged, but you gotta let it go, bro. This is just some cunt that likes to bash on a scapegoat and this time it was you. Zed is a high skill champ that takes a while to learn in and out. You're gonna feed with him from time to time and you have to accept it as your learning process. I'm glad you're learning him in normals in stead of ranked, keep up the good work.

Weenîe HutJan 2, 20151 votes

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I know this kind of shit makes us all emotionally charged, but you gotta let it go, bro. This is just some cunt that likes to bash on a scapegoat and this time it was you. Zed is a high skill champ that takes a while to learn in and out. You're gonna feed with him from time to time and you have to accept it as your learning process. I'm glad you're learning him in normals in stead of ranked, keep up the good work.

I learn everything in Ranked because when I lose it's my team's fault. :) JK. My step process in learning a new champion: 1) Vids/ Guides (if new, champion spotlight. 2) Normal (ALWAYS WITH FRIENDS) 3) Never touch that champion ever again. :D

B3ERJan 2, 20151 votes

I run a custom game to get the feel going, then maybe a coop game. After that I get into Dominion with the champ to learn how to outplay humans and finally I do normals to get laning/ganking mechanics to become fluent.

Demonsolder21Jan 2, 20151 votes

Yeah what B3ER said let it go.

twos1xoneJan 2, 20151 votes

Ziggs report zedd

StrzygaJan 2, 20151 votes

People like that live for getting a response out of you, trying to pick a verbal fight that they think they can win. Best course of action is just to mute them as it will not only be a good way to avoid getting reported for speaking your mind, but maybe a little passive aggresive pay back as those type of people usually get even more furious when their baite goes unanswered

llIIIlllIIIllJan 2, 20151 votes

idk vi needing blue buff lol shit happens man fk'em

ImHerVoiceJan 2, 20151 votes

you manage to lose lane as a broken FOTM. what else do you want. your jungler was trash but why does that effect you lol.

EleshakaiJan 2, 20151 votes

If you're practicing just straight up mechanics, you mgiht as well do it in bot games. I know bot games are easy, but trust me... you can practice things like mechanics combos just fine in them. Practice until you understand the range of abilities, the damage potential, the build, etc in bot games. Then practice in teambuilder - people are more understanding there and you'll still be playing against people. Then you can move to either draft or ranked.

Not saying you HAVE to, I've first time played champs in ranked and done okay before, but it's a good idea to learn a champ before you play it against people and while bot games won't teach you the intricacies of laning or teamfights... it WILL teach you the basics.