Just like the last game, no adc, I can only back out of so many queues. And they "experts" players are telling to me to openly work with people who are trolling! You have no clue and you are proving my point of how clueless you all are!
You can't play without an ADC?
Granted, it's meta, but alternate strategies exist. Metagaming can be worked around and countered, you know.
You just need to know what you want, not just breaking the meta for the hell of it.
Even if someone is trolling it is still in your best interest to try to work with them. Not that the situation you described is trolling anyway.
This thread is become bait, destroyer of boards.
my friend tells me stories of Bronze 5 matches... i just sit there and listen. Its as if he is describing a unique murder... i just cant stop listening, but i am still confused how it all started.. i love watching Bronze 5 matches.. i am going to invite you and put you in my spectate recommended tab on my friends list..
dont get weirded out by this.. its just so .. so .. i just cant explain it.. i just love watching these matches and you sound like you are at the elo that the best games for this happens..
can we be friends.. please.
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I just looked at your match history and you are the one who is clueless. Morde isn't an adc but bottom lane with a support is where he belongs. His passive allows him to get full experience for all his kills while the support still gets normal exp and his w only works if he has an ally next to him. His ult is also far more effective in bottom lane for 2 reasons. If he can get 1 kill he is pretty much guaranteed to get the second one with the fight becoming 3v1 and being in bottom lane makes it easier to get ghosts of the dragon.
I also looked at his match history and I can see why you are frustrated and find it to be trolling. He is just really bad with Morde and doesn't know how to build him.
Here are some things I think I should let you know as someone who frequently "trolls" with morde adc. His w (circle around himself and the nearest ally) provides a speed boost moving towards each other, only does damage when the circles overlap, and heals both players for a portion of the damage dealt. For this reason, Morde typically does better with a tanky melee support who can stand in the minions with him without fear of being attacked a few times.
If the Morde is any good, he will be very aggressive after getting a few items. If he has low hp and is still fighting don't just abandon him. Continue fighting and enjoy getting him a double kill with almost no hp left. Morde can survive at low health using his passive and still burst people down easily as long as he doesn't get stunned. I have gotten a 1v3 triple kill starting the fight with less then 300 hp against 3 enemies who were all full health before the fight. For the majority of that fight I had 1 hp and was being kept alive by only the passive shield.
His Q can 1 shot squishies pretty early in the game if he can hit them on the 3rd hit of it. Try to cc the enemy as soon as morde gets the second hit with his Q. It shows a little number signifying which stack of his Q is active at the time if you didn't know.
I have played a lot of games with no adc. and adc is just a champion in your team, not a necesity. People usually do tha same thing cause its whats always been done, but you can take any champ anywhere if youre smart and have enough knowledge of it.
How many of these posts have I seen from you? A dozen? Why do you put yourself through this anger? To prove a point to people you don't know?
Why not play unranked games and have some decent fun with this game.
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