Attitudes At Each ELO Tier

Ryvaku·7/17/2015, 3:12:44 PM·5 votes·1,874 views

Since I'm guessing there is probably several players in different ranks in forums. Shed from light if this stands true or somewhat true. <3

6 Comments

Ryvaku7/17/2015, 6:54:20 PM2 votes

Well I can agree with the Bronze and Silver, but I never been higher yet. I still think Gold is bad as Silver lower elo ones mainly.

Nooms887/17/2015, 3:35:54 PM1 votes

I've climbed from mid gold to Plat 2 promos in the last couple of months, 2 seasons back I was low silver (possibly high bronze), I reguarly duo with people up to Diamond 3, so I've got some experience in every division.

I agree pretty strongly with what's been said.

The most toxic range was low Plat - High gold. From very roughly Plat 2 and up, I've found the toxicity has fallen off dramatically. It's still there, but nowhere near to the same extend, in my experience.

Celeste Benal7/17/2015, 4:46:18 PM1 votes

One also can't go around blaming one's self for mistakes that others commit. So while you may have to make adjustments in-game to compensate for deficiencies in someone else's play, you shouldn't blame yourself for their mistakes. Above all, don't rage. That helps no one.

Rueian7/17/2015, 6:17:59 PM1 votes

Is pointing out a mistake and explaining said mistake but not in a blaming matter really blaming?

Everyone takes it negatively but realistically when I initially start talking about a mistake i bring it up in a discussion type manner. I want to pick apart the game and bounce what i perceived off people in the game. I don't care who made the mistake, If my team lost, then we all made mistakes, myself included. I want to learn but every discussion turns everyone defensive and i really cant sit there analyzing the game if no one will just detach and talk.

dramatic banana7/17/2015, 10:32:10 PM1 votes

I'm Bronze and I almost never flame, but i always think to myself who to blame for our losses. Any tips on how to critisize myself and improving?