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Do you prefer winning via curbstomp, epic standstill, completely even, or a clutch that held you to the edge of your seat?
Do you prefer to surrender when you don't think you can win, play to the very end, try to learn from the experience with the knowledge you probably won't win, or losing a close game you can reflect on later?
Alljoy2 votesI prefer an early game curbstomp leading into an ace at dragon pit going on to an ff@20 or afk@10 on the losing side.
That's how I prefer winning and losing, quick and clean. I hate drawn out long games, especially if I don't find myself fond of the people I've been lobbied with and I really want to get it over with, but I suppose that's what the mute button is there to make love with for.
IcyPepper1 votesWell, you certainly are honest.
And to be fair, a ff@20 can be an accomplishment at times. Certainly makes the fed guy on the opposing team feel like he accomplished something and carried.
Alljoy1 votesI prefer finishing things off quickly, as the game draws on, the greater the chances of things going south, like a comeback, or a fuck up or someone going on tilt, or afk'ing or dc-ing. I prefer ff'ing if it's suggested because it's not really worth the strain on my nerves to carry with what I see is a losing game and a waste of time.
Variks the Loyal1 votesIt's always best when it's a standstill. If we somehow ace one another at the same time, you know it's a fun game.
Destroying the Nexus is much more satisfying that having a foe surrender.