From Lover to Quitter
Here's the thing: I really do love the game. I love committing my time to getting better at it. I love the everchanging scenarios I'm put in that make me better at critical thinking and analyzing what my next best move is going to be. I love the game. It's undoubtably the best game I have ever played, and I can honestly say that I have never gotten bored of it. The game itself is not dependent on the players. That being said, I despise the side of the commuinity that I have to face everyday I log on. Trolls. Toxics. People who are playing the game who don't deserve to play the game. I have tried so hard over the last few months to keep my cool and deal with these people accordingly. But I just don't think I can do it anymore.
On a rare occasion, I'll join a game and the people in my lobby will be really cool and flexible about roles and such. We all joke and give a hardy "Gl Hf!" then we're off to the rift. Even when someone does bad, I can usually stop my teammates from flaming them... On an honest scale? That's about 5% of my games.
The other whopping 95% are constant struggles to keep in the right frame of mind. Whether we have a 0/13
who's just roaming to all lanes and intent. feeding, or a player who is spending more time flaming in chat than playing the game, I am always the player who is actually trying to bring a game back. The point I'm trying to make is that these people are still here. People who should have been banned a long time ago are still roaming the rift making it hard for the players who actually want to get better, or climb in ranked, or even just have a bit of fun. I am sick and tired of constantly banning people for their shitty behavior and only receiving MAYBE one message a year saying "Thanks to your feedback, a player who showed unsportsmenlike conduct has been banned."
I'm kind of making this so that maybe it'll get high in the polls and someone will see it and actually do something about it. Cause if this keeps up I can definitely see myself uninstalling, and that's really something I don't want to do.
Sincerely, a tired player.