How do i not be toxic while i'm leveling my account (it's currently level 8). I've used imaqtpie's PMA techniques but even then it is the common mistakes i can't keep my anger in control, how do i stop from flaming out when i'm trying to teach my teammates how to be better?
/mute
Why is this topic a thing, it's literally that simple.
#How to teach teammates how to play:
Hey dude, Vayne doesn't scale with AP so I recommend going for the Statikk into Infinity Edge, rest is situational-ish. Survive the laning phase and you'll be good to go. Stick with your support, by the way.
#How NOT to teach teammates how to play:
Fucking noob, I go ward and you already died, go AFK and die gg I troll.
Focus on Spells, not on flame.
Google kittens... or puppies :D
But usually, I'm not toxic because I choose to be. Same likely applies for you. You can choose to be a dick or you can choose to play the game like a normal person and report people who are rude.
its a mindset.
firstly, understand that people at those levels are expected to be bad. If you expect them to be bad, you'll get less angry when they perform at your expectations.
Secondly this game has a tonne of elements in it. champs, items, masteries, runes, spells. People are learning at those levels so give them a break.
You can teach them, but it is hard for them to absorb it during the heat of the moment. They may not even know what CSing or warding means. You can kindly suggest thing to them, but don't expect them to follow.
There was this one game where the enemy team does alot of magic dmg, and I am begging our support to buy aegis. After 5mins of begging, he snaps at me and goes "WHAT IS AN AEGIS?!?!". I tell him to look it up in the store. 5 mins later, he still doesn't have an aegis. He still didn't search for it. Reason? He didn't know that the shop had a search function. So I had to tell him null magic mantle + crystalline bracer. This was a B2 ranked match.
That match surely was an eye opener.
wtf
