How do i control my saltyness and how do i keep my cool?

Ricardo MiIos·4/30/2016, 11:38:26 AM·2 votes·1,039 views

First of all, i know you want to say ''Just mute them'' but that way i can't speak with them, witch lead to defeat in most results. Plus i can get reported for refusing to communicate. So if you guys had any ideas cause my personality is complete crap. Like last game we had 2 guys that gone off afk... i was Salty cause we were winning and it was ranked my promos.

20 Comments

Auticorn4/30/2016, 1:22:45 PM3 votes

Consider the perspective that they are someone in real life, they got problems, they got stuff to deal with and they may not be in the best mood. At the same time, consider it may just be their nature; it is who they are.

Just keep a positive attitude, encourage them by making positive remarks to suppress negativity. If they are still getting to you, simply mute them as everyone recommends.

#BeCanadian Kappa

MrHarshmallow4/30/2016, 12:01:58 PM2 votes

If i feel like i am going to go on a tilt soon i drink a glass of water.. Cools my mind and makes me calm

Try doing that, might help. Also take a 10 min break after every game

BeeCuz4/30/2016, 12:06:13 PM2 votes

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Most of the reason for your anger is the disparity between your core set of score systems and those of trolls. They have chosen a life of minimizing their outlay of effort, frequently to the detriment of their team.

Exsanguinate4/30/2016, 12:23:38 PM2 votes

Get some chocolate, let it out in a corner.

Akenero4/30/2016, 12:36:25 PM2 votes

I personally put myself in the mindset that each game is different, and if I do go on tilt, I stop playing at the end of the game for a while. Nothing good comes from tilting, so don't try to make anything good from it.

Zeusnotic4/30/2016, 12:39:47 PM2 votes

If they are flaming or being toxic in chat and you are unable to allow it to get to you, it is best to mute them and communicate through pings. If it's something gameplay wise like mistakes, don't point it out if it's your teammate because chances are they will tilt and/or get angry. If you make a mistake on other hand, just say a 'sorry, my bad guys'. You shouldn't be punished just by using the mute option on a rude player because Riot placed that feature in the game themselves. Just ensure you communicate through pings, though.

Focus on improving yourself and take measures such as muting or listening to music to prevent them from getting to you.

WOLFJOB4/30/2016, 1:50:07 PM2 votes

When you play ranked, you will always need to consider it to be an absolute loss and just play your best. At minimum tell them critical things like champion - flash/tp used, mia pings, you're on the way pings. Whatever you do, don't debate with them about mistakes or the correct thing to do (unless in the extremely rare occasion they ask), this will inflame them horribly and the game will become worse for you.

If you're feeling emotional about the game, its best to take a 30 min break or until you're clear-headed. Binging on ranked games can be a bad thing.

Meta Phyton5/1/2016, 7:04:09 AM2 votes

I'm amazed by how effectively a long walk in nature (particularly on a warm and sunny day) is able to lighten up my mood and remind me of how banal and inconsequential some folks' typed rage-comments are.

Admittedly, if I have commited myself to an entire day inside of a dark basement apartment (where I live with my boyfriend) and I have not seen the light of day recently, and I have been listening to noises that upset my feeler all the while (coffee grinder, electronic humming, loud washing machine, or constant vehicle traffic, etc.), then I'm really already quite close to the edge of snapping at someone - it's just that these things are so common and everyday, that I rarely even stop to think about how they are affecting me subconsciously. And so, bothered by these things and others as well (for instance, knowing subconsciously that I need to be making dinner, or knowing subconsciously that I need to make a phone call) are already bothering me. And so, then it just takes a little bit of prodding or name-calling ; then I've entered into cold, feelingless states just to keep from snapping. Or I have snapped and gone bananas - like, acted foolish like a monkey, to try and force light-heartedness into the tense situations in a match.

Mind you, I am one of those sensitive types who has got a sensitive feeler to begin with, so not everybody will be put off their balance into a tilt IRL by the same kinds of noises.

Still, a quiet, peaceful and long walk through nature, where I can see everything in close detail and get away from every loud, droning aspect of city life for a little while ... this has helped me immensely to come back to my computer, almost impervious to their "silent" anger. It's even funny, then, to see some people blow up ... except now, when I have just recognised that they are the same as me, and are probably being upset IRL gradually from all of those things, too.

SonaTitsAndAss4/30/2016, 11:59:28 AM2 votes

drag chat off screen so you cant grab it back even if you want to. mute pings. remove player names.. if you still get salty then you truly need some help

Ricardo MiIos5/3/2016, 11:01:13 AM1 votes

WOW! I didn't expect this much support! Thanks guys! You literally care more than my friends do... My friend stopped to play with me because i was ''trolling'' witch was the only way for us to have fun in normals. And i didn't like go feed and that i was just scaring them with my ults. Ehh i have you guys!

Nebulaeus5/4/2016, 1:38:50 AM1 votes

/mute all