Why would you intentionally lose a game?

DrangedCapybara·Apr 12, 2016·1 votes·991 views

Just tell me why. I've had two games in a row with people just walking into the enemy team to feed over and over. Why would you do that? Is it fun? Do you like losing? How did you get this far in the game to where you are silver+ and you do this?

10 Comments

Demon King MaouApr 12, 20162 votes

[slayer-pantheon-popcorn] Why do trolls troll you ask? The real question is why isn't rito banning IP banning people like them :?

AeroWaffleApr 12, 20162 votes

IP banning is like trying to use a shotgun to hit a target without hitting anything else around the target.

The IP might be linked to only that one person, but it also might be linked to an entire college dorm.

And then there's the fact that a person's IP is easy to change.

WukongMainApr 12, 20162 votes

perhaps, the real trolls are rito themselves.

[slayer-pantheon-popcorn]

Discuss.

DevilishMetalApr 12, 20162 votes

Some people lack basic respect for other human beings.

DrangedCapybaraApr 12, 20161 votes

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Some people lack basic respect for other human beings.

But how did they even get into ranked? They just lose games all the time and they get above Bronze somehow...

SmokedAlmondsApr 12, 20162 votes

Some people just want to watch the world burn.

Live2LetDieApr 12, 20162 votes

Had a master top laner who was fed af but stopped playing becuase he didn't like how we were playing. Said he would rather lose than see us win.

daemanicApr 12, 20161 votes

its called throwing away accounts people make new one's since its so easy to get to 30 now with the lower ex required and they can just troll and have fun without loosing there main but try long enough to make sure that the people they are trolling get really really mad even loose there main to a troll account over flaming at the troll

PrinnyLopunnyApr 12, 20161 votes

My benefit of the doubt would at first assume that maybe they got DC'ed/lagging or wasn't paying attention to where they were going/got distracted by something.

My pessimistic side would assume that either they got boosted by playing with friends who are better than themselves, or someone who isn't the actual owner of that account playing, whether intentionally known by the owner or not.