Always remember the golden rule of bottom laning

Beerstein··3 votes·383 views

When things go wrong, blame the other guy before he can blame you.

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Primaquarius2 votes

According to pros everywhere, the problem starts with you

To this day its cryptic to me, as I carry my ADC through lane phase only to watch them throw it away

Xion The XIV1 votes

I don't know about that. Recently had a game where my Allied team fed a Jinx and Pantheon support. Now As I was playing The Jinx/Pantheon/Pantheon trying to stop me top lane. While my 4 man teammates were melted and I mean they lasted about 2 seconds against Vel and Sejuani. They constantly lose a 2v4 situation against the non fed teammates while I had to fight the extremely fed ones. We finally one because we grouped. but how can it help me when my 4 man team could not beat their 2 when our 4 had a knock up/snare/suppress/charm/talon.

ModPeriscope1 votes

Ans: look for ways to improve.

Be In My Ornno1 votes

You forgot the golden rule of all lanes... Always blame the jungle.

Doesn't matter you had your lane pushed under tower or too close to it to allow for a gank. Still their fault.

IPERFECTO1 votes

And golden jungler's rule : never take responsbillity for anything, no matter what. Even if your laner pinged you that he has no sums, no ult, no mana, and hp,and for some unknows reason still in the lane which is balls deep pushed to YOUR side and you're for example, farming raptors atm when this lane is mid and not even bothering to pick up a free kill :\

Beerstein1 votes

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And golden jungler's rule : never take responsbillity for anything, no matter what. Even if your laner pinged you that he has no sums, no ult, no mana, and hp,and for some unknows reason still in the lane which is balls deep pushed to YOUR side and you're for example, farming raptors atm when this lane is mid and not even bothering to pick up a free kill :\

This is strangely specific. I approve! Hecarim

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