my bad?

Father Stretch·May 28, 2018·1 votes·2,244 views

I was playing Vlad mid vs Cass. Inferno spawned, our support and jg were trying to contest the drake against their bot and jg. Cass was pushing hard. I burned ignite flash ult and killed her, while two of my teammate were already fighting three of them near inferno. I had 1/4 hp left and no blood pool, enemy had full health 3/0 sivir, trundle, and Lulu(with ult). So I decided to not go in, and our jg and support went down. My team started flaming me nonstop.

Should I just ignore the large wave of minion and Cassiopia to go directly to inferno for a 3v4? (bot and jg was already 0/3 before the fight)

3 Comments

Zombie GerbilMay 28, 20182 votes

People make mistakes, and it's best to learn from those mistakes. Of course, people would flame you if they believe they had an advantage if you joined in. Or maybe you made the right move by not giving them an extra kill.

But take everyone's words and advice with a grain of salt, even if they flaming you, you might learn a thing or two, I know I have, but I would recommend if they get out of hand with their flaming, mute them and don't type back. I don't tolerate back to back flaming nor do I respond to it. I always mute it.

Father StretchMay 28, 20181 votes

I actually hoped they would give some constructive criticism since I just started playing Vlad. But all they said was you belong in the trashcan.

Zombie GerbilMay 28, 20183 votes

The majority of the games you'll with players don't really give out constructive criticism unless you luckily run into an understanding player. Because the majority of them will likely say they're giving you constructive criticism when they're really just being inflammatory. I'm assuming you were playing normals maybe? I would advise looking at videos and checking out op.gg items and runes. It's what I do when I am learning a new champ.