There is no shame in admitting defeat. Learn to surrender.

Frontline Fury··4 votes·515 views

Seriously. When the enemy team has 30 kills above yours, your entire team is getting one-shot under towers repeatedly and nobody can even farm, much less defend their turrets from being taken down, its okay to surrender. "Ride it out" "just farm and back off" "we can scale" is stubborn fanaticism at this point. When the enemy team is clearly superior in every possible way its okay to surrender and try again in the next match.

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Baron Barian4 votes

"NO, we can still win!"

-That one tiltproof guy that everyone ironically hates.

EasyFoon2 votes

'people might throw. This is silver.' 'Its ranked, never ff' While the game is 0 vs 20

Daddy Braum1 votes

You should watch the game between Skt and edg it shows a better reason as to why you should never give up skt was 11k gold down and over 10 kills Faker was 0-4 its an amazing game well played by both sides

Frontline Fury3 votes

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You should watch the game between Skt and edg it shows a better reason as to why you should never give up skt was 11k gold down and over 10 kills Faker was 0-4 its an amazing game well played by both sides

What a lot of players dont understand is the same thing as when players like Tilterella go full lethality Sion succesfully. The item build works because it's in the hands of the best of the best - that they can pull it off doesnt mean you can.

Likewise, that the best of the best can make an extreme comeback doesnt mean you always can. I'm not saying "always surrender if it looks bad", but i'm saying that its okay to accept defeat if the enemy team is horribly far ahead. Its just one of many matches.

Daddy Braum1 votes

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What a lot of players dont understand is the same thing as when players like Tilterella go full lethality Sion succesfully. The item build works because it's in the hands of the best of the best - that they can pull it off doesnt mean you can.

Likewise, that the best of the best can make an extreme comeback doesnt mean you always can. I'm not saying "always surrender if it looks bad", but i'm saying that its okay to accept defeat if the enemy team is horribly far ahead. Its just one of many matches.

BUT they were against people of equal skill Where as in a normal or ranked game 90% of the time you as well will be against people of the same skill. All you need to do it see what's going wrong and fix it An example would be if Someone was getting picked off by an assassin a lot just keep someone with them or use the enemies vision to bait the person who keeps picking them off into a 5v1 All I'm saying is that not everyone NEEDS to ff when its a "sure loss" there is always something you can do to turn it around a bit or get a small edge to help you or your team out

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