I wanted to post a thank you

WoollyWitch·11/16/2019, 12:29:37 PM·29 votes·12,664 views

Today I've had multiple games in a row where players were genuinely nice people. I want to say, thank you to those who stay positive in this community despite how negative it may be. Not having to result in mutes or reports, makes the game many times more enjoyable and having another layer of communication helped us win games more frequently. Without having to mute anyone, I was able to set up ganks, take more objectives and teamfights were much more organized. As well as we could simply compliment each other when one was doing poorly, giving them a boost of morale to not give up.

Keep up the positive attitude for positive outcomes! [slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

15 Comments

mack911211/16/2019, 7:17:09 PM9 votes

Most of my games are pretty stress free people are generally pleasant.

Of course i also have team chat turned off.

Nithke11/16/2019, 5:31:51 PM4 votes

And every day for me and probably everyone reading this was full of people flaming insulting and trolling.

Also wanna point out that most people being "positive" are being fake, internally they see you as the biggest piece of shit but they don't wanna get banned or see you go afk, or they just realised that asking nicely works better than calling people r%%%%%s. In this game people will do everything they can to win.

rastarogue11/17/2019, 3:49:47 AM2 votes

Congrats on having a good game!

Chocolate Cake11/17/2019, 7:12:49 AM2 votes

Everyday I've had multiple games in a row where players were genuinely inting or feeding. I want to say, thank you to those who ruin games all the time in this community despite how "positive" it may be. having to result in mutes or reports, makes the game many times less enjoyable and having another layer of communication ruined the chances of us win games more frequently. With only every having to mute everyone one, I wasn't able to set up ganks, take more objectives and team fights teams were much less organized. We could never compliment each other when one was doing poorly, giving them a boost of toxicity and to make them give up.

Here my dude made an accurate edit of your post that is more of a reality in League.

Tuition Fee11/17/2019, 2:54:12 AM1 votes

Probably Canadians