"Trolling" in the "funmodes" aram/urf/etc
So, I have been playing a bit of aram and urf lately.. the thing is.. the trolls. And by trolls I do not mean people who build weird stuff or just play badly. But afking, just running it down mid or totally inting, or doing other super trolly stuff like only staying in jungle all game, never stepping out of it.. is this really okay? Is this fun for anyone? Because every time I am frustrated at these kinds of players I'm told "relax it is the fun mode", and usually it's a premade of 2-4 that just like to troll. And me, soloqueue, Im stuck with them. Every game. And then they ofc tell me they are reporting me for question mark pinging them once. Fun eh? So much fun.
Let's take example out of my last game; premade of 4 most likely + me. I was soraka, did not have rerolls. Stuck at bot lane alone while one of the teammates just ran it down on every lane just dying everytime they got back up (ok they were Sion, but... dying every minute? Not being able to do anything else but press R and then wait out and press R again. fun? okay.) So let's fast forward, Sion is still running it down mid. Evelynn is doing raptros, two others trying to do baron while dying to it pretty much. While enemy team is pushing every lane and gets all the inhibitors, since suprise, I was the only one as soraka trying to keep them from pushing 3 lanes. Then the enemy team goes around saying "ez" and when I make a remark of a pretty much afk team they go "relaaax it is the fun mode it is meant for trolling".
I just cannot get behind the statement that aram/urf/etc are made for afking and just ruining others games. If you want to try out stupid builds etc, go ahead, idc. But just completely ruining the game by not even playing... I cannot understand. Maybe it is just because I'm soloqueuing so I get stuck with all the premade teams of 4 who have decided to try out stupid stuff without filling me in on it. Idk. Just getting tired of this when Im trying my best to have fun but it is really hard when no one else is barely even playing the game.
