Were players always this sensitive?

it be lìke that·4/28/2016, 12:54:17 AM·3 votes·231 views

I only started about 4 months ago, league used to have a horrible wrap years ago for "toxicity" and honestly, toxicity bothers me a hell of a lot less than people crying you are flaming them when you ask them politely to stop feeding. example? Vlad support for whatever reason goes like 0-4 before ive even finished my first jungle clear with 0 backs, just to give you some perspective on the level of feed. I asked him to just stop feeding, MEANWHILE, his duo buddy (same clan tag) top lane, feeding just as hard. By me asking them to stop they turn it on me, because im "flaming" them, since when is wanting people to play to the best they actually can and WIN bad? Is it just my elo? does it get better? Its quite depressing really, they hide behind ToA to troll because unless they openly admit they are feeding you could just assume they arent a strong player. I just want games where people want to win and genuinely try, thats all i expect and thats what everyone deserves to que into.

3 Comments

AeroWaffle4/28/2016, 1:18:44 AM4 votes

It doesn't really deserve the lash-back you got back from the player, but did you really think that "stop feeding" is the most helpful thing to say to a top lane dying a lot?

I mean, what do they do with that? It's equivalent to saying. "play better". People are trying to win the game already unless they're trolling. If they're trolling, nothing you say would convince them otherwise anyway.

At the very least you should give some form of suggested action to help them stop feeding if you wanted to actually try to improve the situation. Like, "Try to farm under tower until we start team fighting".

it be lìke that4/28/2016, 12:58:12 AM1 votes

lol guess one of them found this before anyone else. thumbs down no comment. gg good discussion...

FrankerX4/28/2016, 1:17:08 AM1 votes

you dont have to give an answer just because you vote. also press enter sometimes makes it easier to read this wall of text.