Stop Saying "NOOB CHAMP"

Madam Andromeda··1 votes·702 views

Hi I want to talk about Calling each others noob champ and make an excuse for feeding,etc. All of us know that if a champ Takes lots of kills, can deal much damage so Stop it! I do play Katarina And I swear to God I try too hard to play like the bests I mean it!! Like using skills and reactions rapidly or sth like this. I WANT THOSE WHO CALL THESE types of Champs, NOOB CHAMP grow up and stop making excuses Ty im waiting for ur comments

8 Comments

LaughingStapler2 votes

Stop trying to control what people think (true or not)

BigBellBrute2 votes

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Stop trying to control what people think (true or not)

Start trying to learn the difference between a thought and an action. Hint. Typing in Noob champ is an action. You're free to think it. You're not free to type it in.

LaughingStapler1 votes

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Start trying to learn the difference between a thought and an action. Hint. Typing in Noob champ is an action. You're free to think it. You're not free to type it in.

OK, everyone has to have a nice carefully curated opinion just for you and your fragile sensibilities. They better hide what they actually think. Makes sense. I guess you need to read 1984.

SEKAI1 votes

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OK, everyone has to have a nice carefully curated opinion just for you and your fragile sensibilities. They better hide what they actually think. Makes sense. I guess you need to read 1984.

There is a difference between controlling your opinion, and saying that one should be considerate of others while you express the said opinion.

Also stop bringing up 1984 in this, because this has nothing to do with it. There is a difference between a police state, and thinking for others to some extent. Don't just equate them.

Sambers1 votes

Noob champ....

BlueBilberry1 votes

I don't let it get to me. Usually they are expressing some sort of frustration relating to their own inability to improve their game by saying such things.

Ever hear of the "noob champ" paradox? Take a look at a 3rd party webpage like http://champion.gg/ or http://www.leagueofgraphs.com/champions/winrates-by-xp . Then examine the improvement in winrate based on the number of games played on each champ. If a "noob champ" is a "faceroll" (as they say) and is so easy to play, then why is it that so many of these same champs show the biggest improvements in performance if you put the most time on them. (Of course, this begs the question: what does this say about the champs that have been nerfed into the ground? :) )

BTW, to make it more interesting, if you try the League of Graphs page, compare the winrates using the bronze+ and diamond+ tabs. ;)

SEKAI1 votes

It's generally said when you're reking them with your choice of champ which they don't approve for whatever reason.

Since those kind of players will never sit down and listen an explanation about what it truly means to be a "noob champ" and why most of the champs people slap those labels on are factually false when in reality most of the "high skill cap" champs are actually the ones qualified to be "noob champs", so you can only tell them this:

Just tell them that their supposed "high skill" champ is too hard for them anyways, and that at least you're not a showoff like them who doesn't recognise their lack of skill and insisting on overestimating themselves while sucking.

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Or you can just ignore them and leave them to their meaningless whine while you keep pounding their asses.

Vashtrall1 votes

Saying "Noob champ" is actually very valid. I said it, and I can't say it anymore because muuh blocks and reports. What you don't get is this: People who say that are aware you're using a champion even a baby could use by staring at the window and drooling on the keyboard. "Huh, what!? YoU'Re CrAzY!"211!" Tell me how hard is it to hit someone with the grip of Blitz. No seriously, please, tell me. Does it take skill to press one button, aim, grab an opponent and get him into the middle of a full enemy force (ADC + Blitz + minions blocking path) and get a kill? No, it doesn't.

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