People are allowed to be bad.

Foreward: I just came out of a normal, draft pick game where I got flamed from start to finish because I didn't give up the ADC role to someone who wanted it, and because I built incorrectly.

Excuse me for not following every ebb and flow of the meta and who's building what. Sorry that I miss some CS. I apologize when I make a misplay and end up getting ganked and die.

But that's my point. People are allowed to be bad. The only way to get better is to play the game. So telling someone to uninstall makes no sense to me from a logical standpoint.

And yet, in my last match, I got flamed for:

• Not giving up the role I'd picked, and gotten placed in.
• Taking the "wrong" keystone.
• Not following up with "enough damage" when the Yi Jungle ran face first into the Leona/Ezreal botlane and lost 90% of his health in less than 2 seconds.
• "Frontlining" when I'm at the edge of the fight, and "being useless" when I'm any further back.
• Rushing IE. In all fairness, I haven't kept up with the meta builds, but another player nicely suggested a different build path in the end game chat. No need for flaming. (Betcha if I'd asked my team, I woulda been flamed for "Not knowing how to play my champ")

I've got to get better, and there's few ways to do that. I'm not playing bots, because it's not good for practice. I'm not playing blinds, because I want to play a certain position. I want to get better before I play ranked. I'm not uninstalling, because I want to play this game.

I'm going to keep playing and keep trying to get better, and if you've got a problem with that... well, in all seriousness, post something constructive. Or go play ranked and have a better chance at getting matched with people at your supposedly much higher skill level. Find something better to do than flame people who are trying to improve themselves.