Instead of flaming and rage quitting when you die
Learn something from it SRO for example
Most of the time he dies he takes something good out of it Like a lesson learned he learns from his mistakes and shares what he did wrong with his viewers.
Just think of every death as an opportunity to do Better next time.
That's only on his YouTube videos. On his stream he mostly blames others for his death or complains
You left out the regular rage quits, and follow up of 8 games in a row where he goes 1/7/0 and tells his viewers to go neck themselves.
Solorenektononly is actually a toxic piece. You'd learn that after playing with him.
I used to watch SRO videos, thinking he was chill and a good influence on the game...then I went and watched his twitch stream.
/unsubscribe
I think the person who is the best example on how to play the game is Sirhcez. In all the years I've watched his stream I've never seen him flame, whine, or even behave negatively. He is the true example of the positive mindset everyone should strive to achieve and it shows even in his chat, chill as ever.
I don't watch other streamers at all. The longer I've played the more I've seen the toxicity come in several forms. Not necessarily SRO's method as you described but I tend to just evaluate my own play and actions and take it to the next recall with a smile.
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hashinshin
im more of an rto guy i learn more and he actually doent get toxic as compared to sro who gets kinda flamey and cocky while playing.
When you die as a top laner because of a 17-0, what the fuck can you learn from that? Only thing I learned is to ff when you have a shit bot lane.
