there are mid,top,bot that talk shit on sup, jg,
there are supp and jg that talk shit on top,mid, bot
i think it would help toxicity in all roles if everyone had to try all the roles out, because then they would actually understand the pain of their flaming
is this a good idea?
or am i being naive?
I have and its "Stressful" Leads to "Toxicity" "Arguing" when matched with either a incompetent player, or what people call retard in a dual role...
Its already stressful enough being matched with junglers not following 3 second rule, pinging invalidly, running into lane and feeding );.
its more fun in OverWatch because there is (No Lane Phase) (No Last Hitting) so its a true head on 6v6 rather than in League having a lane phase.
This is why I see Auto Fill as a bad option and use the Mute button so very often ); it does suck having to turn off chat and sound though.
It's a good idea in theory, but in practice, it's not so simple. It would be one thing to say "everyone has to play all the roles when they first start playing, so they can learn them all." But let's be realistic. Most people have absolutely no idea what they are doing when they first start playing, and if you take into account how awkward it can be to learn how to jungle, or laning against smurfs, it can be a very frustrating thing to make people constantly switch roles up just when they start to get comfortable in one. But, if you wait until they have more of a grasp of how the game works before tossing them into a new role, they still run the risk of coming up against an enemy who is much more confident in that role than they are. (Which can honestly happen even in roles that someone mains.) So, if they try to learn the new roles, they get flamed by their team if they do badly. (Because everyone is a diamond smurf xD )
I think if there was a way to work it into the beginning learning process it would be a good thing.
I tend to play the intro bot matches when im first leveling up a smurf account, since intro bots can be a bit tricky for the types of champs i play without runes/masteries. And I run across a lot of other smurfs, and quite a few brand new players. I try to give them some tips about things to build, or even just basic pointers about the game in general, but I have a feeling that it's a bit overwhelming for them. I don't know how much would actually stay with them, but it's definitely a thought, and an idea that deserves a bit of consideration.
Heh. I remember how little I knew when I first started. (Can anyone say ruby crystal 2 health pot annie mid?) If I can help even one person not have some of those same derp moments, it will all be worthwhile.
