Arrogance achieves NOTHING
... makes you look like an even bigger idiot for losing. None of the low ELO players seem to get that no LCS player behaves like an arrogant douchbag in game and yet people continue to be that way. I have seen nobody use the in-game emote system for anything other then trying to annoy the enemy team. I knew it was going to be misused in this way and this is exactly why we cannot have a good community.
You can mute the emote system (which I do every game) but there is currently no option to turn emoting and chat off in the options menu for every game. I do not understand why Riot cannot employ just this basic form of functionality that nearly every other multiplayer game has. There is no option to automatically mute ALL players when you enter a game and I find this lack of a feature to be a somewhat suspicious practice by Riot, who stand to benefit from growing amounts of toxicity in the game due to banned players making new accounts and rebuying all their skins that they had before.
Back to my original point. I have never seen any LCS player openly mock the enemy team during a game or call each other or the enemy names or other insulting words. I have never seen any LCS player swear at teammates or the enemy team in their native language so they think that they can get away with it. (I must thank Riot on this because this actually helped teach me some German/French/Spanish/Turkish because I was sick of people doing this, its the height of bad manners)
So why are people so obsessed with their K/D/A and their "skills" with a champion. Skill can only take you so far, League is a team game and you only fully reap benefits cooperating with your teammates, even if they are pugs. I just do not understand this. If I got a pentakill with
, that doesn't mean my team did nothing to help me achieve that, it wasn't me on my own and it would very rarely be a situation like that. League operates on a system of creating predominantly unfair match-ups through communication and a system of "gang warfare" to outnumber an opponent in any one lane. A lot of the time, the skill of a player is irrelevant, as with 4 man tower dives, doesn't matter what the enemy does, they can kill one person, or maybe two but they are GOING to die.
If you choose to play this game (particularly as an assassin), you MUST respect the fact that your team is equally as important as your own mechanical skill. It just seems a lot of people are incapable of understanding that.