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Is picking a new champion INTing?

CrystalBeard··1 votes·1,930 views

So, there's been quite a few Sennas in ranked recently and the results have been... less than impressive. I had a Senna go mid and well... she fed the enemy Yasuo pretty hard. I don't know if she had never played the character before, but it sure seemed that way. So my question is this, is picking a character you've never played before and doing badly with them inting?

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Kuthillick10 votes

Step 1. Identify what "Int'ing" is short for. (Intentionally if you needed help). Step 2. Look up what Intentional Means. Step 3. Ask yourself if the player was intentionally feeding kills over and over. Step 4. Realize the Answer to #3 is No. Step 5. Use acquired information to answer your own question. Step 6. Thank evolution for higher level thinking.

Shmeeve3 votes

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Step 1. Identify what "Int'ing" is short for. (Intentionally if you needed help). Step 2. Look up what Intentional Means. Step 3. Ask yourself if the player was intentionally feeding kills over and over. Step 4. Realize the Answer to #3 is No. Step 5. Use acquired information to answer your own question. Step 6. Thank evolution for higher level thinking.

Step 7. Buy eggnog

LePruck1 votes

Always buy eggnog

DuskDaUmbreon6 votes

Is picking a new champion INTing?

No.

So my question is this, is picking a character you've never played before and doing badly with them inting?

Neither of these are inting.

UltimateShield133 votes

Of course not. It's just picking a champion you don't know well and not doing so great with them. In what way is that intentional feeding?

MagicFlyingLlama3 votes

[zombie-brand-mindblown]

Prince Purge2 votes

It isn't inting, but it shouldn't be done in ranked if they never played senna before.

Néékö1 votes

I've inted alot of games by this logic... since I've gotten every champ to lv2/3 except Senna Most as a support :p

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