The one thing that no one talks about but its probably one of the most toxic type of people.

Zerenza··28 votes·11,515 views

Sore Winner's, you know who i'm talking about.

People that when they beat you they constantly brag during end game screen, or in game for that matter. People that keep insulting you even after the games already lost, whenever you talk back to them all they say is "YOUR SALTY, SALTY, SALTY, SALTY!!!! HAHAHAHAHA! LUL! XD" or something.

These people are the most obnoxious people to deal with, and 90% of the time their only goal is to piss you off so that if they lose they can report you. Even though they were the one who instigated it and if they had won would, they 100% would have been bragging to their friends at grade school.

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Quiet Dude10 votes

The best way to deal with those kinds of people is to not respond to them. They are fishing for people to feed into their negativity. So mute them, and treat them like spoiled bratty children: even though you want to hit them, the best way to hurt them is to make them feel like insignificant pieces of shit.

DBS Ronovon2 votes

I am so glad you're such a good person who knows who the real pieces of shit are, so you can rid summoners rift of these undesirables. Good hunting man.

Quiet Dude3 votes

I know. I am a good person :-)

Crett9 votes

as an aside, i personally hate it when someone on either team who is steamrolling flashes their mastery after doing something like killing someone under their tower who's having a bad game

it just feels mean-spirited, and i tend to report it if they do it more than like 3 times in a game

EDIT: 2 clarify, i dont have a problem with the mastery emote's general use when it's not being used for excessive BM. i, for example, love using it when i die, or using it when pentakills happen.

Daddy Braum1 votes

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as an aside, i personally hate it when someone on either team who is steamrolling flashes their mastery after doing something like killing someone under their tower

it just feels mean-spirited, and i tend to report it if they do it more than like 3 times in a game

Personally im fine seeing someones mastery emote after a successful tower dive Its those smug ones that get me Like The ashe one The m'pengu Dabbing pengu Etc.

SparklingLama5 votes

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as an aside, i personally hate it when someone on either team who is steamrolling flashes their mastery after doing something like killing someone under their tower

it just feels mean-spirited, and i tend to report it if they do it more than like 3 times in a game

Might as well report riot for creating a mastery/emote. Jeez if that triggers you that's sad.

Crett2 votes

it's one thing to do it after a cool play; it's another thing to spam it to try to tilt people. it doesn't exactly fill me with rage, but it comes off as unsportsmanlike

SparklingLama1 votes

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it's one thing to do it after a cool play; it's another thing to spam it to try to tilt people. it doesn't exactly fill me with rage, but it comes off as unsportsmanlike

Cool. So when you hit tab in-game, there is a box beside the champions box. One has mute emote. I'd recommend that if emotes offends you when someone uses it. Honestly the things people get salt about. Its a emote get over it. Worry about your game play than someone emoting LOL.

Crett1 votes

😏 you and i look like textbook lol boards right now don’t we. the endless cycle

Blades in Exile5 votes

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as an aside, i personally hate it when someone on either team who is steamrolling flashes their mastery after doing something like killing someone under their tower

it just feels mean-spirited, and i tend to report it if they do it more than like 3 times in a game

I feel like if they pulled of an outplay then they should be able to do it. Maybe if they 1v3 or more or 1v5 but get a few kills against the entire enemy team. At that point i feel like they deserve to flash a mastery or something.

Crett3 votes

sure! i don't have a problem with the #bigplays instance of mastery emote usage, just when someone's spamming it to try to tilt people

fatherdarius2 votes

I flash a mastery emote if I pull something off that is skill based and challenging (bait a morg q while I'm under my tower, flash-q over it for the knockup, and then w her under my tower so my retreating 1 hp ezreal can land his q at max range at the last second for the kill). If I merely get a good combo that leads to a successful team fight, I'm not flashing the mastery. That's just playing the game. I've gotta do something impressive before i become a loud-mouth braggart. :D

That being said, if I do something spectacularly STUPID i will also flash mastery (or some other emote) to show my heartfelt shame. Fail to flash over a wall and die? Smite baron 50hp too early? Accidentally flash INTO a nunu ult? Yeah, I'm emoting with pengu. :\

Lux OP1 votes

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as an aside, i personally hate it when someone on either team who is steamrolling flashes their mastery after doing something like killing someone under their tower

it just feels mean-spirited, and i tend to report it if they do it more than like 3 times in a game

loool

come on. I don't have a mastery emote but whenever someone flashes any emote I just laugh because emotes are funny.

Bob the Toastr3 votes

So you love using it when you do something cool (getting a pentakill) but when your enemy uses it after doing something cool (killing you under turret) then it's BM?

Bit of a double standard there bud.

Crett2 votes

well its not about it being done to me. i don't really like to see anyone do it, my team or not. i feel like you twisted my words i dont mind other people doing it on their pentakills either. it's really a case-by-case basis, i didnt mean for it to come across as me policing use of the mastery emote

like say a jungler camps a top laner, and flashes their mastery every time they kill them. by the third time, it starts to seem mean-spirited.

DBS Ronovon2 votes

lol.... BMing is part of the game.

Crett2 votes

mild BM i can tolerate. thats why i specified “excessive BM”. if i reported everyone who flashed their mastery that would simply be unreasonable

TheLegendaddy3 votes

Riot sees this as a strategy though, get them to tilt by using toxicity, and secure the win. Riot is the most toxic of all. Why else would you have a game with emotes to spam, chat to flame?

EL HAMSTERO1 votes

haha yeah i want to hear riot explain the purpose of the 'taunt' emote

TheLegendaddy3 votes

Riot want you to believe they care about player behavior but their actions scream "we're smug little nerds that love being toxic too!" Hypocrites

Karunamon2 votes

If you can't tell the difference between taunting an opponent and flaming them over chat, that's your problem, not Riot's.

EL HAMSTERO3 votes

so you think taunting is not toxic behavior? why then is ggez punishable?

Karunamon1 votes

If you can't tell the difference between taunting an opponent and flaming them over chat, that's your problem, not Riot's.

EL HAMSTERO2 votes

i guess i cant tell. seems pretty obvious to me that ggez is taunting the opponent. riot needs to come out with a manual or something

Karunamon1 votes

Because "GGEZ" is poor sportsmanship. The game's already over at that point.

EL HAMSTERO2 votes

all taunting is poor sportsmanship

Karunamon1 votes

Not necessarily. Depends on the attitude and intent more than anything. It's possible to banter without flaming

Velkoz: /all Couldn't handle the hentai? ;)

GGEZ is just being a dick after you won the game.

EL HAMSTERO1 votes

which is impossible to judge through text

Karunamon1 votes

GGEZ is just being a dick after you won the game.

EL HAMSTERO1 votes

all taunting is being a dick somewhat. as you said its all about attitude and intent. i rarely say it but when i do i am feeling mischievous. i say it with a little smile on my face just like a guy who says 'how about them bears?' after his buddys team lost.

it is pure all in good fun taunting. but just like every other form of taunting you know how you meant it but you dont know how the other guy heard it. that is why there is no difference between taunting and flaming. the first guy thinks he is taunting but the other guy feels like he is being flamed.

Xidphel1 votes

Riot are lizard Illuminati who want to make us believe the Earth is round to distract us from the chemtrails they release in the air with the only cure being vaccines that cause autism.

Really. Put more backbone in your conspiracy theories.

Fargo792 votes

them commenting on how salty u r means u most likely said something to start it or replied to a comment.. so them pointing out that u r salty doesnt mean they r toxic.. and like the above post stated... Mute works wonders...

Zerenza1 votes

I don't think you read the post.

Fiora kills me in lane.

Fiora: "Wow that was bad, are you new?" Me:....No. Fiora: "Oh i guess you just suck then, lol XD"

and this continues for the whole game, they do it to everyone on the enemy team eventually, not just you.

Fargo792 votes

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I don't think you read the post.

Fiora kills me in lane.

Fiora: "Wow that was bad, are you new?" Me:....No. Fiora: "Oh i guess you just suck then, lol XD"

and this continues for the whole game, they do it to everyone on the enemy team eventually, not just you.

u make it sound like u cant mute them?? hmm... if there was only a way to mute someone... i guess the only solution would be to make a pointless thread on forums cause there is no way there can be an easy solution to this problem.. hmmm... we might need a riot employee to get in here and properly direct us on this situation...

Zerenza1 votes

What i want to be able to do is actually report people like this, it's unsportsmanlike conduct to constantly trash talk someone all game, it's the same as being toxic and sure you can mute someone but not everyone mute's people. If everyone simply muted people, no one would get banned, but it's not that simple, people pride get in the way of them wanting to mute people who are being toxic and its unfortunate but i can't report someone for doing this because nothing happens when i do(as far as i know).

Fargo791 votes

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What i want to be able to do is actually report people like this, it's unsportsmanlike conduct to constantly trash talk someone all game, it's the same as being toxic and sure you can mute someone but not everyone mute's people. If everyone simply muted people, no one would get banned, but it's not that simple, people pride get in the way of them wanting to mute people who are being toxic and its unfortunate but i can't report someone for doing this because nothing happens when i do(as far as i know).

this may be true.. but its simple.. ask them to show some class... if they proceed to be dicks about it.. mute and report... in the report notes state u asked them to stop and they didnt.. there is no need to banter back with them.. just inform them what they r doing is wrong.. after that let riot deal with them... but muting a toxic player goes a long way for your own well being..

Ryrynounet2 votes

whenever you talk back to them all they say is "YOUR SALTY, SALTY, SALTY, SALTY!!!! HAHAHAHAHA! LUL! XD"

And if at first you don't talk back to them, you can escape a potential chat restrict to begin with, besides you're allowed to don't listen to him the whole game just /mute and go on

Modl Ryden l2 votes

I never let it get to me. In my head I know they're losers, so pity to them knowing that their only form of validation is through the high they get when the see that victory screen.

Mischief12 votes

Ya i got labeled as toxic for telling these kids to grow up. I'll watch my language but I'm certainly haven't upgraded my opinion of them.

Warderino2 votes

I find it kind of endearing, it's like they never won once before and they're blown away by their win.

breakordoom4441 votes

it is violating a summoners code, but winning against someone with your top played champ is just soo fufilling, its not justified by any mean, but its really how each individual feel.

breakordoom4441 votes

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it is violating a summoners code, but winning against someone with your top played champ is just soo fufilling, its not justified by any mean, but its really how each individual feel.

for those wondering

Be Resolute, not Indignant "It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience." -Julius Caesar

Intrinsic to the idea of competition is the notion that, when our pride is on the line, emotions tend to run high. Every person that we encounter is going to carry a different set of circumstances with them into the game, and therefore is going to have a different level of tolerance for frustration. If you end up in a game with an abusive player, don't lower yourself to their level. Instead, politely ask them to calm down.And remember, even if you're having a bad game, quitting or going AFK just ruins the game for the rest of the players. If someone's really starting to bother you, the mute and ignore commands are always there to resolve the situation.

And remember, while nobody likes being insulted, it pays to take a moment to consider the circumstances. Remember that this is a competitive game, and, more often than not, the other player is just venting their frustration. Try not to take it personally. Everyone has a breaking point and everyone rages sometimes. At some point you may find yourself in the other person's shoes.

Lord of Math1 votes

Lol I love those games where I cannot find my mouse and play Ryze and the enemy team is playing Ezreal Annie and say easy at the end while I try to 1v5 under our nexus and kill both of them. Trackpad ryze is the best ryze.

AdderTude1 votes

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Lol I love those games where I cannot find my mouse and play Ryze and the enemy team is playing Ezreal Annie and say easy at the end while I try to 1v5 under our nexus and kill both of them. Trackpad ryze is the best ryze.

Losing track of my cursor in the middle of the team fight (where a bunch of particles are going off at once) is frustrating because the color blends in so well. I had the same problem in DotA 2 until I found the cursor pack from TI6 that changed the color to red. Made seeing it a lot easier. Too bad Riot will never allow implement customized packs for the UI, stingy as they are.

BILLAY1 votes

Or those fuckers who get carried and got dot destroyed in lane then anytime you approach them they say "what does ur screen say? defeat?? WE WON " or some shit like that. fucking people need manners its a fucking game not a court god damn

Pandemic Punch1 votes

Almost all of the greatest athletes in their respective competitions were like this. Jordan, Kobe, Conor, Ali, Tyson, Reggie Miller, Lance Armstrong, and the list goes on and on and on and on.

Grow a pair and let it motivate you to get better. Or you can whine about it and stay mediocre for the rest of your life.

ModPeriscope3 votes

And there are countless other athletes that exhibit sportsmanlike behavior, but I think the unsportsmanlike behavior just tends to stand out in history.

Arisha the Dark1 votes

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Sore Winner's, you know who i'm talking about.

People that when they beat you they constantly brag during end game screen, or in game for that matter. People that keep insulting you even after the games already lost, whenever you talk back to them all they say is "YOUR SALTY, SALTY, SALTY, SALTY!!!! HAHAHAHAHA! LUL! XD" or something.

These people are the most obnoxious people to deal with, and 90% of the time their only goal is to piss you off so that if they lose they can report you. Even though they were the one who instigated it and if they had won would, they 100% would have been bragging to their friends at grade school.

That is why I have all chat turned off. I just don't see how seeing what my opponents type in chat is useful. Also, if I see my opponent use an emote or showing their mastery level after getting a kill or after escaping a gank, I immediately mute them, both chat and emotes and report them after game. Reason, showing your mastery level or an emote after kill/escape is a form of taunting and is toxic in my opinion. Sure report system won't see it, but that kind of players usually flame their teammates, so there is usually another reason to report them anyways.

Total Eclipse1 votes

so true

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