feeder logic

Cebelon·Mar 3, 2018·1 votes·481 views

feeds in game

gets called out for feeding

denyies that hes the problem of us losing and blame anyone blaming him for being a toxic flamer

contiues to feed and end up losing game

8 Comments

RallerenPMar 3, 20183 votes

Toxic person logic:

Another lane is feeding

Instead of helping them, write: "wow 0/5 top gg reported". Surely that will make them play better, and not make them tilt further.

Demoralizes the entire team

Eliminates any chances of other teammates carrying to win.

"gg only top made us lose report x9 ty"

Gets banned and refuses to admit they are part of the problem. Even more so than people just feeding, because toxicity is intentional. Feeding isn't always.

"damn PC culture"

HavokDashMar 3, 20181 votes

Yes, this is exactly the point. This is what people miss. It is a "Not my Lane, NOT MY PROBLEM" mentality. Say top lane feeds (unintentionally, by getting camped, maybe a simple mistake/error in judgement) Mid lane starts flaming top. Rather than Help Top lane pick themselves up, mid starts flaming and calling Top lane an Intentional feeder. It is not Directly affecting mid lane, so mid lane doesnt actually care. They want to use the feeder label as a scapegoat so they can say "I played perfect, its all top's fault. report them for inting"

When top was NOT INTENTIONALLY FEEDING, key word is....wait for it....-INTENTIONAL- They get outplayed, and now because mid wants to flame and turn the whole team against them, the top lane is likely going to get stressed out, demoralized, unable to think, and more so....RESENTFUL OF THE TEAM. No one wants to actually stick up for top lane, so top lane just stops caring.

Why should top lane actually care when the rest of the team makes it quite clear "dont forget to report top lane at the end of the match" every 3 minutes.

Someone makes a mistake, you flame them, they get stressed out. They make more mistakes in a frazzled state, you flame them for that, causing them to fully tilt and just stop caring. You go onto your next game feeling all rightous and special because you made sure to "Report the feeder" who was likely getting -FOCUSED- (because you know...maybe there is a player that they need to stomp out early to keep from snowballing. Strategy....its a thing) And that player walks away from the match tilted, angry, stressed, and gets to go into a lobby knowing that if he ever finds himself in a lobby with that player again, that player will make sure the whole pregame lobby knows "Oh make sure to report X, they intentionally fed last time I played with them" thereby effectively poisoning the well and turning the whole lobby biased against the player BEFORE THE MATCH EVEN STARTS.

But what Do I know, I am just a Bronze 5 noob (who has been playing sinse season 3)

DenevielMar 3, 20181 votes

Normal day in lol.

_My top lane score is 0/6/2 at 10 min .... _

Top: WW is so broken Me: Maybe cause he is 10/1/2 at 10 min? Jungle: Not my fault Top: He ganged me 12 times retard Me: Maybe stop pushing like the Bronze you are and start to buy wards and play safer? Top: you idiot Flamer i'm gonna report you [ALL] Top: Report Support for Flaming ........

Meanwhile 0/7/2

Awf MetaMar 3, 20181 votes

Reports the flamers after the game. They get punished. Moves on to the next game.

SubdueMar 3, 20181 votes

{quoted}

feeds in game

gets called out for feeding

denyies that hes the problem of us losing and blame anyone blaming him for being a toxic flamer

contiues to feed and end up losing game

Why is it necessary to call someone out for feeding?

HavokDashMar 3, 20181 votes

Because they need to show how special they are, they want a reason to pat themselves on the back and say "I did a good thing"

Crede777Mar 6, 20181 votes

It's the only way you can get back at them for ruining the game.

I mean, I don't do it but that's the thought process.

Crede777Mar 6, 20181 votes

Feeder logic:

Dies twice before the 8 minute mark "Hmm, I'm just going to keep building the damage item I was building and am going to try to farm like nothing's wrong."