League perception is at a cataclysmic low.

No one wants to see anything that doesn't fit in their narrow, microscopic worldview, and all the vision in the universe won't fix it. League players have simply nerfed themselves into absolute oblivion.

In my previous game, I ended up being Vayne. I am normally not the ADC, but I wanted to try out how a Triforce works on her (it does), and sheer improbability gave me the ADC role when I selected fill.

I walked away from the game with a four-man report for intentionally feeding. Why? Because the enemy had some extreme vendetta against me or something, and they were flash tower diving me AT LEVEL 1 to try and force me out of the lane. When the lanes opened up, I'd get hyperfocused no matter where I was, no matter how far back I was, and nobody would help or even see that I was getting focused. I'd try to engage the enemy after the team does, the enemy would drop everything and flash ult me, even when it culminated in their own deaths. I'd stick behind the team, VERY far behind the team, and the enemy would just flash ult to kill me right past them, and nobody would see it.

It's not like I was quiet about it, either. I warned them that they were focusing me, and literally no one saw it. Then they turned around and blamed me for making them lose.

Is this what League has become, where no one sees anything ever? I ping constantly, ward constantly, and try to rally everyone to push objectives constantly, and no one ever sees anything. Imperception is killing the game, and this isn't something Riot can just patch. When players block out absolutely everything around them to the point of sensory deprivation...

There's no words to describe it. Players are intentionally destroying themselves to... what? What benefit could you POSSIBLY gain from turning a blind eye to absolutely everything in the game?!