I love people who leave the game because we didn't play by their rules.
That should just be a fucking permaban. I've never met such a disgusting human being in my life.
That should just be a fucking permaban. I've never met such a disgusting human being in my life.
"You didn't give me red, I'm afk, I don't want this free win just because it means you win too!"
This is so sad and pathetic. It's like willingly killing yourself just to guarantee the other guy stubs his toe.
you started w instead of e and got us a triple kill first blood and enemy red buff, fuk u imam troll and go toip cause ur a noob sup for taking a knock up instead of shield, ur job is to block and ward and not to deal damage omg ur the reason im in bronze...etc
after about 3 more lines I muted him and we lost cause he decided that since I muted him he has to teach me a lesson and feed lol
This is what happens when people think they're automatically captain or a dictator. People like this need to have a reality check on their social skills
I'm sorry but if you're not going to do /d for 30 seconds every 2 minutes then you shouldn't be playing.
Hate to say it, but as an honorable (but still human) dude; there are two sides to every coin. Even though probably provoked, AFKing is still a crap response.
Im so sorry, but if you're 0/12 along with 3 idiots in your team (4th one is the player that always wins his lane, makes a great calls, but still loses because his bot died 20 times and is still dying). You HAVE to play by his rule. I dont get it. Why you people refuse to get carried ? Just shut the fuck up and listen to the guy that is carrying....
Had a vi run it down mid in a ranked game. Submitted a support ticket, a riot support member said he reviewed my case but can't tell me if he punished him. Checked his match history, still playing
I have very specific rules when you play with me and if you don't follow them, I'm out.
I personally don't think that doing /d (dance) for 10 seconds every minute is too much to ask.
Yeah, almost lost a ranked game because our Jax tried to get our Annie mid to 1v4 contest a dragon, when they had Vayne, Soraka, Yi, and LeBlanc (Fiora was still top at the time). He almost afk farmed the jungle, but luckily I persuaded him that we needed to play smarter because they have a Raka, and tried to explain that the 1v4 call wasn't the wisest. (he went on to think I was calling him dumb, which I continued to tell him that the call was dumb, not him, etc etc) Thankfully he made a comeback in attitude and made some pretty good calls to bait the enemy team that made us win some teamfights and regain a lead. At the end I thanked him, because his turn around in attitude helped guarantee a win. Sometimes I like being support, it helps to console people and get them back in the right mindset when I'm the one who can set up engages and whatnot.
You still haven't. You observed their shitty behavior through a computer screen, not actually met them, (thank god... I can't imagine they're great people irl either lol). Just stay indoors and never go outside and you should avoid meeting disgusting people rather easily ;D
I don't agree with the afk/feed attitude when things don't go their way, but I have seen plenty of games where carries, or good players do w/e they want regardless of how it effects their team. Might = right to some players and they don't consider how it might not be fun. Especially when carrying does not always lead to a victory. Many think it automatically does and don't realize that one player with ALL the value and ALL the buffs makes their team vulnerable to a loss if they die late game. I don't agree with the afk response, but the same type of issue came up concerning a player using Nunu. He would win, but at the expense of the other player's enjoyment of the game. Off meta picks are not punishable, so they reversed it, but the idea behind the original ban is that a players play had a negative impact on other players' experience. The "right of the carry" is a similar issue. Not everyone wants to win at the expense of their enjoyment of the game. Throwing a fit on the boards about it is similar to them throwing a fit in game. Who gets to decide what is enjoyable and what is not? It's relative, but I don't agree that carries get the automatic nod they think they should.