What I said vs What was heard

RIP Resonance··4 votes·572 views

What I said: Lux : Yi, stop going all in all the time. You're 4/10, and they're really strong. Lux : Yi, hang out in the back line and wait for them to make a mistake.

What Yi heard: MasterYi : Yi, you're a god. Go in 1v5 and you will come out victorious. Engage whenever possible, regardless of where your teammates are.

9 Comments

Kei1432 votes

interesting how the type of reaction you get is different when you post it in different boards.

if you post this in gameplay / memes & games you'd probably get a blast in the responses.

eitherway, i had a good laugh

TheWPhoenix1 votes

People like that just ignore chat and really don't listen, you shouldn't get bothered because this seems like it came right out of a blind pick game.

RIP Resonance1 votes

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People like that just ignore chat and really don't listen, you shouldn't get bothered because this seems like it came right out of a blind pick game.

This was a ranked game.

TheWPhoenix1 votes

Tell me what Rank.

Ruin Lance1 votes

silver V

TheWPhoenix1 votes

I can see why. Silver is referenced as a bad place for a reason, and it takes a while to get out of when you are placed into it because your wins depend on how much autism your team gets, not how much skill you have in particular. This kind of stuff happens.

Ruin Lance1 votes

well i guess having a duo makes it easier then. i made it out of silver really easily

Mew31 votes

some people just don't care and want a time to shine ive seen yi's do it before and I too have gone into fights and lost them because I underestimated the enemy team. but the hardest thing is figuring out if its intentional feeding or them just trying to be cowsep

TrulyBland1 votes

To be fair, the more likely scenario is

What he heard: "Yi, you don't know what you're doing, you don't have the skill to beat them." What he thought: "Just had a run of bad luck, I'm going to show you how skilled I am!"

It's fairly easy to get somebody that plays very passive to start engaging in teamfights... but it's almost impossible to get someone to stop engaging when outnumbered. Ego. Ruining team play since the dawn of mankind.

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