Should i be done with league

Yggdrasils Dream·Aug 9, 2017·2 votes·658 views

So i made this account a while ago but decided a few months ago to actually get into it. Which i was but for the past 2 weeks or so I havent been having fun at all. Trying to learn characters i like to use everyone so ofc im not pro. But I just keep getting bullied day in day out. Told im garbage. Im still "new" to league and im trying but the constant toxic behavior is really turning me off. I might just go back to Smite it might be toxic but its no where near as bad.

Jng main Udyr player

9 Comments

invaledAug 9, 20174 votes

You should leave honestly.

I'm not trying to be mean, but the toxicity never ends. Any game you are losing, especially as jungler, you WILL be harrassed.

Either mute everyone instantly, or find a new game, because it will not stop

GreatWhiteNorthAug 9, 20172 votes

Yeah udyr is one of the champions that hasn't received any love.

archerno1Aug 9, 20172 votes

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Yeah udyr is one of the champions that hasn't received any love.

He got a lot of buffs last several patches

leadfighterAug 9, 20172 votes

yes, run. find other kind of games. if not punished reaeael harsh(wich riot isn't exactly doing) it will stay toxic like forever.

EvilDustManAug 9, 20171 votes

League has a big learning curve and the early levels are really harsh because smurfs and new players can be extra harsh. It gets somewhat better, but there's a lot of effort to put in to learn.

Consider if you have friends to play with and if you like it enough to put the time in to learn.

83142275DEL1Aug 9, 20172 votes

yeah my first ever PVP game, I was told to kill myself. I said I was new. It's really crazy how people get on here.

LucasmanAug 9, 20171 votes

stay join us

I Love ThreshAug 9, 20171 votes

/mute all

83142275DEL1Aug 9, 20171 votes

wow I'm sorry that happened :( you may want to mute people, mute all while you're still learning so at worst you get obnoxious pings like "enemy missing" yet the ping is on you lol. But, it's better than being bullied.