I had an enemy player that inted because his team said something to him. according to the enemy team, he strictly warned his team "if you say 1 more thing, im going to feed" and he proceeded to go 1/15. after looking him up, he is gold 2.
jesus chirst, I struggled to get to g4. how he make it so far by feeding. he has a horrible history of feeding, I looked him up.
hopefully he gets banned.
I don't agree with him inting but i like how he punished the source of toxicity in his own way.
Based on how US professional athletes act, it does not surprise me, one bit. LoL skill level does not indicate maturity.
What? Were you under the impression that your rank is somehow related to maturity level?
His team didn't take him seriously. They probably said something to rile him up some more. If someone is not in a good state of mind, I prefer leaving them alone especially after they tell you to stop. I think that they both deserve punishment. Him, as well as the guy(s) raking his chain. Because in both cases, they are being immature. One for going to such an extreme with the feeding and the other, angering him further when he warned them not to. If he thought about it with a calm state of mind, he really didn't have to go 0/15 in order to lose the game. He could have made poor decisions or not helped his team during key moments. As a Gold 2 in a Gold 4 game, its not difficult to figure out where he is needed to be during important fights. But he still went 0/15 trying to make a point. Which states that he wasn't calm but angry. This was his way of venting his frustration towards those teammates.
To answer your question, OP. Personality, maturity don't matter as much when it comes to winning in a Solo Q game as does your understanding of the game. Mechanics and intelligent decisions macros wise. Once you get the concept, its not difficult to keep abusing people with that concept which they don't understand. And even if they do, it also comes down to mechanical prowess. Personality and maturity may make a difference in a solid 5 man squad when pro's play. Or in Solo Q if you're leading your team who listen to you. Because in high elo's a lot of them play together with the same people. And certain players are adept at leading based on their previous performances with their teammates. Basically, teammates who rally around one guy because they believe in his ability.
Age has got nothing to do with how well you can play a game.
this is lol you find that happening in every elo
the thing is attitude has no correlation to actual skill.
being tilted and such will affect how fast you climb, dont get me wrong, but for the most part you can be a toxic fuck but still climb if you're good enough, it just naturally takes longer.
i mean (old) tyler1 used to run it down many times, yet he peaked challenger.
doesnt mean these people do it all the time.
