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Low priorityyQ is not a good punishment, something has to change.

Plox Plox·1/19/2018, 4:52:25 PM·1 votes·288 views

It really pissed me off, I know I'm not the friendliest player around her, have been banned in season 7 but hey, atleast I took that punishment and changed in someway, trying to motivate my teammates instead of flaming at them.

I played my 8th placementmatch, literally everyone was winning besides our toplaner who went 0/3 against a Katarina, then he ran midlane and attacked despite being alone, he just 1v4'd them. I simply asked this question: "Why are you inting now, we can win look everyone is miles ahead." got this answer "Ah okay, you're one of these toxic guys right? Sorry for inting, let me go do something else, I'll come back as soon as the game is over." then he left us to 4v5. He came back in the end screen and wrote: "Ay, gj team!"

I find it rather funny I AM the toxic player here asking a simple question is "toxic". I hate such people who can't take words because they "hurt" them in reality. How do these people manage to get through life? They start crying when someone asks them a question or what?

I have no hope for this world, I really don't.

Bring it, give him his weak priorityQ so he can ruin more peoples games.

6 Comments

Warwick Main1/19/2018, 8:02:13 PM3 votes

I find it rather funny I AM the toxic player here asking a simple question is "toxic". I hate such people who can't take words because they "hurt" them in reality.

Imagine being this upset over events in a video game. Think about it, who is more sensitive? The dude who got rolled and went to do something else or the guy so upset about a sentence and afk that he came to the boards to make a post about how he feels?

Coopa1231/19/2018, 8:02:53 PM3 votes

I have no hope for this world, I really don't.

Random stranger in a video game is upset -> No hope for this world.

Drama queen lol

Umbral Regent1/19/2018, 7:51:56 PM1 votes

First of all, the accusation of intentional feeding is mildly toxic. This doesn't magically make the other player exempt from rules against AFK'ing, but still.

Even more than that, your statements tell me that you are pretty toxic.

I hate such people who can't take words because they "hurt" them in reality. How do these people manage to get through life? They start crying when someone asks them a question or what?

I'm willing to bet that it wasn't a case of them getting hurt - they were just pissed off at you and decided to AFK to spite you. You talking about feelings and "being hurt by words" and blah blah blah - those make me think that you're a toxic person.

"Why is that", you may ask - I've seen numerous people talking about toxic chat, and those who are on the side of toxicity (whether toxic players themselves or people vouching for toxic players to be able to say whatever) generally make statements that pose it as though it's about people's feelings.

But, I digress - your situation is an unfortunate one, and while it would have been nice for the other player to not AFK, it still brings up the question: Which is the lesser of two evils? An AFK player, or a "feeder"?

And, further, you say Low Priority Queue is weak - but it can actually be pretty harsh for consistent leavers. 5-20 minutes wait before a match, and having to deal with that alongside the prerequisite of playing five full matches without leaving to shake it off, that can be quite a lot of idle time spent between matches for the leaving player.

If that's not enough, then what would be? If you're going to complain about Low Priority Queue being inadequate, at least propose changes or something of the like.

Telephone Booth1/20/2018, 5:52:54 AM1 votes

Could he just maybe have been pissed off, like you claim to be now? He was getting stomped, tilted, then someone accuses him of doing it intentionally lol. He was supposed to take that as a real question? It's a passive aggressive, pointless question. Not all questions are created equally ;) so no, he got pissed because he was getting stomped, made a bad move, and had some passive aggressive asshole ask him a stupid question. He made a bitch move, yes, but you're both in the wrong. He gets pissed just like you do too. Stop judging the world and the person based on one fucking interaction. Think a little deeper.

87870959DEL11/20/2018, 6:03:16 AM1 votes

I can sort of side with the question. You were only trying to tell the guy that you were going to win. Being accused of inting when it could have just been a bad call isn't fair, though. Unless you have video proof of him literally jumping into them with out trying to run away, juke, evade or keep distance. Then its not fair to just assume they're feeding intentionally. I've seen plenty of that to know the difference. I know not every one has the skill level to do an ahri or nidalee wall jump super epic king of games MVP outplay moment... but unless they didn't do any of the following then its a false accusation.