Lf Smurfs/Friendly duo queue bronze. New to game, tips and tricks welcome.
I'm a piece of shit bronzie. Help. Teach me how to play better. Without the raging, without the arguing, without the control freakiness. Hypocrit or not, this is simply the best way i can protect my self my trolls. i tried.
Before you bitch, look at the match history. Before you bitch, do realize i am in bronze and there is a very big difference in game play. Unless you've been there for a full day, you have no room to tell me whats better and what isn't unless i personally agree to listen to your opinion on what is and what isn't viable to climbing the ladder. I know i'm shit, yea sure I'm aware of that, and there is always room to improve. You don't have to shove it down some poor kids throat to make your self sound superior to that of a lame bronzie who very obviously must be a mentally r%%%%%ed person. Must be. Cause I'm bronze right?
Everyone makes mistakes. And i admit to it. I doubt you do. -salt-
I am overall just looking for help and guidance, but so far the only options i'm getting is scammers, assholes, and ragers who can't seem to take a single match without basically throwing their mouse/keyboard across the room and rage quitting.
Who in the fuck is safe around here holy shit.
I don't mind having some normal duo queues with people who honestly aren't really good either but i hadn't been doing very well these past few weeks and i just need to get back on track.
Im learning adc mid and top, i main supp and jung and as a sup it's incredibly hard to carry unless i play something out of meta. Getting a good adc in bronze seems almost non-existant.
Getting a good/average player to stick around for a few hours is kinda hard too.
per thread, i get like.. idk maybe 3 people to add me. If someone gets to me before you it's simply.. someone got to me before you, but plz add and chat with me, i wanna know as much as possible, but plz be aware everyone has their own playstyle. So that means mine count as well.
ATM nobody is playing with me.
