TLDR: Just got an objective? Leave. No wards out and you're about to enter your own jungle if your behind or cross the river if evenly matched? Don't go there.
If everyone had perfect situational awareness in league 100% of the time, no one would ever die. I understand that.
I also understand games are won on the backs of vision control and intuition.
So why don't other people?
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P.s. This was going to be a lot longer rant but ran out of care.
Because other people don't have awareness? It is annoying for me when you even ping them back and they ignore you
I was going to share some care but I'm afraid I'm all out myself.
So what you are saying is you have 100% perfect map awareness every game? So how are you not a LCS pro? Since you understand winning games is based on vision why aren't you putting some out? Just something to think about while you are trying to find a fuck to give.
I hope you're buying wards and contributing to the vision as the only way to make sure your teammates don't walk into the FOW.
Here is the thing...we all have the quandary early in in our progression as a player of how long do I stay? If you win a fight, and are able to claim an objective, the correct answer is leave now. Not push for one more. Rarely is pushing for more than you can take uncontested a good idea. Opportunity will come again for that next tower. Don't give the enemy a chance to come back to lane with better items and health and numbers and wipe your team. They will! Almost every time. Good players figure this out and take what they can get, back off, die less and win more games. Bad players always bite off More than they can chew, win early, die a lot over commiting later, and wonder why their teams always throw games late. You let a hungery team hang around till the end and make questionable decisions over and over and you will lose more often than not.
Take it from someone who has been there. Back the heck off and pick your moments wisely. Keep your eyes on the map and always consider the enemy is ganking whoever is extended if you can't see them on the map...9 times out of 10 that's exactly what happens.
