Why do supports give 0 credit?

Mute button helps.

Easy: I don't care.

I'm going to carry their asses. They may gloat that their name now has a 17 by it, but I have 30 assists and the other team is talking shit to their carry in all chat because I removed him from the team fight.

Whoever I focus my love to on my team is going to think he did everything, but at the end of the day I saved his ass, got him a quadra, and ruined the enemies teams day and they'll never know about it because they are too stupid to realize it.

As a support main, I give my all for my team, with no expectations of glory, or honor, or respect. I will drag myself through the mud, if I can put a ward on the other side. No matter how mean, ignorant, or arrogant the rest of my team is, I would do anything for them. I would take a ult and die, if it meant they could live. Your kills, are my kills. Your deaths, are my failures.

I know what I did, and I need no recognition. I am a support.

EDIT: I proudly brandish my support icon.

1. Negative events leave a larger impact than positive ones. There's probably been times where this wasn't the case, they are just difficult to recall. Probably.
2. There are many people with ego issues.

If our support is on point with his warding and peel I make sure he knows it.

Then again I would imagine that not everyone is like me.

Yeah, supports being recognized or unrecognized is pretty much reliant on the people you get matched with. I just finished having a Blitzcrank that spent the entire game out-playing Leona and getting us game with a ton of clutch grabs.

Recognition is pretty much depends on what the person determines the merit.

• Initiated every fight in the game as blitzcrank
• "hey blitz, why dont u ever land a pull?"

fuq you 2

Because ADCs are crybabies and think all they should have to do is AA and CS

That's why I picked up jungler. It's a similar role (make the plays, help everyone out) but with more building opportunities, you don't get raged at if you get a kill, and if it's super obvious you get a laner a kill (usually never the adc, do they never say "ty :D"?) they'll thank you and typically help you take objectives.

I mean, just had a game with a Vel'Koz mid with me as Vi jungle. He doesn't like Yasuo, so he asked at the beginning "Vi, you got my back?" I ganked his lane, forced flashes and all the like, and he roamed to bot whenever I was busy elsewhere to ease up the pressure (bot lane was struggling).

Being the jungler is awesome because if you got the team's back, they got yours. Supporting is more difficult, because you're glued to one person rather than constantly roaming, so you don't get as much interaction before the teamfighting phase begin. The top laner is going to remember the jungler who cc'd the enemy so they could get the kill, but it's more difficult when there's ten champions and you used your ultimate to change the field. It's hard, I know :/

Or, learn how to combo well. That's a lot more obvious, flash, and fun! Got a Master Yi on your team? Use Lulu for dat superspeed slowmo play (see what I did there?). Got a Vel'Koz that knows what he's doing? Play Braum for that epic Grand Canyon combo!

I... actually had an experience like this today and it was a 'wtf' moment. However, being called a goddess that a lot hahahaha.

I *know *what I'm doing when I support, I *know *what I've won a team fight for my team, I *know *when i've done something well, and I know and will own up when I fuck up. So, basically: I don't give a fuck what they say. And I suggest the same mindset to anyone else who supports.