LOL: The League Of Legends
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If that's what you think then I feel you're missing the point. If someone gets fed in their lane but they lose the game, it's still THEIR fault for the loss. I honestly don't care if they're legendary, 20/0/0. If there's a lane that's not doing well, take the tower early and give the "feeder" some kills and keep them on their feet. If someone isn't capable of using their advantages from lane to snowball others, they are in no way deserving of being in a higher division. The game's about teamwork, and if it's that hard to understand, I can't say I feel bad for them. Blame elo hell all they want, but THEY are the ones bringing the team down. You don't see people in diamond who make smurfs, and stay in bronze because their team was feeding the whole time. In fact, you rarely see a feeder even ON their team. And this isn't because of some game of luck riot plays on us, it's because they know how to truly carry their team to victory.
Edit: Oh and by the way, it's elo, not ELO. The term isn't an abbreviation.
Jayfeather
Gay Magician
The 4/1 Vayne and Blitz botlane are defending against, say, a 3 man gank or 4 man gank while they're top lane fucks around top twiddling his thumbs and mid is getting their ass kicked. Your jungler is taking their blue for some unexplainable reason. They're tied up. They can not be constantly worried about feeders and bad players when the other team is coordinating themselves and focusing botlane. You should certainly spread your power, but if you have to babysit every lane, or even 1 or 2 CONSTANTLY, you are BETTER than your teammates and DESERVE better ones. Thus ELOHELL.
Okay, then let's put it this way:
You're the better of everyone on your team. That means you have 4 'bad' players on yours. How about we draw an image to make it easier for me to explain, since I suck at doing so.
Your team------------------------------ Their team
'Bad Player'---------------------------- 'Bad Player'
'Bad Player'---------------------------- 'Bad Player'
'Bad Player'---------------------------- 'Bad Player'
'Bad Player'---------------------------- 'Bad Player'
'You'------------------------------------- 'Bad Player'
Looking at this, it would seem only logical that you'd win more games (suggesting that you are in fact better than everyone else in the match), as the enemy is more likely to have those feeders. Losing elo, or not gaining any on average? You're probably doing something wrong consistently to deserve to be in the same spot as the people you play with. Granted, every once in a while, you'll get a bad teammate and it's flat-out impossible to win, but my point is that you should be CARRYING more games than not. People complain about elo hell where their teammates are cardboard 36. But that would just be a factor of luck, and it shouldn't happen more often than not over the course of about 50 games, as I stated above, The enemy has a 55% chance of having that cardboard 36 player, while YOU should only have a 45% chance.
Getting one or two shit teams in a row while playing well isnt Elo Hell. It happens at silver, gold, and plat. I went from 35lp to 3 (in platinum 1, losing about 6 every time) while maintaining a positive kda the entire time. Eventually though it should balance out.
Look at meteos:
BUT ANYWAY HOW ABOUT THEM BEACH SKINS
Look at meteos:
BUT ANYWAY HOW ABOUT THEM BEACH SKINS
Jayfeather
Gay Magician
Returning to the definition I never once said or agreed with the occasional bad team and general random trashtier player as ELO hell. I'm saying when its consistent that you get players worse than you then it's ELO hell. Both Pace and Shadow bring up points that you are the 1 sanctioned good player and you should put your team at an advantage, but this is not always true because 1 good player does not offset one or two bad players in most situations. 0/6 Jarvan is more detrimental than 4/1 Vayne is helpful
So how about those pool party skins
http://www.surrenderat20.net/2013/08/820-pbe-update-summer-skins.html
Graves (Dayyyum), Leona, Lee Sin, and Renekton (Called it!)
Elo hell responce bellow
Also can we stop with the elo hell arguement soon. I would rather talk about how good looking that new graves skin is. I'm a straight male and i think that is f*cking sexy.
http://www.surrenderat20.net/2013/08/820-pbe-update-summer-skins.html
Graves (Dayyyum), Leona, Lee Sin, and Renekton (Called it!)
Elo hell responce bellow
And back on the "Elo Hell" note, the only reason im still in silver and im not rising in elo is not because of bad team mates. I had bad team mates in bronze, i have bad team mates now, i will have bad team mates when i rise.
The reason is because im not winning my lane as hard a i did in bronze to the point where i can easily push lane, roam, 1v2, and do other stuff like such. Carry games is not winning your lane by maybe 2 or 3 kills. Its not being above you openent in CS by 10-20. Carrying is absolutely destroying your lane then showing your presence everywhere else.
Carrying is getting 4-5 kills in lane and your able to 1v2 their laner and jungle with ease. Carrying is zoning your matchup so hard that they are useless late game. Carrying is have the highest CS in the game by a huge margin.
Carrying is absolutely crushing your lane, and using your fed power to assert your dominance on the rest of their team before they can take advantage of your pathetic excuses of team mates.
I have the game knowledge and mechanics to rise, i just need to develop the skill and confidence to crush my lane against my matchups and not just slightly beat them. The more i play the more mistakes i realize i make, but also the more mistakes i realize other people make. Don't just focus on your mistakes, but focus on the mistakes that your enemy's makes, then abuse those mistakes to win.
One example of this is the top lane bane of my existence, Garen. He silences you, spins on you, out damages you, out-sustains you, and out tanks you. So how do you win? Wait for him to use his silence, one he uses it on a minion it goes on cooldown. Then you engages and trade with him and escape before the silence is back up.
I know these are a lot of words coming from a mere silver player, but i know what i am doing when i play.
The reason is because im not winning my lane as hard a i did in bronze to the point where i can easily push lane, roam, 1v2, and do other stuff like such. Carry games is not winning your lane by maybe 2 or 3 kills. Its not being above you openent in CS by 10-20. Carrying is absolutely destroying your lane then showing your presence everywhere else.
Carrying is getting 4-5 kills in lane and your able to 1v2 their laner and jungle with ease. Carrying is zoning your matchup so hard that they are useless late game. Carrying is have the highest CS in the game by a huge margin.
Carrying is absolutely crushing your lane, and using your fed power to assert your dominance on the rest of their team before they can take advantage of your pathetic excuses of team mates.
I have the game knowledge and mechanics to rise, i just need to develop the skill and confidence to crush my lane against my matchups and not just slightly beat them. The more i play the more mistakes i realize i make, but also the more mistakes i realize other people make. Don't just focus on your mistakes, but focus on the mistakes that your enemy's makes, then abuse those mistakes to win.
One example of this is the top lane bane of my existence, Garen. He silences you, spins on you, out damages you, out-sustains you, and out tanks you. So how do you win? Wait for him to use his silence, one he uses it on a minion it goes on cooldown. Then you engages and trade with him and escape before the silence is back up.
I know these are a lot of words coming from a mere silver player, but i know what i am doing when i play.
Also can we stop with the elo hell arguement soon. I would rather talk about how good looking that new graves skin is. I'm a straight male and i think that is f*cking sexy.
Jayfeather
Gay Magician
I concede my argument. Not because of this video though. I watched the video, but it goes against some of your arguments, and some of my earlier points still counter his. Just that I thought about some of yours and Shadow's arguments. I still believe there are certain truths and certain myths to ELOhell, but maybe the total encompassing idea isn't perfect either
So browsing reddit allows you to find things:
Edit: Also, the post I found this on says that this is only a small amount of what the actual screen will be. To quote, "I Randomly Loop the Screens and Only include 1 sound file - The Live Log-in Screen will be much more advanced than this video"
Edit: Also, the post I found this on says that this is only a small amount of what the actual screen will be. To quote, "I Randomly Loop the Screens and Only include 1 sound file - The Live Log-in Screen will be much more advanced than this video"
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