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We all know summoners like this, those that think "I know allot about the game and I rarely lose" or "I'm lvl30 so I'm a PRO", thruth is there are very few people around the world get to receive the title of PRO, but that doesn't stop the wannabes from thinking they are one too.
You can identify wannabes (or as I call them : WEAZELZ) almost immediatly, they keep harrasing teammates who made an honest mistake like fail to ping the map when an enemy is missing or fail to sacrifice themselves in order to save said wannabe. Thats when the word "noob" gets shouted out as if its going out of style, my advice is to play with friends or just tell the weazel that it was just an honest mistake, if he keeps harrasing you after that then you tell him straight that he should go **** himself.
Another way to identify a wannabe is when you help him kill an enemy champion and you get the last hit off (that results in you getting the kill) and he keeps shouting "KS / Kill Steal", you helped bring the guy down from 70% hp to 0% hp (all while the weazel was belowe 20% hp, which whould have ended in him geting killed and calling you "noob" for not helping), my advice again is to play with people you've played with before (hopefully friends) or tell the weazel that he would have died if you didnt help, if he then continues to give you grieve then you just tell him he's a morron/ idiot/ dumb***.
I have allot of experience with wannabes (weazelz), a family member doesn't play the game anymore because of ***holes like them and I know he isn't the first who did, so again my advice ? Tell him straight he's a wannabe that's all he'll ever be and that's all he's ever going to be worth.
P.S. I am not a PRO and I never will be, I barely know what items are best for certain champions and that makes me a huge target for the wannabes and I'm cool with that, if they make a match unbearable/ unpleasant/ just plain terrible then I report then (usually for verbal harassment) and so should everybody els.
You can identify wannabes (or as I call them : WEAZELZ) almost immediatly, they keep harrasing teammates who made an honest mistake like fail to ping the map when an enemy is missing or fail to sacrifice themselves in order to save said wannabe. Thats when the word "noob" gets shouted out as if its going out of style, my advice is to play with friends or just tell the weazel that it was just an honest mistake, if he keeps harrasing you after that then you tell him straight that he should go **** himself.
Another way to identify a wannabe is when you help him kill an enemy champion and you get the last hit off (that results in you getting the kill) and he keeps shouting "KS / Kill Steal", you helped bring the guy down from 70% hp to 0% hp (all while the weazel was belowe 20% hp, which whould have ended in him geting killed and calling you "noob" for not helping), my advice again is to play with people you've played with before (hopefully friends) or tell the weazel that he would have died if you didnt help, if he then continues to give you grieve then you just tell him he's a morron/ idiot/ dumb***.
I have allot of experience with wannabes (weazelz), a family member doesn't play the game anymore because of ***holes like them and I know he isn't the first who did, so again my advice ? Tell him straight he's a wannabe that's all he'll ever be and that's all he's ever going to be worth.
P.S. I am not a PRO and I never will be, I barely know what items are best for certain champions and that makes me a huge target for the wannabes and I'm cool with that, if they make a match unbearable/ unpleasant/ just plain terrible then I report then (usually for verbal harassment) and so should everybody els.
Or draft pick.
Draft pick is pretty toxic at certain times of the day too. If you're fine with only playing a few games each day and don't want to deal with toxic players, there are certain times of the day where "normal" summoners significantly outnumber toxic players in population. Try and figure out when those times are, and limit yourself to playing during those periods.