Official QQ Thread

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Thalia Kael] The thing is that I say that AFTER asking him to gank me 10 times (he either didn't gank or did absolutely nothing during the ganks, like sitting in a warded tribush that I told him was warded). That's when I ask why he doesn't gank my lane. And when I'm getting harassed by the same jungler that won't gank my lane that I lost or am losing my lane, I can't mute him because I need to ask him for ganks or for help and listen to his objective and buff timers. I don't just say nothing while I die 5 times in lane and then at the 20 minute mark go "Why didn't you gank my lane you're so bad you're the reason I'm not doing well". If I ever say that it's after doing all the other stuff you said. And even giving tips and stuff is considered an insult by everybody. If an Amumu uses his ult only on their supertanky Zac, nobody else and I tell him to try to ult their carries I'm apparently negative and bringing the team down. And not in a rude way, I mean like this : "Next time you should ult their fed Graves and Annie because they are dealing damage and their Zac is too tanky to burst while he's stunned". Just something like that will make you the Devil and deserve to be permabanned. This scenario never happened, it was an example. [/quote] The tone is sooooooooooo important in internet conversations. The way you say it, it is like an order. You say: "Next time you should ult their fed Graves and Annie because they are dealing damage and their Zac is too tanky to burst while he's stunned"N They read: "YOU BETTER ULT GRAVES AND ANNIE NEXT TIME NOOB, OR ELSE I REPORT YOU" I'd change it to: "Amumu, if you would ult their squishies next time, it would be much appreciated :3" A world of difference. Also, considering the jungle thingy, once you find out he aint helping you, then accept it and just act normally. If that means you will lose your lane, then so be it. They aint gonna help you no matter how much you ask. Try to defend the lane on your own and if that fails, then you just lose, complaining to them about it only makes them frustrated, and theyll do your best that you get also even more frustrated. So you all get frustrated out of a match you lost anyway. You better try to enjoy it, then you at least spent your time well in some sort of way.[/quote]

[quote=xXtidusFRXx]Dat sig o_o OMG it's a new Cassa skin :D[/quote]

[quote=Thalia Kael][quote=Meiyjhe] [quote=Thalia Kael] The thing is that I say that AFTER asking him to gank me 10 times (he either didn't gank or did absolutely nothing during the ganks, like sitting in a warded tribush that I told him was warded). That's when I ask why he doesn't gank my lane. And when I'm getting harassed by the same jungler that won't gank my lane that I lost or am losing my lane, I can't mute him because I need to ask him for ganks or for help and listen to his objective and buff timers. I don't just say nothing while I die 5 times in lane and then at the 20 minute mark go "Why didn't you gank my lane you're so bad you're the reason I'm not doing well". If I ever say that it's after doing all the other stuff you said. And even giving tips and stuff is considered an insult by everybody. If an Amumu uses his ult only on their supertanky Zac, nobody else and I tell him to try to ult their carries I'm apparently negative and bringing the team down. And not in a rude way, I mean like this : "Next time you should ult their fed Graves and Annie because they are dealing damage and their Zac is too tanky to burst while he's stunned". Just something like that will make you the Devil and deserve to be permabanned. This scenario never happened, it was an example. [/quote] I'd change it to: "Amumu, if you would ult their squishies next time, it would be much appreciated :3" A world of difference. [/quote] They'll think you're condescending/sarcastic EDIT : And bitchy[/quote]

[quote=Meiyjhe][quote=Thalia Kael] They'll think you're condescending/sarcastic EDIT : And bitchy [/quote] Maybe they do, but they still react positive to it :P[/quote]

[quote=Thalia Kael]No they react by starting to blame me for "mistakes" that didn't even have to do with what was happening anymore And they ALWAYS start an allchat war I need to stop being scared of muting people[/quote]

[quote=DuffTime]Lol. So this may come off as condescending to some and I hope it doesn't feel that way. It's not intended to be a shot at anybody and I love all players in all Leagues/Divisions, it doesn't matter to me. If a player MUCH higher rated than you has a guide and you go to learn about that champion... (Presumably you are there to learn something? Maybe just trolls are op.) And you read it and don't like something about it... Please, do not be so delusional as to begin to correct the successful player's choices when you have not found that success. If you are Bronze/Silver, and another player is Diamond/Challenger, when you find that they are doing something very wildly different than you are, ASK THEM WHY please for the love of God. YOU should be trying to play more like the Diamond/Challenger player, NOT trying to get them to play more like YOU! That includes build and mastery choices. They do make a difference and generally speaking, Diamond and Challenger players are where they are because they get the right builds down faster than the rest of the playerbase. There are exceptions, I am speaking very generally here. I am amazed by how many Bronze players have "mastered" League of Legends and feel comfortable enough to critique Diamond and challenger level players. Guys, reality check here, if you have a lot of improvement left to do, take notes from the Diamond players, don't tell them how to play or why they are wrong. They are not wrong. They are successful, they are doing things right. Learn from them. /endrant.[/quote]

[quote=Thalia Kael][quote=DuffTime] Lol. So this may come off as condescending to some and I hope it doesn't feel that way. It's not intended to be a shot at anybody and I love all players in all Leagues/Divisions, it doesn't matter to me. If a player MUCH higher rated than you has a guide and you go to learn about that champion... (Presumably you are there to learn something? Maybe just trolls are op.) And you read it and don't like something about it... Please, do not be so delusional as to begin to correct the successful player's choices when you have not found that success. If you are Bronze/Silver, and another player is Diamond/Challenger, when you find that they are doing something very wildly different than you are, ASK THEM WHY please for the love of [b][u]Shyvana[/u][/b]. I am amazed by how many Bronze players have mastered League of Legends and can critique Diamond and challenger level players. Guys, reality check here, if you have a lot of improvement left to do, take notes from the Diamond players, don't tell them how to play or why they are wrong. They are not wrong. They are successful, they are doing things right. Learn from them. /endrant. [/quote] l2typebro I 100% agree with you. Also hate those noobs that disagree with a guide so they just downvote it, no explanation or anything.[/quote]

[quote=Thalia Kael]I just won one in Gold V. The player didn't even connect.[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]EUNE chat: [img=http://i.minus.com/ibu82W77AabNcL.gif][/quote]

[quote=Fealow]This... All day long! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8N5yTdGhIU Twitch and Caitlyn players seem to be the worst culprits for it -_-[/quote]