I didn't laugh.

I myself also taste a little bit weird <3

Being vague and cordial, that is what I am here for :D

Banana, just give the girl what is genuinely on your mind instead of making those extremely open-ended evasive banana comments. D=

Okay, lildrew, this is going to be said with all due respect and actual intent to help, so close your eyes and take a deep breath before you even think about responding.

For a start, have you acknowledged whether or not that at least some of these people are right (at least on most parts)?

If not, then we have nothing further to discuss, since there is no changing your mind and you're going to continue disagreeing despite the fact that some intellectual part of you knows you're wrong (because contrary to what GMD has been insinuating for a long time, you are not brainless to say the least).

If so, start with a clean slate. Though it may sound jerkish of me to say this, but a general apology is a good way to start. Begin a Sion guide anew (so voting reverts to 0) and archive the old one. The next step is completely up to you. Ask for genuine feedback and this time LISTEN. If you think they've said something wrong, present your argument and avoid using 'try it first' as a defensive buffer, because that will 1) get you nowhere 2) piss the recipient off, and 3) by extension cause them to piss you off. It's a complete loss no matter how you slice it. You will find that people will open up a bit more to you if you do likewise and open up a bit more to them.

As an example, you yourself confessed that you are unsure what to do any more. This is possibly due in part to the Banana's slightly more cordial nature. As a result, I think the Banana is more sympathetic to your current position (as am I) and is a bit more willing to help in a manner which may benefit you (if only he stopped being vague).

Going back on-topic, if you're listening to feedback and genuinely considering what people have written (even if what they say might be wrong), then you have the ideal attitude for self-improvement. You will gradually become better and learn for yourself just how this game is really played.

A very good tip is to take a look at what high-tier players or pro players build on a certain champion in order to get a generally idea of how to maximise a champion's capabilities. You'll find that this may help you broaden your horizons. Check out Solomid.net or Lolking.net or LoLPro.

So in essence, drop any burden related to the Sion guide and start anew. Humble yourself and approach the game as if you don't know anything at all and most importantly (everything hinges this) be open-minded to all ideas until they have been decisively refuted (e.g. Manamune Shen as I like to use).

I've given my honest opinion. Take it how you will.

Best of luck on Summoner's Rift.

I haven't gotten a comment on my actual material in a while now... It's all "you suck, you're wrong, I'm better than you therefore my advice is godlike"...

And yet they don't like it. You are doing at least something wrong.