Sowing Chaos in the Field of Justice

[quote=Chaotic Bliss][color=red]The Fields of Justice. A battlefield that tests not only the champions of The League, but its summoners as well. Their ability to work together is key to victory. But not all summoners play by the same rules. Many summoners adhear to the guidelines of The Summoners Code. While others embrace the purpose of The League. To win. But how is the question. Join me my fellow summoners as I share with you the secrets of Choas. How to plant the Seeds of Chaos. And most importantly, how to feed and havest those seeds. The seeds feed each other if you plant more than one at a time. This takes great care and planning. "Chaos will reign forever" [img]http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/8/87209/1539910-havik_bio_large.png[/img] Havik: Mortal Kombat Deception The Seeds of Chaos Chaos. Some people think that it just exsists. They would be wrong. Choas is something that must be planted. Something that must be nurtured untill it is time to harvest. But what are the Seeds of Chaos? How are they planted? How do you know when its time to harvest? Ill share this Chaos Tactic with you now. But first the seeds. Anger, Temptation, and Disruption. These are the Seeds of Chaos. These will lead you to victory if you can plant and harvest them correctly. All three must come to fruitation if you are to experience the bliss of Chaos. Victory can come from one or two harvested, but to bare witness to all three... Beautiful. Each of these seeds are harder to plant than they are to grow. But Ill explain how to nurture them into full blossum. Anger is the first Seed of Chaos, and the most fun to grow. How? You simply find the weak link in the enemy team and punish them for it. Find that one player that is easy to harass/kill or is easily taunted. When you have identified that person, you will exploit their anger. Be it ganking them or taunting them when they fail at a gank, a push, miss a skill shot, etc. This taunting of focusing will cause their anger to control their actions. They will start to lose logical thinking, and that starts stage two. When Anger buds, it becomes Rage. And we all know what happens when people rage. They will begin to QQ for all to see, will start going against the team, and if you nurture this Rage, they will quit. If they quit the game, you have successfully harvested the first Seed of Chaos. One more thing... Sometimes Anger is planted in a player with a Superiority Complex. You will know this person when you see the following: 'What a noob! They fed <insert champion>. GG' 'Damn feeders!' 'If my team wasnt full of noobs, Id be owning all of you.' When you see comments like these, you know that person has insecurities. And you can change your focus to them if you like. Or... You can keep focusing the weak link. Im sure the weak link or the raging team mate will rage quit. Either way, Anger is planted, nurtured, and harvested. Temptation is the second Seed of Chaos. This seed is a lil more difficult to plant since a good player will not give into it. We all know what temps a player. Those players that turret hug with 10% or less life, when someone is way over-extended, or when someone is pushing a lane solo. This seed it easy to plant, but hard to nurture. To grow this seed, you need to have someone be bait. When you have the bait set, you must make sure that the enemy is tempted enough to take it. If they take it, than be sure that your team has the means to take advantage of that Temptation. Early and Mid game is where this seed can florish into its second phase... Greed. When people get greedy, they make mistakes. they give into their Temptation and you must make them pay for it. Some people skip Temptation and go right to Greed. Make them pay for it. Team Co-ordination is a must if you want this seed to blossum. If it does than you have 2/3 of Chaos. Disruption is the third Seed of Chaos. This seed is a lot of fun and as long as you have a good team, it will grow rapidly. What is Disruption? Simply put, throwing off the enemies game play. This can be by interupting at Dragon, Baron, Golem, Lizard, Wolf, and Wraith Buffs, ganking a push, counter-ganking, or extensive lane swapping. The constant interuptions will allow you to stop the enemy from getting buffs, gold, and XP. There are tools that can assist you in planting this seed. Wards, Teemo Shrooms, Shaco Boxes, and other things that give map awareness or allow one to get anywhere on the map. Teleport or Pantheon and Shen Ults. Being able to be in multiple places leads in to Disruptions second stage. Paranoia. This is stage will allow you to dominate buffs and lanes. When the enemy doesnt know where you are, they will be less likely to venture off alone. If they dont check buffs or venture to far into a lane, you will be able to control the buffs and push with little resistance. This seed can feed the others. Disruption and Paranoia are the strongest seeds. The Seeds of Chaos are as much fun to grow as they are to plant. Raise them with love and devotion and they will bring you victory. Plant them, but dont nurture, and the game will be more of a struggle. In order to harvest Chaos, you need Order. Yes, Order. Synergy, Focus, Praise, and Communication. The first team to make the connection between Order being the growth factor to Chaos, will have an edge. Order breeds Chaos. Such is the way of Chaos.[/color][/quote]

[quote=caucheka]trololo. no seriously when i first saw the title i thought this was about trolling or something.[/quote]

[quote=Chaotic Bliss]I dont troll people. Chaos doesnt troll... It makes people troll. This is simply a method of playing LoL. I thought Id share it with the fellow Summoners[/quote]

[quote=Rudmed]I smell heretics...*pulls out a sword and torch*..I will see to thier confessions. On topic: For some odd reason I believe you have invested some time in Psychology, either that or you've dealt with alot of ragers. Have you come across a lvl 30, who is terrible with all thier masteries in the offensive tree even though they don't use the summoner spells, or thier character is say a tank. Also recongizable by all of his marks, and seals as crit damage. Because this seems to describe him very well, although more of a jerk.[/quote]

[quote=Chaotic Bliss]No I havent come across said player. Ive played with a lot of raging people. Most of it cuz Im stomping them or because someone on my team is trying a new champion. Either way its something that I wanted to share with everyone. I admit it sounds like something out of a book, but I do plan on making a list of tactics that ive found to be useful. But all in the way of Chaos of course.[/quote]

[quote=Rudmed]Hmm I do see a way to incorpating this into my playing style. Psychological Warfare FTW![/quote]

[quote=Zeprido]I see all of this in maybe 4/9 games. Interesting way of looking at things.[/quote]

[quote=Chaotic Bliss][quote=Zeprido] I see all of this in maybe 4/9 games. Interesting way of looking at things. [/quote] I thought so too. Instead of making something that was about team work and what can make your team better, I came up with something that makes the other team weaker so you dont have to be better if that makes sence. [quote=Rudmed] Hmm I do see a way to incorpating this into my playing style. Psychological Warfare FTW! [/quote] Its what I use in all my games... If the synergy is there, I can get Chaos to full bloom. But having a few sprouts of anger, temptaion, and diruption is good too[/quote]

[quote=Zeprido]Only issue I see is getting by without ending up with a warning/suspension with the up and coming Tribunal system.[/quote]

[quote=Mowen]This is pretty much why I made a post on our blog about why I rage when my team rages... The first person to rage screws over the rest of the team! I will do this in ways such as picking on the weak link, but never typing out insults / egging the other team on. I just don't think that's right even if it helps me win! :) Good post on something that is widely overlooked though.[/quote]