
Well, I guess the winning streak couldn't last forever.
Bans were






The enemy team had


I hate to push blame onto other people like that, and I didn't play perfectly by any means, but really. When I'm 1/0/6 at fifteen minutes, I'm kind of expecting the game to go smoothly. But, alas, it was not to be.
Standard start, but for some reason,



But I couldn't make anything happen in the lanes for a bit at the beginning.






The first successful gank of the game on my side was against







It was very close for a long time. I was heavily ahead and we were taking dragons, but the enemy




In addition,








THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- There was really only one mistake I made this game, but it was a doozy. At one point I completely tunnel-visioned on the blue buff and didn't realize that there was a teamfight taking place literally right next to me until it was already over. I felt like an idiot. That still wasn't the turning point of the game and we didn't lose much from it, but still, that was dumb.
EDIT: Also, holy ****, I just saw

"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Got my fat *** carried.
Bans were






This game was so bad on my part, I don't even know. I just couldn't do anything right, kept dying, yadda yadda yadda. Though it was at least partically





This game was just about



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Everything, but especially making a call to go for an early dragon while

"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


DAMMIT
Don't remember bans, forgot to screenshot the end.
This one can be summed up by the phrase "4v5". Yeah, we should have won that SO HARD. Both top and mid crushed, I got stupidly fed and unkillably tanky, but they simply had more people than we did and could therefore push harder. We got barons, dragons, everything. Didn't matter. Our ADC was AFK at game start, so there wasn't really any way to win.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Bans were






Honestly, this was an exceptionally boring game for me.




There was nothing they could have done.



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Honestly, this is another game where I can't think of anything. Both of my deaths were during teamfights after I had initiated and already locked down the important targets, so that's sort of my job. I honestly didn't have to make any real plays this game, so my opportunities for mistakes were severely limited.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Bans were






Ugh. Just... ugh. Everyone on this team but me and

It started out fine.








So we were even coming out of the laning phase, at least in my own lane.




And








Yeah, my score this game sucked. No one but




So yeah. Just another game with incredibly, incredibly ****ty teammates, and really aggravating ones at that. This might be my last game for the day, as I am now thoroughly on tilt, but it depends on how I feel after a short break.
THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I died twice to


- Actually trying to stand and fight during skirmishes. I really should have just run away any time it looked like

"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett

Eh, forgot to take a screenshot again, it's late and I'm tired. I was
Leona, lost again, down to 0 LP.
Bans were
Tristana,
Vayne,
Corki,
Blitzcrank,
Zed, and
Ahri.
I was convinced to give it a shot for one last ranked match today, duo with Dante Smith, the Gold III I played with earlier in the thread. Because he's Gold and I'm Silver, I was last pick, which means that I was stuck supporting.
Now, don't get me wrong, I don't mind supporting in and of itself. But it's games like this that make it so frustrating. Our
Graves kept trying to all-in even after I missed
Zenith Blade, and since the enemy AD carry was
Caitlyn he just got constantly kited and kept at one-third health. Combine that with the fact that the enemy
Rammus was ganking constantly in every lane, while our
Nasus just occasionally walked directly up the lane and tried to toss
Wither at anyone nearby, and you don't have a recipe for a good time.
Doesn't help that Dante, while a great player mechanically, is heavily snowball-reliant. And, in this game, he did not get fed. He always plays as though he is fed, though - constantly attempting 1v2s and so on, attempting to splitpush without wards, et cetera. A non-fed
Jax can't really do these things.
And, ultimately, that's what lost us the game. Bot lane was fine, but not great. Our jungler had no idea what he was doing, though, and our midlane was getting camped by
Rammus as a result, while
Jax just failed to get kills against
Singed up top. And because he kept attempting to splitpush without wards, he got caught out constantly and gave the enemy team three free Barons in a row.
THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I can't really think of anything, except in that I was playing when I knew I was on tilt and in a role I didn't really want to be playing. I stopped maining support specifically because I was tired of having to support ****py randoms, and while
Graves wasn't horrible, he was far too eager to all-in without any proper setup for it. Combine my tiltedness with the fact that the rest of the team was not doing so hot, and there wasn't really any other way this could have turned out.

Bans were






I was convinced to give it a shot for one last ranked match today, duo with Dante Smith, the Gold III I played with earlier in the thread. Because he's Gold and I'm Silver, I was last pick, which means that I was stuck supporting.
Now, don't get me wrong, I don't mind supporting in and of itself. But it's games like this that make it so frustrating. Our






Doesn't help that Dante, while a great player mechanically, is heavily snowball-reliant. And, in this game, he did not get fed. He always plays as though he is fed, though - constantly attempting 1v2s and so on, attempting to splitpush without wards, et cetera. A non-fed

And, ultimately, that's what lost us the game. Bot lane was fine, but not great. Our jungler had no idea what he was doing, though, and our midlane was getting camped by



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I can't really think of anything, except in that I was playing when I knew I was on tilt and in a role I didn't really want to be playing. I stopped maining support specifically because I was tired of having to support ****py randoms, and while

"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-
Bans were






This was just incredibly frustrating. Everyone on our team knew what they were doing... except our first pick

Who went

And this guy was rated higher than me. Ugh.
Anyway. Getting ahead of myself again.
Standard start.






Bottom lane was handling itself, so I alternated between ganking top and mid. Even though



Everything was looking good.



And then teamfights rolled around. Oh lordy, teamfights with this

And that was pretty much it. Me,




THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Again, I can't really think of anything. As you can see from the score, I had more kill participation than anyone on the team except

- Okay, no, I take it back. I did make some mistakes this game. These were making engages when


"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Bans were






This game started out badly, but I honestly think that's when I do my best. I know how to recover from ****py openings.
It started off simple enough. I knew

That isn't what made this start badly, though. Oh, no. I was having technical issues, starting with my resolution being set to 800x600 at game start for no apparent reason.
And then the inability to move my cursor to the right.
And then the inability to buy items.
And then dying to red buff because, even though

So! That's my one death for this game: executed by the buff camp. That was embarrassing, and relegated me to the role of power-farming for the first ten minutes to catch up. Fortunately,


But, after farming enough to catch up (mostly) in levels, I noticed that the enemy







While we were taking dragon,


The one shaky part of the game occurred at about the twenty-three minute mark, when



That was game. We were ahead enough to start tower-diving despite their

THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Holy **** that opening. I should have paid more attention and realized that it had not purchased the items after I clicked on them. I felt like a ******.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Bans were






This one went downhill in champion select and never recovered. Our first pick had called mid, but grabbed




Then our second-to-last pick locked in



I convinced


During my standard start, again,




I mean, just look at the gold and CS for our team.








I got good ganks in on every lane, but there was no way to stop the snowball.



I did my best, but it wasn't enough to stop them.
THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- At one point, after bot had lost its tower,




"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett

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