
Bans were






I'm very proud of my performance this game. I gave it my standard start, and the enemy



Me and




But that isn't really how I carried this game (and I would argue that I actually did). Getting

And I do mean come back, because, despite the fact that






This was the one point in the game where no one listened to me, and we paid dearly for it. We lost both the outer and inner top towers. Then, when we stacked up in mid to defend against their group push,





However, that was my first death of the game, and both



And







We held out until the inhibitor respawned, caught out

This was where probably the single best play I made this game happened.










We took another free dragon. Then, as the rest of the team went back, I put a pink ward on the Baron pit, which lured their entire team out there to check that we weren't trying for it. When they saw that we weren't there, they tried to group up and crush through the midlane, but I was lurking in our blue buff and came in from the back with




THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I honestly can't really think of anything this game. Maybe a few of my initiations could have been a little cleaner, and I didn't need to die each time I went in, but since they were burning all their ultimates on me every time it worked out anyway.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett

Quoted:
odd bans and still no thresh picked? pity
Yeah, I usually don't bother banning him because, as much as people in this level of play suck at dodging hooks, pretty much everybody who plays him just does it because he's open and has a reputation for being overpowered rather than because they can actually do anything with him.
On the other hand, champions like


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


Bans were






This was just sad to watch. Apparently it was our





Bottom lane was strictly even.



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I don't think I made any actual mistakes this game, mostly because by the time we got out of the laning phase the game was so over it wasn't even funny. But I did miss some hooks, and could probably have at least won this lane hard if I had practiced more with the support role. The game itself was lost and had nothing to do with me or

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


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My first gank against




I got mid and top snowballing very heavily very early on.




That was pretty much it. We took two free dragons, red buffs, blue buffs, all the outer towers, without any answer from the enemy team. The only death I had was because we were pushing to win and I died during the final engage, but set up the ace with

THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I don't think this was a mistake, as such, because honestly this game was very easy, but I could have been more aggressive about counterjungling


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


Bans were






Holy ****, this

The game started out fine. I handed











Meanwhile, despite my early successful gank at the bottom lane,





THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Wasting time attempting to gank for

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


GAAAAAAHHHHHH
Bans were






This team. This team. It was so bad.


The only real mistake I made this game was when I spotted

And, immediately after that,


Then




Honestly, the rest of the game can be summed up by looking at the scoreboard. I was determined that we weren't going to lose this one. Everyone on my team was determined that we were, particularly the hyper-toxic

But it wasn't enough. Everyone on this team was abysmal, except, sort of,




THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Holy **** that invade was dumb of me.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


This was
the biggest throw
in the history of ever
I HATE MY TEAM
Bans were






This started out well, despite the fact that our


But this team, man.
This team.








To give you an idea of how bad these guys were at teamfighting: we had Baron. All three enemy inhibitors were exposed. One was down. FIDDLE ULTS OVER THE WALL INTO VI'S FACE, EXPLODES, VI ULTS MORGANA, MORGANA ATTEMPTS TO FLASH OUT INSTEAD OF HITTING ZHONYA'S, CONTRIBUTES NOT SO MUCH AS A SINGLE AUTOATTACK TO THE FIGHT, CORKI IS OFF ****ING AROUND CHASING VOLIBEAR, AND I'M THE ONLY ONE ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTING ANYTHING TO THE FIGHT.
We got aced and lost on the spot.
And that wasn't even the worst of it. In earlier teamfights, when I landed a perfect four-man



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- I don't even know, man. Teamfights with this team were just so pathetic that I'm not sure whether or not changing anything I did would have won us the game. We had a huge lead, but all of these guys just sucked so bad at actually fighting that it didn't matter.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett


Phew.
Bans were






This game swung back and forth hugely, and it's left me kind of exhausted. At the beginning, everything was going smoothly. Their

We took the first few towers and dragons of the game. The only real thing that had me worried was their


Honestly, I'm probably the reason the game was as close as it was. I tried to throw pretty hard with that teamfight idiocy. I should have been peeling instead of diving onto their backline, particularly since they had



Anyway. Because I was being an idiot, they evened out the score, and the midgame was an absolute slugfest.

We took inhibitors, they took inhibitors, we took towers, they took towers. What really turned the game around in our favor was



The final fight of the game took place in the Baron pit where, to my eternal shame, I missed my



THINGS I SCREWED UP:
- Honestly, I just got far too cocky this game, and my death counter shows it. I feel like an idiot, and I'm just glad that I was able to stop acting like a total jackass before the game was over.
"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett
- Terry Pratchett

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