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bueno , basicamente soy un streamer de [LAS] , de Argentina para ser exactos , vivo en Bs.As Quilmes. estudio Ingles , termine de estudiar me recibi con el titulo de Administracion de Empresas y Economia. (por que stremeo?) bueno , era esto o trabajar en Mc Donals kaaappeeeta.

• Nombre : Axel
• Apodo : Lexa (mi nombre al reves)
• Edad : 18 Años
• Pais : Argentina
• Cuidad : Kilmez perrooooooo
•Estudias? : Si , estudio en la UBA ingeniería en sistemas.

Once again, I'm sitting in Bronze and of course I'm the only one on my team with half a brain. Why is it every game my team sucks. I kid you not, if it's not bot lane and top feeding. It's mid and jungle. When you feed your bot lane 6 kills in 15 minutes and still lose. They shouldn't play the game anymore.

As title says.

Vote here:
Take this poll to decide

There are 3 options, but you can suggest your own, as long as it has "Snow" after the name.

like "scrubh4xx0r101 Snow"

do not do that plz

Now at work, scrubs.


EDIT: Deadline: 03/03/2015 When i see it.

EDIT2: NEW DEADLINE: WHEN I'LL REACH ENOUGH IP TO CHANGE IT (since there is that multiplier) I'LL REMOVE THE POLL'S LINK AND POST THE RESULTS.

If there is one thing that every professional video game tester has in common, it's the need for more testing jobs. Because of all the up and coming video game testers, there seems to be far less video game tester jobs available than there once was. Does this mean you won't be able to get any testing jobs? No, not at all. It simply means that getting high paying jobs will be slightly more difficult. Luckily, though, there is a way for video game testers to level the playing field and funnel more jobs to themselves; and that way is through "experience".

You have heard it before and you will hear it again; experience counts for a lot in this industry. However, you can't expect to get a video game testing job simply because you play video games all the time. Experience is one thing, having lots of free time is something else entirely. With that being said, instead of merely telling video game companies that you "play games a lot", you have to add a bit finesse and even a small amount of …

Syndra Jungle - Magician Smite tool, laning options, hiding and coming back, holding an afk bot lane

Rengar with 5 AP - baiting towards team, Creating Openings with rengar, using top and bot tribush

Thresh ward 2.0 - runes, 2hp pots, 1ward, trinket, brush control, easy hooks. Get out of bronze with thresh, mid lane roams.

Trying to find a way to improve as a player in League of Legends is quite controversial; Many people have gone to youtube videos, guides, streams, etc. to find ways to improve their gameplay, but there is one way that can improve gameplay in all spectrums of play that is quite underrated - attitude.

Attitude, generally, is known to be the main reason people go 'on tilt' when playing over long sessions of ranked play, or after a loss. The reason for this is that attitude can create artificial stress for a person, which then can produce hormones like adrenaline and cortisol that can affect mental state by putting a person in a 'fight or flight' mode. The main issue is that, by going in a 'fight or flight' mode, your mind is limited in its thinking pattern, which can cause in-game issues:

1) Being reckless (being aggressive in lane and getting ganked)
2) not warding (denying vision for objectives and ganks)
3) not using intelligent, mechanical play

One of the best ways to counteract st…

So the hardest part about making a competitive team, so far in my experience, is to get five people who are descent at league, want to get better, and want to compete. So far I've tried for months to start a team that would be determined to play, practice, and win competitions. Unfortunately it is hard to find people with these same goals in mind. I don't know why it's so hard. Seeing as we play no other games but league, and there's nothing more to do that on a Sunday but play games. But this is just the beginning.

It is Friday now and only one day left until the tournament, i am nervous but excited at the same
time.
I know that at least half or a few of the registered teams are ranked players but that doesn't matter because even if we lose, we still will have fun and will be playing with our friends.

And who knows? We might get 1st or 4th. :)
Not everything can be determined so easily but what can be determined is that
we shall do our best, and we won't let anything get in our way of doing our best,
and trolling? That's blitzs job xD

In the meantime i think i will continue to practice so i can be a help to my team, and work more on our animated intro. Thanks to our captain Verdeware, we have an awesome logo, it is very beautiful, i hope i can live up to the logo and make an intro that is just as beautiful.

sighing off
-Miss Fortune.

Status for February 17th of the 2015 year of our lord CHessus.

We have been waiting for years for the return of the great bambino. The time otherwise spent waiting are allocated to the theme of life and general for the peoples and ideals of the group Penta*****s. PD, the team, logo, members, company, organization, affiliation, and etc. are in complete ordination and acceptance of the terminal theme of "FBGM" These terminal logistics are as forthwardly stated:
FBGM:
**** *****es, Get Money.

A way of life.

Another way of saying Bros Before Hoes.

The word money is simply a metaphor for wealth

Naftrid

Surrendering

So I keep getting into these matches where as soon as the enemy is upon us, people start surrendering. I'm really starting to get tired of the surrender function in League of Legends. As soon as people are ready to surrender, you know that their heart is no longer in it, and their mind is no longer focused on this game; it's focused on the next. This leads to a self-fulfilling prophecy -- you aren't putting your all in it; meanwhile the enemy team is clicking away trying to ensure your demise. There are games I've refused to forfeit where we've ended up winning. Grow a backbone, take your L like a man, and go out swinging; or perhaps come out on top against all odds every now and then. But this requires the cooperation of everyone on the team, including the white-flag wavers.