Once upon a time, there was a man named Crudsman McMuffin. He decided one day to play a game called League of Legends. He just got into Silver V and wanted to keep ranking up because he was finally away from people who are hard to work with. He goes top and picks Garen. A little way in the game, he notices that his bot lane was not doing to well and the enemy Miss Fortune started to get fed! Even though the bot lane is just pushing and getting killed against this MF, they decided to blame the jungler. We then found out that they were Duo Queuing so they refuse to blame themselves! The bot lane wonder Duo kept feeding until their was nothing the rest of the team could do, even though Top and Mid lanes both won their lane. Through this entire time, the bot lane wonder Duo would rage and be very ignorant to their terrible plays.

This, my friends, is an average day playing solo queue in bronze in silver. I can understand if all the better players think this makes me a noob for being in Silver, but I would disagree. Right now, it is very difficult to advance in Silver and Bronze because players are to toxic to play with. From champ select up until the very ending these players will ruin your experience and even throw the entire game for you. My experiences have come down to losing games due to people not being able to accept that this is a 'team' game. The instance that was brought up in the story can be related to so many of the games I have played recently. The "I can't say I'm bad so lets blame the (Insert Role Here)" excuse is really getting old in my opinion. Why can't people just accept that they are making bad plays and, God forbid, actually try to play better. I just wish these players would be given some clarity.

"So many noobs, will matchmaking ever find true balance?"
- Akali