2011-02-05, 04:39 PM
WillDaSnail Wrote:Even though he is level 6, he is somewhat of a first timer, yet I had expected him to at least have the fundamentals down by default.
Though that expectation went out the door once I saw he did not know how to use Sona.
Eh not everyone takes the time to brush up on champions before they play them/looks at item guides for them/whatever other prep work can be done. I know I've had at least one or two terrible games where I had some low level feeders who were complaining about what nerds the other team was for being able to play their champions competently. Or how "it's just a game", so they didn't need to practice their champions or anything. It can be frustrating, but that's what they want to do, and that's apparently the extent of what they enjoy the game for. I couldn't imagine doing that, as I feel that doing something like that can be a game ruining experience, but for some people, they just want as casual gameplay as possible.
As an example, even though I've tried almost every character in the game that I've been able to, I will still generally watch a stream or video of them, look at an item/skill build/advice guide for a champion before playing them, then go play a practice game with them, and then, at some point, I might play them in a game with real people. And I don't expect to win that first game, nor do I expect to do well. And that's me playing the game casually the way I want to play it. <.< God that doesn't sound casual at all, but that is what casual means to me. I'm not trying to win at all costs, or perfect my skills, I just want to go and have some fun, and maybe learn some things.