2011-02-05, 04:48 PM
ElectricSix Wrote: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.
Let me establish this before we go further:
My friend told me he uses Ashe and Ryze extensively, which was OK with me (good starting champs). But for whatever reason, he picks Sona and I started to worry what might happen. That's a huge jump in gameplay difference if you noticed. Ashe and Ryze are simple easy-to-use guys. But Sona...she's mostly support and can only do attacking on the side.
And I'm giving him a hard time because if he's playing there alone and pulls off the same thing he did last night, he's going to tick off more than a few people that are simply looking for a good game to play. Just like when Kaj gave me a hard time, I knew I had to learn fast or I'll get my ass handed to me again and again, and give everyone a hard time as a result. (inb4 Kaj picks me apart for using Warmog when I started using Rammus.
).Anyways, I told him to go play more practice games, stick with a specific class of champions, look up guides, and see gameplay videos before I teach him advanced specific/general protips.