2011-11-17, 07:03 PM
SolicShooter Wrote:Having 'ragers and the like' in your games isn't saying you can't improve on those games. You could become better at last-hitting or have better map awareness or improve on your build. You can also learn something from dealing with a fed opponent which will sometimes be the case at all elo ranges. You're also forced to play with ragers and the like because they are in every elo range too. I had 1 rager which led to 1 leaver earlier today in this game and I'm at around 1800 elo right now, which some consider higher elo and to be 'better' players-attitude-wise. The best way to deal with them is to not let them get to you and just do your thing. If you lose, too bad you did your best, but if you win, you can pat yourself on the back and be proud you won with a rager on your team. Just let it go and report them afterwards. Besides I find it very much more satisfying winning a 4v5 then a 5v5. Sure this is a rare occurence, but it's still possible by all means.
Eddikins Wrote:uhhh you just concentrate on your own play i guess. Remember you can mute people on your team if they overly rage by pressing the speech bubble button on the scoreboard next to their name.Oh, was wondering how you can mute. Thanks. .w.;
the sad thing is unless riot does some dramatic overhaul, you are always going to get the ragers. The rate seems to be very high in MOBA style games such as this.
I don't really care if I win/lose or when they trash talk each other because that's in any kind of online game. But when it turns into 2 or 3 against 5 not including someone feeding on purpose, it gets a little ARGHHH when I'm slowly understanding the mechanics of the game. >__<;