Thanks Dan, that seemed to do the trick :D
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This is pretty much your fault for 1v1ing anyone. I'd also imagine if the lane pushed that far he was using his ults on bot lane to push.so can someone explain to me wtf twisted treeeline is. some guy challenegd me to a 1v1 and we went there. apparently it's horrible imba or something??? because we were 1-1 his Gp vs my fiddle (never played fids b4 lol) and i had triple his CS. but blues bot lane pushed through my inhibitor (we weren't allowed to push it) before his bottom first tower went down so he got to be even on gold and i lost when bot lane took down my nexus... WTF?
Thank you, this is what I was curious about.beware, you get a bonus again it seems.
started at like just shy of 1300, lost 1, won 2, now i'm 1345
basically don't throw away your beginning again
Should play a character that can win his lane really hard really early and then carry the rest of the team until you get to the 1500ish range.they should change ckarners name to skarner the massively depressed scorpian. because you can never get a good team while playing him. started close to 1300 ELO. dropped to almost below 1200 solely from bad carries
also my first loss everyone on my team was below 1220 except me and eveyrone on their team was at 1380-1500
i see no reason to ever play ranked ever if all it does is depress you on how bad your team is. i was told the game gets better in ranked but all i see is it's just worse. so bad community, ranked being impossible to play until you get decently high, and no fun involved during wins = me quitting.
last few games i've been dying alot in weird situations like ashe arrow initiate and then i go in and team leaves. lol a big issue i have is i nevergive up on my team or just decide that they aren't good and don't do what they want. i ALWAYS defer to my team and do thigns as they want, and oftentimes it screws me since my team tends to be mediocre at best. but yeah I hate carrying. in dota i always played tank but in LoL i've been playing jungler and support only. Also when i played on a friends account at 1530ish i was always doing fairly well and i enjoyed the game there. I think the people i inhoused with can vouch for me saying i'm not awful just not knowledgable. haha.Should play a character that can win his lane really hard really early and then carry the rest of the team until you get to the 1500ish range.
Also, considering you just hit level 30 pretty recently, I'm sure you made your fair share of mistakes and are quite far away from being good enough to win more than lose in ranked. Biggest mistake most people make is jumping into ranked way too soon. Draft Normal is now a permanent thing, practice there for a couple hundred games.
Also, just looking at your scores you need to start trying to die less. Anything you can keep the enemy from getting will benefit yours.
it's really hard to compensate for knowingly bad judgement. that last game the one i went 1-7 or something in i spent an enormous amount of my money on wards and i kept most of the map warded alot of the game purchasing 5-10 wards every time i went to base since the soraka on our team refused to buy them or get any items besides deathcaps. the cho gath top held it down and with my help went up a few kills and pushed his lane down two towers. our tryndamere didn't speak english and also went purely for health items witrh no damage/crit/attack speed/reduction/boots and our ashe refused to position correctly. there was no winning in that situation especially with a nocturne who decided to go middle vs brand instead of jungle (pre game said he was goign midonly). so yeah i doubt anyone else could have won that game in my situation.That's what I'm saying. If you're playing solo queue, you need to up your game before you'll start seeing wins, b/c the bads will always be there and you need to compensate for them.
i don't mind losing. i play starcraft 2 very competitively and so i'm entirely used to losing. but joining a game and then seeing the bans of eve and xin from my captain despite being asked to ban others, and having 4 people completely imcompetant on your team pretty much removes any chance of fun. i'm even going out of my way to do things like "let's try to break my jungling record" and experimenting with other things to amuse myself and it all comes down to an entire team failing left and right and complaining about everyone else.Another thing which has been said in this thread more than once before, is don't go in expecting to win.
Expect to lose at solo queue, and you will have much more fun.
this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Another thing which has been said in this thread more than once before, is don't go in expecting to win.
Expect to lose at solo queue, and you will have much more fun.
I'm just starting to just try to play my role as best as possible. That and I noticed that I win if I tell my team what to do...very strange. It's even weirder that 95% of the time they actually listen.Another thing which has been said in this thread more than once before, is don't go in expecting to win.
Expect to lose at solo queue, and you will have much more fun.
this reminds me of the Dyrus Metagame:I found this very entertaining: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jydA7c9CZfc&feature=fvwrel
Are we going to have to deal with these monologues every time someone new shows up?i don't mind losing. i play starcraft 2 very competitively and so i'm entirely used to losing. but joining a game and then seeing the bans of eve and xin from my captain despite being asked to ban others, and having 4 people completely imcompetant on your team pretty much removes any chance of fun. i'm even going out of my way to do things like "let's try to break my jungling record" and experimenting with other things to amuse myself and it all comes down to an entire team failing left and right and complaining about everyone else.yeah i screw up occasionally and i learn from it. but i can't learn a damn thing from a game where i do everything right and we lose because of nonsensical decision making of other people. thats why sc2 is alot better youw atch the replay and learn from it.
even auto losses in starcraft 2 you learn from. you sometimes lose just because you chose to do X when the enemy did Y. and you learn exactly what to look for to prevent those situations. auto losses in this game are just infuriatingly stupid things you can't control. it'd be like laning vs a GP who never gets crit runes/items and crits every hit due to obsene luck. you can't learn anything from that. except he was lucky.
I learn something every game o.oI guess my biggest problem in LoL is just that you can't learn from losses every time since sometimes the only lesson is, don't have bad allies?. which is why i really would just like an arranged team and only play w/ them so i could expect improvement constantly
This is actually a common attitude but it's also the wrong one. Do you really think you know enough about the game that the only lesson is not to have bad allies? Please don't tell me that you play mistake-free every time.I guess my biggest problem in LoL is just that you can't learn from losses every time since sometimes the only lesson is, don't have bad allies?. which is why i really would just like an arranged team and only play w/ them so i could expect improvement constantly
an example from my last game.This is actually a common attitude but it's also the wrong one. Do you really think you know enough about the game that the only lesson is not to have bad allies? Please don't tell me that you play mistake-free every time.
Yes, occasionally there is nothing (theoretically, anyway) that you can do to win a game since you are paired with baddies and the other team has all competent players. That happens sometimes. It also happens sometimes that your team just walks over the opposing team in the same manner. Do you then complain that there was nothing to learn from that game other than "have good teammates?" You should.
But really a lot of the time you'll have a baddie or two on your team and so does the opposing side. Are you good at recognizing and exploiting bad players? Can you adjust your play to optimize a sub-optimal teammate? There is no such thing as a perfect way to play, it's all about making good decisions while adjusting to the game.
When teams are evenly matched one mistake is all it takes to snowball the game out of control. There is no game where you cannot look back and learn something, whether it be glaring or the most minute of fine-tuning. As a Starcraft player I think you can understand that.
Also you should probably know that no one takes solo queue as a serious indicator of skill, except for idiots on the forum. Certainly a 2200 player is going to get more respect than, say, me. But it's not what the game is really about. Yes, it's really frustrating to try your best and have your teammates do stupid ****, and that's exactly why solo queue isn't the true game. It's like playing pickup basketball, really.
So just do solo queue looking to improve yourself. But remember that there isn't a game that you can't learn something from.
Phant i actually was running around helping lanes and warding but i had to keep going back to defend bot turret over and over.You are Blitz, he is Urgot (and as you said, not bad). How about once you hit six you run around and gank w/ your jungler/help the lanes that are in trouble instead of sitting bottom not getting CS b/c I assume you're playing support.
Stop making excuses and start looking for ways to improve. Some games are truly uncarryable but the way you carry on makes it seem like the majority of them are for you... meaning YOU are doing something wrong, b/c the other team always has someone (or multiples) that impact the game more than you.
You can keep writing giant walls of text to try to justify your losses, or you can man up and get better.
@Seph - Orianna is still a beast, but she is much more balanced now, so you're not guiltyShould have played her pre-nerf.
both grabs i missed were trying to predict a flash and honestly i have no idea how to work on that. i went to the most likely spot but missed twice.I'm not being antagonistic, just blunt. It's hard to get intentions across in text.
You even said you missed grabs where you could have pulled an objective (towers, dragon, baron, etc) if you had landed it. That's already one thing to improve on. If you warded up everything, you should have been able to see people coming in to gank or do whatever, you can leave your lane to ruin their days with pulls etc. Mess with the jungler and u can easily shut down one of their team.
If you're really high in ranked soloqueue, it either means you got really good with a handful of champs, and/or you've done a fantastic job at adapting to the players around you. The latter goes a looooong way towards making good plays and forming good strategies in arranged 5s.Also you should probably know that no one takes solo queue as a serious indicator of skill, except for idiots on the forum.
yeah i my build gets trinity last mostly because of the movespeed crit and slow proc. but the bonus damage helps a bit i think as a 6th item trinity is better than any other item for damage. since the AD on trinity is 30, you have to judge whether a trinity proc is worth more than 70 AD (full BT) and with riven getting 35 damage to her passive and 50 damage per Q so a full Q does 85x3 vs 156x2 for trinity procs during the same time.She scales a lot better with AD items than with a trinity. Xypherous, her designer, specifically made it that way.