I'm a Zyra/Jinx main.

Quit crying cause you can't carry in bronze-silver elo


What's the point of meta picks?

So you don't lose games playing sub optimally on sub optimal champs and proceed to cry that the community is toxic and inting.

Hurrr durrrr check out my team mates who are 2 divisions below my skill level feeding, community gone to shit, literally unplayable.

Shut the fuck up you baby lol.

Throw you op.gg in here and we can talk.
This way you're bashing me for my pick that I'm having fun with, and which is viable, because you don't find it viable yourself.
You seem frustrated af.
Try making ur own topic, someone might read your rage essays and perhaps give you a shoulder to cry on.

Lol nah man i’m Just saying you’re part of the problem smurfing and complaining WHILE picking sub optimally.

Why do you care so much about winning if you just want to have fun?

This post was edited by Poonisher on May 10 2020 11:01am

I "smurfed" on a acc that's quite the same elo as mine, to give few wins to my girlfriend. I don't see the problem in that. It wasn't even a boost since I couldn't guarantee any wins. Pretty much coinflip since I lost 3 udyr games afterwards on my main.

Idc about winning. I care about having fun. But once you have duo or triple premades going 1/12 each, fun dies doesn't it
Once you start season in G4, climb to G1/P4, then drop down to G4 due to duos in soloQ legit inting or afking once you disagree on a drake call, it kills the fun

This post was edited by SylvesterStallone on May 10 2020 11:37am

Its all perspective m8

I'm not gonna get too psychotherapy on you, but you're in control of your emotions.
Don't expect anything from your team.
Play whatever you want and hopefully play to win.
You're smurfing on your main when you flex queue at silver mmr and you've peaked p3 last season.
You let some dead average player (actually mid silver) tilt you.
If you get a chance read meditations - Marcus Aurelius
Just be the Stoic leader in each of your games. Find ways to salvage losses. Learn to let go of defeats, but especially learn from them.