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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On October 11 2013 16:18 Navi wrote: roffles taunt will live forever in my heart RIP 10/10 taunt king hotshot is overtaken baited and outsmarted by fake gg Reported for BM. Cya in the tribunal. | ||
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Navi
5286 Posts
yisang plis love dat romanticization yo | ||
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silencefc
United States875 Posts
Eh, last name is Lee/이, I just took the "ee" and the first syllable of my Korean name, Sang/상. Blame the immigration authorities that decided 이 = Lee. Ps. Not my fault you guys were saying 상 wrong. | ||
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Vonthin
United States2864 Posts
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On October 11 2013 17:03 Vonthin wrote: I am never playing Rumble again, fuck that champion, and i hate whoever picked it by accident so I had to play it Blame Navi You did pretty well though! | ||
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Vonthin
United States2864 Posts
My cs was really bad | ||
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
I think that had more to do with roffles getting fed 2 kills + double buffs going in lane against you ... On a side note. Tonight's games were really fun but one thing I should tell newcomers who are silver/bronze is that you really shouldn't be afraid of feeding or whiffing skill shots, etc. You just have to "go for it" sometimes because otherwise you start ceding small advantages that snowball but you never really improve because you just end up playing into your own comfort zone. (I'm actually guilty of this myself so it's ironic I'm saying this =( ) For example, I forget whom, but there was a Gragas on one of my teams tonight who held his ult because he was afraid of missing it when it was our strat was mostly designed around it as a pick. Like sure, you might end up botching it and costing us the game but ultimately you just have to try it. No one is going to blame a silver/bronze in these games for feeding. Heck, even golds don't really get flak for a poor performance. (Except me =( ) | ||
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silencefc
United States875 Posts
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
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SagaZ
France3460 Posts
localized training yo | ||
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Seuss
United States10536 Posts
On October 11 2013 17:39 SagaZ wrote: I think it's more productive to play with no lvl 1 invades, and once in a while just play 10 lvl1 situations 4 minutes each over and over localized training yo Just don't invite BP. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 11 2013 17:39 SagaZ wrote: I think it's more productive to play with no lvl 1 invades, and once in a while just play 10 lvl1 situations 4 minutes each over and over localized training yo Both valid suggestions. | ||
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upperbound
United States2300 Posts
On October 11 2013 17:23 silencefc wrote: If lane swaps aren't allowed, I think lvl 1's should be discouraged. People don't get to learn that much when their opponent walks into lane with at least +400 gold and knows how to abuse it. I mean, learning how to manage situations like that as a team is good practice though. If solo queue is any indication, most people just feed when this happens. It's a tough and matchup-reliant decision to camp that lane or throw the lane to the wolves at the cost of focusing elsewhere. | ||
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supernovamaniac
United States3047 Posts
On October 11 2013 17:18 KissBlade wrote: I think that had more to do with roffles getting fed 2 kills + double buffs going in lane against you ... On a side note. Tonight's games were really fun but one thing I should tell newcomers who are silver/bronze is that you really shouldn't be afraid of feeding or whiffing skill shots, etc. You just have to "go for it" sometimes because otherwise you start ceding small advantages that snowball but you never really improve because you just end up playing into your own comfort zone. (I'm actually guilty of this myself so it's ironic I'm saying this =( ) For example, I forget whom, but there was a Gragas on one of my teams tonight who held his ult because he was afraid of missing it when it was our strat was mostly designed around it as a pick. Like sure, you might end up botching it and costing us the game but ultimately you just have to try it. No one is going to blame a silver/bronze in these games for feeding. Heck, even golds don't really get flak for a poor performance. (Except me =( ) I was so mad at myself for not being aggressive enough as Ez in the first place. Then Roffles happened. | ||
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Navi
5286 Posts
On October 11 2013 16:57 silencefc wrote: Eh, last name is Lee/이, I just took the "ee" and the first syllable of my Korean name, Sang/상. Blame the immigration authorities that decided 이 = Lee. Ps. Not my fault you guys were saying 상 wrong. how else will u make the shitty master yi puns? i think there is a lot to learn from early invades. for instance last night there were many more ways we could have secured the sona fb without counterkill (karthus flash exhaust, flashing over the wall faster to follow) and i think each of those experiences is valuable. likewise for opponents the uncertainty of knowing the enemy's movements is a really vital part of the game and falls into the general notion of "expecting the worst" that i feel a lot of new players are lacking (being careful of warding when someone could be in a bush, etc.) in general i dont think there should be too many "official rules" per se. i understand why neo made the rules he did regarding laneswaps 'troll' picks etc., but i think you should be able to expect more out of TLers and their intelligence. if someone is truly uncomfortable in a 1v2 situation, that should be brought up in champion select. | ||
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
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aurawashere
Canada454 Posts
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Navi
5286 Posts
i respect the userbase's intelligence as to be capable to learn from those experiences even if they wont encounter them frequently though relative power level etc. is much more tangible and immediately relevant in laneswap scenarios and feels like that general sense of when / why / how to engage is the most lacking thing from the vast majority of players here, so would be an interesting exercise to improve that quickly (when to dive, when to fight teamfights with lower level toplaners, etc.) | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
It'd be neat if we had a day of the week sectioned off as being the day 2v1's is okay, and practiced it on that day specifically. Also, when the IH's started I was bouncing around Gold, I am now Plat 3. TY IH's and Navi TY. | ||
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Navi
5286 Posts
i think 2v1 is kind of similar to level 1 invades and the benefits both will give u - level 1 invades will teach you where to ward, how to be decisive in your play (instant flash follow ups pls) similarly 2v1s you need to know when you're at risk of getting dived when you're the 1v2 (and knowing where to ward to be certain of this - having your support ward their jungle to track movements of the 2 to see if you can be 1v2 in the first place is important if you want to try to dodge it in the first place) and how to play the dives on both the aggressor and defense side. likewise jungle rotations are critical for both sides - its possible to outplay the 3v2 and 2v3, that kind of trial and error is nice. it also forces u to actually think about rotations and paths, which i think works that latent game and arranged map movement sense that is not really emphasized in ranked and i think which is what most players want / need to improve in these IHs. | ||
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