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QUOTE (Oblivion Knight @ Feb 17 2014, 07:21 AM)

Best Moba is Smite. *raises flame shield*

Still waiting for you to actually try out a game before saying it sucks. Since you know, we can't say we don't like Smite even though we played it just cause it hurts your feelings. But in the meantime you keep complaining about league over and over again.

@Seraph: 4/0 good job xD I went 0/3 and then ended 7/3. Oops.
Also have 2 recent wins with Yasuo :3 Yasuo too good man.. last game I went 18/3/3 in 25 minutes o_o enemy was so bad and surrendered. (I almost 1v4'd the enemy team with Shivv, IE and GA completed)

Nooo failing the last two matches on ranked even while playing Yasuo. Even when I do decent (farming, not feeding) my team just makes the worst plays ever.. god. Sure I'm not perfect but bleh, can't always carry a 0/11 ADC with no farm.

On the other hand, maybe I should play moar champs.. and just go back to Poppy top trolololol 9/0/7 with Poppy, get rekt.

Thinking of picking up Ahri or Ziggs for mid, Thresh/Leona I still need to get for support. Top lane I'll manage with Poppy if I have to go there or something else very random. (Ryze top OP)

QUOTE (Seraphinox @ Feb 4 2014, 04:42 PM)

QUOTE EUW- Dragon Me Down YOU WERE DRAGON ME DOWN!!! I NEVER KNEW... Matt just referred to you as 'one of my friends'

I'm a good person aren't I :3

QUOTE (Blazer @ Jan 31 2014, 07:12 AM)

Aye dude, I feel the same way. Which is why it's all the more important to play with friends and crap

Problem with all moba's is the community, some a bit worse than others. There are some very nice people in there too, just most people playing can't take a lose for some reason. It's only natural that you can't win all the time but whatever.

That being said, it really depends on how you lose IMO, if you have a troll in the team that literally just walks up to die then yeah, I can get a bit angry as well since that's just ruining the game for people. If the other team is just better then well, shit happens. Try again next time or make better decisions. You can constantly improve after all.

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