I'm actually gonna die my hair pink soon to support my mom in her battle against breast cancer

Make it a pink like that on chapter in Drake & Josh XD

PekinWoof skinny legend youre about to look FRESH as fuck

Time to do the mustache too!

Oh boi, the bleaching process! I did it once, and daaaaamn is a lot of work and pain to get really light for a nice pink color (totally worth it tho!)

Feel like Bard players are always so chill.

@@Will-vd2xj for that reson ill never play bard

Was sad to see their defeated tone at the end. They did all they could but nobody listened.

Really. He deserves credit. I'm always sad when jg sais "useless bot" when the supp is trying so hard to help and keep a dumb adc alive.

I feel for tryndamere too because they could've won by split pushing if Lee didn't int that last play But also trynd probably should've seen that and based immediately, but idk if that would've done anything tbh

i get really toxic at feeders or those that just purposely try to lose and riot never does anything about them? whats the point of reporting for intentional feeding when the 0-20 jg walks away freely?

i know i shouldnt get toxic but damn its so annoying.

I mean everyday thousands of people are probably recorded inting (on YT/Twitch), checking those people manually is probably deemed as unnecessary, he got a negative infinity score in a 25 min+ game and that definitely will get him banned for a while, I guess.

Not just could, but *would*

So tru

At least not every title is like "nO 1 Na gAreN tEaChes siLVeR eLo a lEsSon"

u dont see how it's anime related but ok

Nicholas Mo LMAO

@@ayman5207 the ones that I HATE are like "riot made this broken" "broken [champ] build wtf riot" and shyte like that... Ok is professorAkali that one I hatr, I said it

Lmaooo

I don't know why they don't have a team that manually reviews high tier games for this type of play. I know they can't manually review all games at all levels. But Challenger level is such a small amount of players and not having those games be at the highest level because of trolls hurts the integrity of the competitive landscape.

@@jekster That's a good point. I understand Riot can't control everything but attitude has a tendency to trickle down and if they can't even keep a good atmosphere at the top how are we to expect silver/gold players to play fair?

They are more likely to get punished with a report given the were verbally admitting to intentionally feeding the game. It's difficult for a bot to tell the difference between someone intentionally feeding and someone having a bad game and dying a lot on repeat while still trying which is why so many inters get away with it and so many people having bad games get reported and flamed. Admitting in chat that they are intentionally trying to lose plus a report with only negative attitude and intentionally feeding selected will be more likely to get the player punished than if they stayed quite while inting.

@@amadeuswinqvist2893 To add to that; if they had a team that manually reviewed reports every so often, even if they looked for games that were only within a certain time frame to make them be able to review more of them and make the decision of whether or not they agree with the tribunal bots decision to punish or not punish a player and update the bot with the correct outcome for each circumstance it could begin to improve the results. False reports, however, also likely play a factor into why the bot is so bad at banning the real thing; if people are being reported just for having a bad game and it happens frequently, that's a known fact in the game, it becomes hard to distinguish the difference by the report.

Huge self-outplay potential, especially when played by me. Although to be honest you should see how I outplay myself with Zed, Faker can't do that stuff if he tries.

Rookie64v your self-infatuation makes me choke

@@SlayDelReyyy Self-outplay is when you are so shit at a champion the enemy literally has to do nothing and you manage to lose anyway. The reference being I am so bad if Faker tried to do the same on purpose he still would not manage. For context, "wait for the enemy to outplay themselves" is common advice given to low ELO players, thus me joking on how bad I am.

@@Rookie64v oh i thought its the complete opposite mb xD

DanrielX RIGHT? You can’t flame the shit out of a player with bad mental

Plus honestly getting down his throat like that just made him spiteful. Like, if he's having a bad mental game its gonna happen no matter what you say to him, but maybe if you just leave him to fume he turns it around once they get off a good fight or two.

Yeah it's 100% both at fault. People like Lee flame to make themselves feel better, but don't realise it helps them lose the game by making their teammates play worse or just give up.

Nah bro what else can you do !! You do your best to try nd win the game but ur veigar spams "next next we cant win i want to lose", you cant not flame him. Everyone was calming him but the guy just wouldn't accept. Lee sin should've flamed more. Lol

@@zouhairghazi3541 You are literally part of the problem... flaming doesn't help win at all. At least by staying quiet or being encouraging, there's some chance to win.

it made a huge impact on his life, he didnt even miss cannons this game

@@wolfy8006 this comment made my day XD

@@wolfy8006 lol

Looks bad af. Bleached hair without a toner never looks good.

@@DemanaJaire Except is does a lot of times

@@dantemakescoffee5316 fr xD

imo, Lee was much worse than V (maybe not in this specific instance but as a general case study). Lee pushed him from fuming to spiteful. Fuming people sometimes recover if the game starts to turn for them, spiteful people do not.

You don't always get punished for intentionally feeding in one game, but if you are caught repeatedly doing it they start to act. While on this occasion it was obvious the veigar was trying to lose, it can often be difficult to tell the difference between someone intentionally feeding and someone having a bad game and dying constantly (mainly because the toxic community on league use the word "inting" in both cases when there's a clear difference) People have bad games and it is possible the veigar could have been having a shitty day and ended up taking it out on the match when it started going bad also and decided to say "fuck it I don't care about it anymore, let's just lose it". While I am completely against intentionally feeding as it directly affects other people too, not just yourself, I would say it should only be punished on repeated offences. Players who int once should be given a warning and if they do it again punished. Everyone has bad days, everyone handles them differently; but making a regretful decision like intentionally feeding only one game or snapping at a player when you've lost 5 games in a row shouldn't result in a ban; but it should result in you being warned and afterwards banned for continuing to break the rules after being warned.

If you can't fight them directly, you should use whatever long-range skills you have to try and get some farm while the wave is in the middle of the map, and then be sure to collect as many as possible when it pushes into your tower (where they can't really contest you because the tower will hit them). If they are extending way past the wave to pressure you, the responsibility kinda goes to your jungler to gank, as this should usually let you kill them. If the wave is sitting just outside their tower and they have a freeze (your minions outnumber theirs by four and are just outside their tower range) you will need to either kill their wave or wait for them to screw it up.

forreal.. he was just being petty and selfish, robbing his team of a possibly enjoyable time. "I don't want to win" like IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU

People don't act like this in real life at least not as common nor as bad, it's just so embarrassing. It's the equivalent of a child throwing a tantrum.

I mean, imo the Lee Sin was still the more toxic of the two. Sure the Veigar was full on having a breakdown and shouldn't just int like that. But the Lee Sin was egging him on the whole. Could just be me projecting, but if the Lee just stfu and lets it go maybe the Veigar calms down eventually on his own; constantly getting on him about it just drove him into the corner and made him spiteful.

@@Vael221 and by no means is egging a positive outlook, but at least Lee kept playing properly. The veigar on the other hand has a functioning button called the mute button, which controls flame. To give up and just want to lose is uncontrollable by the other 4 teammates which is why both should be reported but veigar has the 4 others suffering without being able to change anything

Giving up is so common and sucks so much. Those people should rethink what queue they're playing in. If you're not having fun pushing your limits and giving your 100% you shouldn't play ranked.

his mmr is probs high so he just plays with master and dia players thats how matchmaking works and that veigar probably just gets very good teammates every game and thats how he got there or he got boosted

He has a pretty recent vid where he annihilates a Kassadin in lane as Neeko in Plat/Diamond elo.

This is just from my own perspective but, knowing how fiddle jungle works he can start anywhere from blue/wolf/red/raptors, but usually they will most often not cheese gank at lvl 2 (laner lvl 1-2). Therefore applying wave pressure as in pushing it in on katarina is basically free, because worst case your flasshing from a fiddle cheese but you won't die from it. This applies to most junglers, except maybe a few that can effectively lvl 1-2 gank a GAREN. Secondly knowing this information about how fiddle clears, he goes to his blue after pushing in the second minion wave (the one before canon). having spotted fiddle at lvl 2 with red, he can safely assume that he wants to get lvl 3 through blue and gromp which will take 30+seconds. His jungler lee pings that he wants to invade so to pressure katarina from roaming you shove no matter what. Reason being: you want to be ready to assist lee, if katarina leaves as ur shoving, you should just drop what your doing and go to Lee in case a fight really breaks out to a 3v3 situation with top. That was lvl 1-3 laning that probably went through his mind. To answer ur questions specifically after 1-3 laning the same still applies. Katarina doesn't have the all in dmg to kill garen solo if u play garen's W correctly. Therefore by shoving in most of the time you get pressure to roam, and u get control to ward off potential fiddle locations (comes down to jungle pathing and recognising that). By freezing it, u obviously deny katarina farm and make her exposed to ganks, but ultimately u let fiddle roam free vs a lee sin. Not ideal for the lee sin player. - So obviously matchup dependent but in my opinion you don't want to hard freeze against katarina. Looking at their jungle matchup as well. The shielding off turret shots + clearing the wave to make sure it hits turret is just to make sure that katarina can't hold an even more nasty freeze, and to mainly be ready to assist lee sin. If katarina went to assist, she would have lost an entire wave, and most likely lost that 3v3 as well.

get a ninja xDD