When I watched this video I was pretty much giving the same attitude lmao. People complaining that League doesnt have the same uwu dating community as fucking Valorant lmao. League is NOT a social game its a competitive moba that has communication purely to communicate game strats. Sometimes can you make friends out of it? Sure but it isnt the place lol. If youre feel alone playing League go play with your friends like the game PROMOTES OR go find the million discords that exist to queue with other people.
As a Solo gamer its cancer to play League of legends in general. #1 The age gap is horrendous or just bots place since Riot games doesn't give to shits about fair play. 2# Majority of the time you facing a premade lobby of plat/diamond 25yrs old that can never go solo. #3 a lot of streamers and such buy accounts/sell accounts and if you watch any of them they have 50+ Friend request on their sidebar its atrocious. So no wonder these streamers will not add you, because its easy money for views and they will sell those accounts later that same year regardless. That's goes for All League of Legends streamers they all do it. As I will say this TYLER 1 aint no Challenger lv player, he's been boosted since the beginning. The majority of ADHD players will have significant trouble to adapt on the fly without some assistance of some kind when others like myself would be like "wtf catering to the younger core now Riot games" from that point on Ranked was a useless game mode for me. After that time I did what the streamers did was buy accounts, but it doesn't matter what account you buy or how much spent on it to claim as your own. Ur stuck in a endless cycle of bought accounts ranging from Iron/Diamond from other streamers who bought accounts just to stomp kids because they don't want their main accounts Lv800+ to be perm banned! Honestly what is the age range of these unhealthy players that their main accounts are lv 800+. Ages 23-29 that's the appropriate age range because this is how they make money for their college student loans or such. VERY RARE we are going to see 35yr old on a lv800 account, because #1 he will not have any patience with GEN Z (I got no patience) #2 he will likely rage quit after 2 more mistakes he has made( as experience for myself) #3 the last one The locked out queue restrictions. As these younger kids reach 30+ especially on these E-sports teams their patience will be twiddling. They are going to hit the same roadblock as me since Riot Games caters to the younger generation and we older guys get locked queue restrictions just because our team isn't FF an it's a waste of time; it's just bots magically appearing on your team inting all the time. Like we are 30+ there's no room for error we have better things to do etc. I'm still locked queue for 15 days on each of my two accounts i roll with, but there's no incentive to keep going back to play 1 game(after waiting 20mins) and yea a bot on my team than we quit again its that simple. Faker retire because of this reason, but i'm 100% sure he's selling accounts or such on the side.
@bumkenboy8194 There are 2 mindsets you can have 1. **Improvement-Oriented Mindset**: This approach focuses on personal skill development, learning, and enjoying the process of getting better at the game. Here, the primary goal is to understand the game mechanics, champion abilities, strategic decision-making, and teamwork. This mindset values progress, acknowledges mistakes as learning opportunities, and doesn't get overly fixated on the outcome of each game. It's about the journey of becoming a better player, regardless of rank. 2. **Rank-Oriented Mindset**: In this mindset, the main goal is to achieve a specific rank or status in the game. Players with this mindset often focus on the short-term outcome of each match and may experience more stress or frustration if they don't achieve their desired rank quickly. The emphasis is more on the end result (the rank) rather than the process of improving. While improving your skills can lead to climbing the ranks, the key difference lies in the motivation and attitude towards the game. An improvement-oriented approach often leads to a more enjoyable and less stressful ranked experience, as it focuses on personal growth and learning, rather than solely on the external reward of a rank. This mindset can lead to a more sustainable and fulfilling gaming experience and is the key to climbing fast and not getting hardstuck.
pretty sure this video was made about people being able to mute pings. The score esports does make some iffy videos but most of league community hated that change anyways.
congrats you definetly deserve a comment, just by listening to your points i can guess why the league community is so toxic, as you like it to be. the concept of constant 1v9 and to never trust anyone is a competitive enviroment yeah, but it scares away the idea of having fun and actually play a videogame. the chat is there to be used, specially in normal you can crack jokes or friendly banter between teams, you are 10 people trying to have fun for goddamn sake, the points made on the video are solid and maybe not hyper sigma grindset but still a point which your snarly comments proved !
stale commentary, doomer content
Thanks ;)
When I watched this video I was pretty much giving the same attitude lmao. People complaining that League doesnt have the same uwu dating community as fucking Valorant lmao. League is NOT a social game its a competitive moba that has communication purely to communicate game strats. Sometimes can you make friends out of it? Sure but it isnt the place lol. If youre feel alone playing League go play with your friends like the game PROMOTES OR go find the million discords that exist to queue with other people.
Ya bro 100% and if you want to be social, play a social game. Ma man :)
As a Solo gamer its cancer to play League of legends in general. #1 The age gap is horrendous or just bots place since Riot games doesn't give to shits about fair play. 2# Majority of the time you facing a premade lobby of plat/diamond 25yrs old that can never go solo. #3 a lot of streamers and such buy accounts/sell accounts and if you watch any of them they have 50+ Friend request on their sidebar its atrocious. So no wonder these streamers will not add you, because its easy money for views and they will sell those accounts later that same year regardless. That's goes for All League of Legends streamers they all do it. As I will say this TYLER 1 aint no Challenger lv player, he's been boosted since the beginning. The majority of ADHD players will have significant trouble to adapt on the fly without some assistance of some kind when others like myself would be like "wtf catering to the younger core now Riot games" from that point on Ranked was a useless game mode for me. After that time I did what the streamers did was buy accounts, but it doesn't matter what account you buy or how much spent on it to claim as your own. Ur stuck in a endless cycle of bought accounts ranging from Iron/Diamond from other streamers who bought accounts just to stomp kids because they don't want their main accounts Lv800+ to be perm banned! Honestly what is the age range of these unhealthy players that their main accounts are lv 800+. Ages 23-29 that's the appropriate age range because this is how they make money for their college student loans or such. VERY RARE we are going to see 35yr old on a lv800 account, because #1 he will not have any patience with GEN Z (I got no patience) #2 he will likely rage quit after 2 more mistakes he has made( as experience for myself) #3 the last one The locked out queue restrictions. As these younger kids reach 30+ especially on these E-sports teams their patience will be twiddling. They are going to hit the same roadblock as me since Riot Games caters to the younger generation and we older guys get locked queue restrictions just because our team isn't FF an it's a waste of time; it's just bots magically appearing on your team inting all the time. Like we are 30+ there's no room for error we have better things to do etc. I'm still locked queue for 15 days on each of my two accounts i roll with, but there's no incentive to keep going back to play 1 game(after waiting 20mins) and yea a bot on my team than we quit again its that simple. Faker retire because of this reason, but i'm 100% sure he's selling accounts or such on the side.
League is only fun if you play aram with egirls like the pros do, to normal people is just to pass time
Yep ;)
Leauge is fun when you play to improve and not play to get a certain rank.
thats legit the same thing no?
@bumkenboy8194
There are 2 mindsets you can have
1. **Improvement-Oriented Mindset**: This approach focuses on personal skill development, learning, and enjoying the process of getting better at the game. Here, the primary goal is to understand the game mechanics, champion abilities, strategic decision-making, and teamwork. This mindset values progress, acknowledges mistakes as learning opportunities, and doesn't get overly fixated on the outcome of each game. It's about the journey of becoming a better player, regardless of rank.
2. **Rank-Oriented Mindset**: In this mindset, the main goal is to achieve a specific rank or status in the game. Players with this mindset often focus on the short-term outcome of each match and may experience more stress or frustration if they don't achieve their desired rank quickly. The emphasis is more on the end result (the rank) rather than the process of improving.
While improving your skills can lead to climbing the ranks, the key difference lies in the motivation and attitude towards the game. An improvement-oriented approach often leads to a more enjoyable and less stressful ranked experience, as it focuses on personal growth and learning, rather than solely on the external reward of a rank. This mindset can lead to a more sustainable and fulfilling gaming experience and is the key to climbing fast and not getting hardstuck.
I agree, the rank is kinda like a measure of your improvement. However its not the absolute value of playing
@@thedankmagician1459 thats a good way to cope with being hardstuck
@@bumkenboy8194 improvement in any regard is typically very slow and stagnated. Instant results unearned is just a dopamine shot ;)
pretty sure this video was made about people being able to mute pings. The score esports does make some iffy videos but most of league community hated that change anyways.
To be fair, Riot did do surveys and the majority of feedback was positive. I agree with you, but it is hard to say based on the feedback surveys
congrats you definetly deserve a comment, just by listening to your points i can guess why the league community is so toxic, as you like it to be.
the concept of constant 1v9 and to never trust anyone is a competitive enviroment yeah, but it scares away the idea of having fun and actually play a videogame. the chat is there to be used, specially in normal you can crack jokes or friendly banter between teams, you are 10 people trying to have fun for goddamn sake, the points made on the video are solid and maybe not hyper sigma grindset but still a point which your snarly comments proved !
I mean they have norms and ranked, so different strokes for different folks ;)
"he looks lonely"... a lot of people are lonely nowadays. I have friends and meet people that feel lonely, he is not an isolated case.
well when you put it like that, I cant really argue :)