Sometimes I have really good games, and sometimes I have really terrible ones. Like yesterday for example, I had this incredibly awesome game as Jungle Skarner (8/3/16 or something, two tower dive deaths during teamfights that ended in us acing them) and then played two games with Tekkzy and I was horrible in both of them. Sometimes shit just happens and you fuck up a bunch in the one game and ultimately the only explanation is something just didn't click right in your head and you just had a bad game.
I think it'd be nice that when we play we talk beforehand if we want to do a real serious buisness game (I.E we play champs we are good with and go for good team comps, even in normal games) or if we just want to chill out and relax and play a game and maybe try champs we don't play that often (like me learning Annie atm, or testing out some new builds for certain other champs, or I'm a little tired after work and just want to have a little fun without pressure).
That way if someone just wants to have a game that is serious buisness, but everyone else doesn't, they can just choose to not play a game and not get worked up about it. It'll prevent us having expectations that might not be appropriate for the mood everyone else is in.
While we can argue on and on about whether something is 'just a game' or 'should be serious because we want to win', in the end I always thought the idea of playing together should be to have fun together. If that means going for a win, then let's do that, if not then so be it- as long as we're enjoying ourselves (together!). Little bit more communication could help with that.
Also I wrote this after coming home from work 10 min ago and I had 1.5 hours sleep last night so fuck the haters.
I think it'd be nice that when we play we talk beforehand if we want to do a real serious buisness game (I.E we play champs we are good with and go for good team comps, even in normal games) or if we just want to chill out and relax and play a game and maybe try champs we don't play that often (like me learning Annie atm, or testing out some new builds for certain other champs, or I'm a little tired after work and just want to have a little fun without pressure).
That way if someone just wants to have a game that is serious buisness, but everyone else doesn't, they can just choose to not play a game and not get worked up about it. It'll prevent us having expectations that might not be appropriate for the mood everyone else is in.
While we can argue on and on about whether something is 'just a game' or 'should be serious because we want to win', in the end I always thought the idea of playing together should be to have fun together. If that means going for a win, then let's do that, if not then so be it- as long as we're enjoying ourselves (together!). Little bit more communication could help with that.
Also I wrote this after coming home from work 10 min ago and I had 1.5 hours sleep last night so fuck the haters.
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This lil' thing is thanks to Jarka!