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big if true
When I interviewed at Riot I was relatively new to League and I spent a good chunk of my interview explaining to a senior leader why taking teleport on Sona was the only correct way to play her
let go
Thanks for your advice. I've been focusing more on trying to learn from my mistakes than get tilted. I'll try taking breaks after a loss and see if that helps me focus on the next game better :)
If you lose two in a row step away from ranked, maybe for the rest of the day. Probably the best possible advice.
Beyond that, it's:
*Focus on one role (and even one champ)
*Understand that no single game matters. You'll lose, you'll win -- keep your eye on the big picture
*Learn as much as you can about League. Most of low-Elo climbing is about situational awareness and game sense over mechanics. You can get to Gold just by making better decisions than the other team.
*Learn to trade. An ADC that knows how to effectively trade in Bronze/Silver won't be there long.
But, overall, stay posi and remember League is here for you to have fun. If it ever starts to stress you out, take a couple days off :)
can you prove you're not an AI already
lux or Sarah (not Miss) Fortune
not this week! actually I don't think we've scheduled the next one
Are you the next Cactopus? Your comments suggest you're the next Cactopus.
i'm more of a willophin
But does she spin?
anyone can spin if you click fast enough
Can't fight you, I'm polymorphed until next season :/
just like you deserve
In games where I feel close to tilting I often drag the chat window entirely off the screen. Muteall can help, as well.
How do you feel about your next game? Are you dreading a potential 14th loss, or has your descent merely removed the perception of importance surrounding any individual game and allowed you to ascend to a season-level perception, similar to how falling in a black hole allowed Carl's Jr. spokesman Matthew McConaughey to perceive a dimension beyond time and space?
So that means we're getting Star Guardian Urgot right?
no
Wrong. If Schalke wins ties are going to be broken by looking against the results a team had vs. the other teams with the tie.If Misfits wins their game, there is going to be a tiebreaker game between S04 and ROC. (Thanks to u/Timbolt for the correction)
Tiebreaker if MSF loses their game:
Place Team Standings 5 H2K 3 - 1 6 Schalke 04 2 - 2 7 ROCCAT 1 - 3 Tiebreaker if MSF wins their game:
Place Team Standings 5 H2K 4 - 2 6 ROCCAT 3 - 3 6 Schalke 04 3 - 3 8 Misfits 2 - 4
The bottom scenario is correct, the top one would have S04 at 2-2
If S04 loses to FNC you guys go to playoffs as 6th seed
Correct, a tie at 8 wins between ROC, H2K and MSF means we apply "mini-standings" for those 3 teams where only their H2Hs count. That would result in
3-1 H2K
2-2 ROC
1-3 MSF
Therefore H2K would be 5th, ROC 6th.
Look guys we have new Cactopus.
we are all cactopi, on the inside.
But, from a DevOps perspective, shouldn't there be monitoring instrumentation in place to detect these kinds of failures?
I feel like whether or not a Riot employee personally noticed the downtime should be irrelevant. If you've only found out your store is down because Mike in Design was trying to buy the new Lulu skin, something has already gone very wrong.
You're not wrong. This was a long, long time ago.
I'm actually realizing this exact same thing at work! Workarounds are great for devs to bypass shitty workflow, but when your clients do it you have to be aware it exists and fix it, not ignore it 😅
I think there's an old story at Riot about the in-game store being totally broken and no one realizing it because no one used the store (because of having unlocked accounts).
You really can't improve things for players if you're pretending you aren't one.