Long time Ashe player picking up Vayne cause Ashe is just not good right now.

Any tips on how to improve? This is, so far, my most impressive outplay from what I've played so far, but I know that on Vayne, there is something you can always do better.

Unfortunately, we lost this game, cause Jayce decided to randomly give up a little later.

u/Electro522 — 7 days ago
▲ 3 r/borrow

[REQ] ($100) - (#Great Bend, KS, USA) (PayPal, Venmo, CashApp) (Payback $125 on 08/21/26)

I'm still recovering from my Jeep breaking down a couple months ago, so money has already been tight, and this past paycheck is by far the tightest.

I'm caught up on all my bills, thankfully, but gas is going to be a problem for the next week, which is what this will go towards.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Electro522 — 8 days ago

Just would like to celebrate a bit.

At the start of this season, I was able to climb up to Plat 2. Though, to be honest, it felt kind of like a fluke. I wasn't performing all that well, but I was still winning so much. But, my luck then turned around, and I started falling again.....all the way back down to Silver, which, truthfully, I likely deserved to be in at the time.

So, I took a break, played some other games including plenty of hours in Path of Exile 2, and once I was done with that game is when I came back to League.

I fell a little bit further into Silver as I shook off multiple months of rust...and thus did the climbing start.

In a week, I got back into Gold, and a week after that, I'm in Gold 2. Now, it's even less than a week that I got into Gold 2, I'm suddenly in Plat 3, and I'm even starting to see Emerald players in my lobbies. In just 20 days, I have climbed over 500 LP with an overall 64% winrate.

But unlike last time, I'm on an equal fucking playing field with them. I feel like I am actually playing at this level for the first time ever, and my GOD does it feel good.

It is also astonishing how the quality of games change so drastically once you get out of Gold lobbies. People still pull stupid shit, don't get me wrong, but I can tell that everyone in these lobbies at least knows how to play the game, and how to play their champions.

I don't believe I'm getting as lucky as last time, though I am starting to get little worried of when I'll go crashing into a wall. Cause if this keeps up, I could be in Emerald by next week.

And to think that I even struggled to get into Gold for multiple seasons on end.

u/Electro522 — 21 days ago

Even with 6 ankles, that won't keep me from breaking them all.

And to add to this, I finally made it back to platinum after falling to Silver earlier in the season!

u/Electro522 — 22 days ago

Quite possibly the luckiest ult I have ever thrown

As you can see by the score, this was not an easy game. Our Nexus even got down to about quarter health, but Poppy saved it.

About everything that could go wrong did go wrong in the early game, and Jinx left lane with, I think, 10 kills....yeah.

As for this fight, I fired my ult completely blind. I could not see what was going on in the bush, and when I did throw it, I thought I missed.

Turns out, my ult snuck past the Teemo, and nailed the Jinx, keeping her out of the fight. Then Thresh lands a hook on her with his dying breath, and we go on to win the game from there.

I've hit cross map arrows multiple times, but none of those compare to the lottery winning luck I had in this fight.

u/Electro522 — 1 month ago

The sheer and utter heart break I had when I looked at the price of what I thought was my biggest drop ever.

I honestly thought I'd be buying that Palm of the Dreamer I have been saving up for...but alas. I had a Rite of Passage charm granting Spirit of the Wolf that sold for 69 Divine, and so far, that's been my most expensive thing to drop.

Sigh....the grind continues.

EDIT: Since alot of people are asking, the addon I use for price checking is called Exiled Exchange 2.

u/Electro522 — 1 month ago
▲ 30 r/Silver

Back in maybe 2019, when I was delivering pizzas for Dominos, one of our customers actually tipped me with a Troy Ounce Silver coin. Back then, when I got it, a Troy Oz was going for a little over $20, maybe around $21. So, all in all, a pretty nice tip!

Well, I still have that coin today, and after coming across a YouTube short saying that a regular oz of silver is almost $85 right now, I looked up how much a Troy Oz is right now. To my surprise, it's hovering at around $75 at time of writing, with it actually breaking $80 just a couple weeks ago, and it actually breaking $110 back in January, topping out at $116 apparently. Which is honestly mind blowing, because when I checked it around this time last year, it was a bit over $30.

I knew holding onto it would be smart, but now I'm curious if now is the best time to part ways with it, or if I should continue to holding onto it. I'm not in dire need of money right now (in fact, I'm doing quite well), but I have been needing a RAM upgrade for my computer, and due to the chaos surrounding that, I haven't had the disposable income to get the upgrade I want.

But, now that RAM prices are finally coming down, and I now essentially have an $80 coin in my hands that could potentially be even more valuable by the end of the year, I can't help but feel that this would be the perfect time to "trade" in the coin for something I've been looking into for awhile now.

So, I'm here asking for some opinions. Should I keep holding onto the coin for when it could be even more valuable, or should I sell it while the price of Silver is where it is?

Thanks in advance!

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u/Electro522 — 4 months ago