u/Exciting_Income4766

Objectives really don't matter. Its a sweet treat after dinner. If you kill the enemy team you get the goods. Not before. That's how it is designed. Elder-Baron combo is the only thing you should think "Ok now were in trouble." Plenty of games have been won because the enemy team was feeling cocky about their ocean soul which does nothing for them and then they all die trying to take Baron. People just do not understand respawn timers. Laning and gold are the only thing that matters. If you cant beat your opponent/out last them how will you win a fight? Depend on your jungle to win your lane for you? I like to have these discussions as I see so much objective syndrome is has become an illness. People rely on it to win games instead of playing good. I urge you to read dragon stats. That 5% armor isn't going to save you.

Seems like this would be good for matchups where you cant hit Q or E but always land W. Can someone explain to me all of the max health scaling on Illaoi?

I would like to make a suggestion that afk timers should be based on the amount of games you play as it is more likely unforeseen circumstances occur the more time you spend in game. If a player plays 10 games and gets the same penalty as someone who plays 800 games the math doesn't really add up there.

I was playing support and just could not figure our why I could not climb. I had adopted an attitude of "just try your best the rest will follow" It hadn't. I got a miss fortune on my team that was flashing ults that did not need to be flashed. Healing things that did not need to be healed. Upon further review it was a level 32 account with almost no games played. How is it I am in the same hemisphere of this person? I understand macro states, I actively seek to improve at all times and I'm being matched with a first timer? Mind you this is gold lobby's. I believe the miss fortune was Iron 4 0lp. Riot please start stat checking players as win rate is only 1/5th as accurate as player skill. People drone on and on about winrates with things as silly as starter items. "If you start this you have a .0003% chance higher of winning blah blah blah. That is not a good metric to measure things when there are so many other variables such as player skill, team comp, someone spilling a drink on their keyboard, etc..