u/Jotta_T

So, I'm from Portugal and my dream was always to be a vet or a League of Legends Pro Player, so I ended up working towards vet med because it is much more certain, especially taking into account the country I'm in. But rn I feel bad because I feel like I'd rather pursue Pro Play since during my degree I noticed I don't really want Hospital/Clinic for my life. It's not that I don't like it, it's just that it's a very stressful life without any time for myself and I want to be more chill, if that makes sense. Is that bad?

I feel like I'd be okay doing it for like 3 years but it'd be too much after that.

Besides I have no motivation to study currently and I don't like studying or even learning for like 90% of the time. I did like surgery when I got to experience it this year but that's it, I don't like studying for the surgery and studying all this stuff, I'm not enjoying the degree itself, is that normal?

I like the practical stuff but learning stuff just seems like I lost all my interest, I used to like some stuff on my 1st year but now I just want fo get the subjects over with and go to the next one, I don't get any type of feeling from learning something new whereas I thought it would've been exciting.

I also feel like I don't know anything, but that might be impostor syndrome, but I always feel like my base knowledge isn't strong, like I'm always missing some information to fully understand the information I'm learning, idk if that makes sense lol. My girlfriend is in my class and I can't help but notice that she simply absorbs and learns SO MUCH faster and got me wondering because I've always been better at maths but my passion was always Biology, however I don't feel passion towards my degree right now.

I've also always liked zoo and wild life and thats something I'd like to pursue (even better because there are no tutors) but I isn't the salary really low? My girlfriend wants to be a pathologist, specifically a forensic one, or a uni professor, we don't plan on having kids but do plan on having animals and we wanna live comfortably ofc.

I think I ended up ranting alongside the context hahaha, but what do you guys think? Do you have any advice for me? Did u also feel this way? What area would you suggest I look up? I had a teacher that talked about data analysts, is there anyone here that can talk to me about that job, since it seems to connect biology and maths.

Hey guys! Hope y'all are doing well. Today I bring you guys some questions in the hopes that you'll have some answers to help me!

So, for context, I was a top poppy main, but this season I haven't really liked how top feels and it's impact so I switched to jungle and I'm currently playing Poppy and Wukong (with some situational Amumu). I also started taking league more serious after years of playing it, and started to try to switch my mentality from blaming teammates and "OP champs" and see what I can do better instead.

With all of that I managed to reach E4 40LP this season while my previous peaks were around gold 2 before. And I feel great about it and I feel like I've grown a lot as a player.

But this new patch nerfed Poppy pretty hard imo. I lost 4 games in a row as Poppy jungle after the nerf and she felt really bad compared to other times I played her because she's now more of a tank peel rather than a bruiser and that style is really hard for soloQ. So I decided I'd stick with Wukong, even so I lost 10 games out of 11 and this got me to Plat I 0LP.

Now, I don't know if this is just normal variance on a climb or if I tilted or if the champ nerfs are really dragging me down or if I'm being unlucky with my teams or even a little bit of everything. I always try to be nice and encourage people but I've also noticed people being much more toxic to me during those 11 games for some reason and it's really frustrating cause I'm trying my best to be positive and I don't think I'm doing badly in the game, even when I review ofc there are errors but nothing that I think completely turns the game around. I noticed I was blaming my team a lot more and getting a lot more tilted during today's session so I stepped back and took a break after the losses.

Even the games we're winning suddenly start to feel hard because they get to a certain breakpoint or someone starts getting caught multiple times and we end up losing. And all of this just feels so intense when it all happens in so many games in a row and I think I start shifting my mentality again to being my teammate's fault.

With all of this said, I've always had a huge passion for this game, and rn at 22 I'd love to try and get to pro play or maybe just some streaming or something but these lose streaks and the "hardstuck feeling" just gets me so demotivated like "I can't even get out of plat/emerald and I think about going pro, delusional". So yeah guys, I'd like to know how you guys deal with this kind of thing.

I've noticed a lot of people only play for bot side because they say top lane is useless. What I've realized lately that the biggest problem is always this:
Top laners don't know how to expand leads and bot laners don't know how to play weakside.
Idk if anyone else feels this way but whenever I play top because we have more kill pressure, or because it's a more volatile matchup or because bot lane doesn't have CC against mobile(ish) champs, I feel like we win top hard but lose bot even harder because since almost very jungler plays for bot side, bot lanes usually don't know how to play weakside and my top laners very rarely expand the lead we end up gaining top side since they also aren't used to plat strong side and actually carry and expand the lead.

Idk if that makes sense, lmk what u guys think.

Thank you for all the nerfs during the years riot. Now I gotta play peel duty for ADCs that don't know how to position themselves if I wanna play Poppy :D also I play Poppy jungle so her clear will be even worse, yey. Anyways, even Secheppo said he's gonna play WW only for now until he feels like playing Poppy someday :/

It's not just hitting it itself, it's just that it always feels awkward having the big animation if I don't use it during my E (which makes me whiff the W 90% of the time). I simply don't know when to use it, really, if not during her E

I want your single best and most important advice on Jayce! Lmk ^^

Besides Alois and Chippys (I feel like I'm forgetting someone else lol)

It's on May 23rd, I can't go for personal reasons and I'm selling the ticket for it's original price. Dm me if you're interested

I'm new to fighting games and I've learned a lot of stuff with this game, and I've been loving it! My question is, let's say I do a LMH, what I normally do is click on L, then spam M until I see the animation and then swap to spamming H until I see the animation and spam my next move. My question is if it makes a difference if I spam the buttons in between or if it's better to time them all, so like when L ends I press M, when M ends I press H and so on.

What do you guys think? Experienced FG players, please help me! Do y'all spam?

Fucking lag

BRO istg it's just so annoying cause I love the game and it's really fun but if I'm forced to play at 3 FPS it's just not fucking fun, like at all. It's annoying as hell when I have good internet and play laggy cause of my opponent. I just matched a guy, hit my punch and suddenly I'm the one getting punched, excuse me but I'm not playing like that.

If you have shitty internet just play arcade bro