Champion scaling and elo

I'm thinking a lot of the common knowledge on this is just based on how it works in high elo and doesn't really apply in lower elos.

Like one of the best examples to this for me is Nasus. People say he spikes hard in mid game and then starts falling off. I guess bc if you're in higher elo once ADC has 100% crit and LDR you're just going to get cc'd and they're going to one shot you before you can get on anyone. But that doesn't really happen in low elo because 1 the ADCs position very badly and 2 the supports and anyone else doesn't peel ever, they only engage. As a result it feels like the champ never falls off and just infinite scales.

An opposite example of this is ranged champs that are supposed to scale well. Like Vayne or Kayle are two big ones. They don't seem to scale that well in low elo bc its too hard to position and play mechanically well enough in 5v5s late game when a lot of things can one shot you and a lot is going on. I see a lot of Vayne's stomping lane then being useless later bc the mechanics in teamfights are too hard.

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u/LXUA9 — 1 day ago

How do the warehouses suck so bad?

What's crazy is if we sucked at our jobs 1% as much as the warehouse mfs do we would be fired in like 1 week max. Like imagine if we just delivered multiple packages to the wrong house every single day like how they put them in the wrong tote every single day? Wouldn't be allowed. Imagine if we walked 0.1 mph everywhere? Imagine if we just sucked at everything and didn't even do anything? Not allowed around here if you're a driver sadly

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u/LXUA9 — 10 days ago

No equipment

- stock cargo van, no shelves, no delivery door, not even a bathroom door

- a $10 temu android with playstation 2 loading screens every time you press something instead of a scanner

- no dolly, no bags

- no fucking anything

We're just raw dogging delivery. Imagine how much easier this job could be if we just had actual tools for it. It feels very amateurish. Like Amazon is putting no thought or care into it or something. Like nah we don't deliver enough packages to bother having a dedicated tool for it. Just use random stock vans and phones off the shelf

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u/LXUA9 — 10 days ago

Scary af dog encounter today

I was on a rural route and I pulled up to one stop and saw the little dog warning on my app (like every other house has). But I looked around and didn't see anything so I got out. Walked about 50 feet away to the door and sat the packages down and was about to take my pic then suddenly I hear a bunch of barking and I turned around and saw three huge German Shepherds around my van. They didn't notice me yet and were just barking around my van but fuck my heart was racing at that point. Bc they were big and numerous enough that they for sure could kill me.

I didn't know what to do tbh. I was lowkey panicking and thought for a min if I should sprint to my van but decided against it. Bc I'd have to run past them to get to it and thought for sure that would guarantee they chase after me and I knew I couldn't outrun them and get in the van in time.

So I decided to just walk and not turn my back to them, and call their attention before I got too close. I did that and one of them sprinted up to me barking like crazy. Now my heart rate was like 200 BPM but I just stood still and didn't take my eyes off it and it stopped when it got to me and just sniffed me and kept barking.

Then I walked backwards keeping my eyes on the dogs til I got to my van, opened the door, jumped in, and slammed that shit. Then I looked at my flex app and realized I didn't take a picture of the package. It was a picture required order too lmfao. I took a pic of the dogs. Then like 20 stops later I got charged by a different dog but it was just a run of the mill regular sized dog and only one of them so I wasn't that shook but still pissed bc of the previous experience.

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u/LXUA9 — 15 days ago

genuinely why tf do we not get extra time to do ap*rtments and businesses compared to houses??

Cuz why in the fuck today do I get a route where all I'm doing is going to business after business and then fuck ass high rise ap*rtments and I have 190 stops, same number as I do on a route that is mostly houses? And even tho its same number of stops its actually way more packages cuz how often ap*rtments get multi stops and businesses like to order one of everything. Gotta be overflow too no one wants to buy an envelope in the big 26. Also the higher floor an ap*rtmentoid is on the more likely that he orders an XL overflow. And of course ap*rtmentoids are special snowflakes and superior to everyone else so we can't leave their precious packages at the exterior door of the building like we do for mere lowly house plebs, that shit gotta be delivered directly to the interior room they happen to live in. Of course USPS won't do this dumb shit though. Cuz they're actually knowers. They just put all the mailboxes in one spot at the bottom and deliver everything there. Same shit in rurals they don't drive down those fuck ass driveways they put mailbox at the end and say drive your own lazy ass down here. I wish we had 1% as much aura as USPS. They don't even use license plates

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u/LXUA9 — 19 days ago

Fuck fake rural areas. Gotta be the worst route type by far

I already didn't like even actual rural routes to begin with but then I got one that was like a fake rural area which combined all the negatives of rural areas and suburbs into one. Basically it's like I'm on some fucking road in the middle of nowhere yet its like an important connecting road so there's nonstop high speed traffic on it. Then on it for some inexplicable reason there's endless houses right next to each other but all with just long enough driveways that you need to pull in. Why why why the fuck would you ever choose to live here? It's an actual hellscape that you can't walk out of and have to just sit there and listen to constant traffic noise all day if you live there. But apparently that's where everyone wants to live so I'm stuck driving in these driveways then backing out into nonstop high speed traffic all day. Fuck this shit I rather go get bit by the dogs in the real rural areas

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u/LXUA9 — 26 days ago

full clearing only works if you have good enough mechanics

Been playing the game for almost 2 years now and I remember hearing the full clear advice all the time in the beginning and it just always produced bad results for me. I mean I was getting bad results with everything considering I was in silver but full clearing was working even worse for me compared to spam ganking.

Bc when I would full clear I would just be useless every single game. Meanwhile when I spam ganked I would be useless in a lot of games but at least useful in the few where my ganks kept working and I got super fed.

And later I realized the reason for that was my mechanics were too bad that I couldn't carry games at all unless I had a huge lead, like a full item advantage, so just coinflipping ganks over and over to try to get that was my best bet even though it wasn't consistent.

After I got better mechanically though at my champs, enough that I could start carrying fights without being insanely fed, I started being able to carry much more consistently and started climbing off full clearing. Or at least I was. I climbed til emerald and now I just been stuck in low emerald for 3 months and not sure how to get out this time

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u/LXUA9 — 1 month ago

This job made me realize no one has a job

Bc previously I just worked regular jobs where I was at work Mon-Fri between 7-3 to 9-5, and I thought that's what most people did. But nah working as an Amazon driver and being out in the world durign those hours I realized no one is working. If you delivering in a suburb at 11 am on a Tuesday there's gonna be constant traffic somehow. Also every single customer is home. And delivering to a grocery store? That shit gonna be packed too. It's not just retired old people either.

And yeah I get some people work night shift or have days off other than weekends, but there's no way its most of these. Bc btw I'm delivering in a small town mostly, not that many people around to begin with. These mfs do NOT have jobs, but they all have nice cars and houses. I'm thinking like 70% of the population is independently wealthy and we are like a small underclass that thought having a job was normal.

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u/LXUA9 — 1 month ago

Isn't exhaust just extremely OP compared to other combat summoners?

Less against poke champs but against pretty much anything that wants to all in. Like in top lane melee vs melee matchups, or for the ranged playing against melee, it seems like always the best option. It seems like the best for pretty much any support as well. But I see top laners taking ignite more often and supports taking heal or ignite. But why? Btw even on ADC I was taking exhaust against some champs like Tristana and its just OP af. It means they can't all in you ever when its up unless they're legit like 10-0. The amount of gold value it gives you is ridiculous. But I feel like it might just be undervalued bc it doesn't provide direct visual feedback? Like ignite you see a health bar tick down, heal you say health bar go up, barrier you see a shield eat dmg, exhaust you see nothing, only a lack of what dmg would have been there.

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u/LXUA9 — 1 month ago

What is even the logic for them rushing us at load out?

Bc it seems so stupid to me and doesn't actually save time at all. Yes, they can save 5 mins immediately by pushing us out 5 mins earlier but that ends up wasting way more than 5 mins throughout the day when I now don't know where half my overflows are and have to waste a bunch of time climbing around through the van finding them. Easily can end up wasting 30 mins to even an hour in a day especially on heavy days when the van is completely packed. Or in other words, the days when you are most crunched on time is when it wastes the most time. Actually mind blowing

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u/LXUA9 — 2 months ago
▲ 671 r/McDonalds

Reminder: we have not had 400% inflation over the past 10 years

So stop acting like this remotely explains McDonald's prices. The dollar menu should be about $1.35 today, accounting for inflation. It's pure margins.

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u/LXUA9 — 2 months ago

I keep getting winners queue in normals every time I make a new account and its making me elo inflated

This keeps happening and idk what to do about it. But if you make a new account and spam normals it just puts you in winners queue every time. Idrk what the reason is exactly but I think its like a bug in one of Riot's SBMM heuristics that I'm accidentally exploiting somehow. But like just look at my current account where I been spamming Nunu and I'm currently 40-14 even though I'm not carrying the games and have bad KDA, low cs, low dmg dealt, and moderate dmg tanked (watch one of the replays and watch me miss every snowball, get every ult cancelled, then magically win without really doing anything):

https://op.gg/lol/summoners/na/Mouser-2222

And this happened every time I made a new account. Basically what keeps happening is I keep making new accounts, getting elo inflated from winners queue normals, then starting ranked and placing plat or emerald. And I don't like it bc I think my actual skill level is like bronze or silver and I want to be able to learn the game by playing in my actual elo, but I will keep getting winners queue in normals and idk how to solve it unless I intentionally threw normals games.

Anyone else seen this happen or know what causes it?

u/LXUA9 — 2 months ago