u/ryebread920

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I'm still learning offlane.

If I ping missing ___, careful mid & jungle, ping where they just exited from, am I wrong for not going to mid during a 2v2 that turns into a 2v3 10 or 15 seconds after?

Do I just safely follow them? I know losing your first tower isn't a big deal mid-late game, but this offlaner was losing badly and kept leaving to go fight in mid in the first 10-15 min.

Just a friendly phone call, friendship if possible but just a call would make me happy. I haven't talked to someone over the phone in such a long time, and I've always thought that it could be a great way to get to know someone.

Man or woman, you can even just let me talk to your dog if that would entertain you.

Not only for practice, but also for people like me who are growing further from the competitive scene. For new players, it's not very fun to go against someone like me who knows nearly almost every passive, duo lane character cooldowns, etc.

Not only would it benefit new players so that they don't have to feel like this game just isn't for them, but for people like me who just don't want to ruin someone's gaming experience for 30 min.

Maybe even throw in custom matchmaking so that people can learn how to play against certain heroes in certain lanes, or just all Wraiths. If people learn against better bots, there's a chance they'll want to play more.

I don't mind mostly playing AI matches if they were just better. I still play but it's just so obvious...push past wave, go to your tower, DOUBLE KILL, reset. I've seen real players do this, they could've learned that from AI since they have to play AI matches to eventually play PvP.

I'm not venting, I'm not complaining, I'm just asking for a more enjoyable experience for both new players and players who really do love the game.

It's not that I never tried, put myself out there, etc. Could be the lack of selfies, friends to take pics with, could even be my career as it's not really a reputable one. I'm not unaware, but I still try to have hope.

Unattractive? Me?! Could never! No idk, you're never gonna hear people flat out tell you that your looks are what's keeping you from finding a partner in crime. I've been told I'm unconventionally attractive, like a solid 6 or 7. I'm Indian, an inch away from the god tier height of 6 ft...I can send a picture of you ask.

Physical attraction is great and all, but really getting to know someone and vibing really just gives both parties a major boost. My hobbies are very random unless I'm home. I watch all sorts of movies (not a fan of romance, makes me sad lol), I TRY to read, I can game for like 20 min or 3 hours, and I really enjoy watching random documentaries on pop culture. I watch WrestleMania every year 😅

I'd really like to meet someone who can enjoy a cozy day inside, or a not so exhausting hike. If we live far from each other, that doesn't mean we can't video call or voice call while we do these things. Someone kind, considerate, empathetic, has a sense of humor, but also patient. The last time I had dated I was 27 and I spent at least half of those in between years working on myself, the first half was me being bitter.

If you do some stalking, you'll see that I like basketball and video games. If you really dig, maybe you'll see the flaws in my armor and how I've tried to improve. Idk.

The first thing that came to my mind after finishing this post was "I hope no one bored messages me".

Likes: 🎶, 🏀, self-improvement, and kind people with a sense of humor. video games are cool too :)

I prefer calling over texting.

I really do believe it all starts with a friendship and compatibility is very important to me.

And feel free to ask for a pic :)

Looking for a genuine connection.

Likes: 🎶, 🏀, self-improvement, and kind people with a sense of humor. video games are cool too :)

I prefer calling over texting. I really do believe it all starts with a friendship and compatibility is very important to me.

Also...ask for a pic, I'll send one back :)