LoL Epic - I Heart My Supports

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[drafay]

one dislike from the fiddle

[Thedivingdutcher]

saw the chat? guess fiddle didnt want to be his friend

[INeedGoldCoinzInHon]

I feel you fiddle.. so i dislike with yeah

[deathgatorz]

@millerm753 hehe,if you talk about lux it gets personal:p

[millerm753]

@deathgatorz blah, I usually make a point to call it snare, all my team mates call it stun though, so I get confuzzled :(

[deathgatorz]

@millerm753

Shielded him at 00:17

and its a snare,not a stun^^

[vtxaishi]

@drafay Looks like fiddle called his other 4 team mates

[iRaedon70]

why the fuck do people bother repeatedly checking the same video and typing paragraphs to argue with someone they don't even know x.x

[danjoelabrenica]

enemy team disliked this vid :3

[millerm753]

But ... Lux missed her stun, then just stood there? :o

[CodeKyuubi]

@TheTriforcekeeper It is probable that you had no ill intentions in your post. However, without emotion, text can be construed to be many things by different people. As for me, I've got a pet peeve against implied superiority, whether you meant to be that way or not. Anyways, if you didn't mean to come off that way, then all's fine. The reason our minds work faster than our hands, though, is so we can think twice before typing. The internet is without context, so take care.

[CodeKyuubi]

@TheTriforcekeeper I think you've mistaken me for being TheLoGiicz. I'm not. And if you want to teach someone, you don't act condescendingly, intentional or not:

"As simple as that" can imply that the person, by making such a simple mistake (barring mathematics and sheer typing speed) is incapable or unintelligent.

"Lesson" implies that rather than helping someone as a peer, you are placing yourself on the pedestal of an educator.