@@scrollwastaken1058 You could argue that theyre as common in every level, since people know how to play from behind at a higher level, and people dont know how to play when theyre ahead at a lower level, since knowing how to play from behind and when youre ahead is key to be able to rise in rank
@@alexx3847 the game is so different now though. Phoenixes go down so much easily now and most of the time you can't do shit in late with teammates that dont ward or do calls
Dude fr people have this really fucking annoying habit in ranked I've noticed. First they make some crucial error in the first few levels and get first blooded. Fair enough. Shit happens. Then instead of trying to come back into the game by farming: they tunnel vision onto whichever person killed them and scarred their ego and just fucking run it down desperately trying to kill that person to "prove" they're better. Then they overextend, get killed easily and then rage at me for 10 minutes about how shit I am at support bc I identified this tomfuckery early on and refused to help them int
You Don't start seeing Real players untill Diamond unfortunately. Plat is were all the competitive raging meat heads reside, there aptitudes being the force that keeps them from breaking into Diamond. I look at it like this: Bronze: Super Toxic Super bad players who RQ half there games. Silver: Learning player babysitting the Bronze baby's. Gold: What bronze looks like but just much less of an extreme. Plat: Good players with Emotional problems. Diamond: well balanced players trying to improve. Masters: Been there done all that, gg wp. Grandmaster: There's other games besides smite?
@@sammys362 to be fair I didn't like finch than I loved him in season 7 and the rest of his career I think the caster grow on people. I also kinda miss anatoly
I was wondering if you could do a video about the meta where consumables could be blink, teleport and frenzy, those items that cost 1k gold. I remember that in one game a support SOLD his items in order to have these consumables ina game in lategame.
Ahhhh... The glory days of double blinking to cover half the map to drop a point blank Kukulkan ult on the Scylla in the back line... The memes were worth it.
What a coincidence, just last week my team had the biggest comeback I've ever experience. 30 minutes in, we had lost all 3 phoenixes and the entire enemy team had fire giant buff, while we didn't get a single T2 towers. We barely managed to win the tf while the minions almost killed the titan. Somehow we started winning more and more teamfights, until 50 minutes in we got fire giant and then tower, phoenix and titan in a single push with 3 people. That game was insane, I swear my team killed more fire minions than regular minions lol
There is NO way you can't do a video about todays set. Phase 2 week 4 bolts vs leviathans. Some of the most AMAZING team fights ive ever seen. July 31sts game. So ridiculously intense. Plus the leviathans are so stacked now with zapman. You can really see how his strategy and involvement changed the leviathans to be such a difficult team to beat
Its true. One team fight is all it takes to win at endgame builds. Unless more ethan one person isn't having fun because bug abuse. I feel like its semi reasonable if someone whose bugged is just breaking the game.
You should just not surrender the game isnt over until its over (ok there is some times when you can surrender, but there is a chance that you come on top)
Ive made a couple comebacks in smite before. I hate when ppl wanna surrender as soon as the timer hits 10 min cuz of a bad start. Like by endgame all it takes is one team fight win and the game is yours.
That's why my avatar is F7. I never surrender (except when there are obvious trolls in my team) because I have managed to make incredible comebacks numerous times. Game isn't over until it's over.
Bruh,you never surrender in any type of competition. U gotta play till the end and give ur best. You never know what will happen and also u will be happy in the end that u gave it all.
rat dying gave splyce so much gold/xp... I really don't like that catch-up mechanic within smite, you go 7/0 and die once and now you're almost even with the enemy jungler, it doesn't make sense, play a good match where you make multiple good plays but make one mistake and it ruins everything you did up until then
Just remember guys, its "why never surrender in PRO smite", it doesn't necessarily apply to gold ranked games where enemy jungler is 12-0 at 9mins and you're 15k behind.
just a stupid commentary all around with the f6 talk. can you imagine sitting down on a sunday to watch an NFL game and one team comes out with a couple tugs in the 1st quarter and the other team just surrenders at the 2nd quarter... asinine.. of course you duke it out and try to win. the whole surrender mentality existing in esports holds it back from blowing up IMO.
