#Quit league if you think it isn't good for your mental health.

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bright lagoon
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Just give up.

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Quit league if you think it isn't good for your mental health.

foggy river
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The best advice for league players is to stop playing. It's sad that it's an actual good advice

golden bridge
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Or take a long break

crisp dagger
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Or rather, cry about it and move on

fluid flame
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Or uninstall wr just to install it back after 2h

heavy charm
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League is like illegal drugs, the more you hate yourself for doing it, the more u do it

eternal iris
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OP username checks out!

summer beacon
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Stop playing NOW

delicate shore
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Or just be a chad and have a strong mind and win every game

limpid jetty
# heavy charm League is like illegal drugs, the more you hate yourself for doing it, the more ...

But what if you love playing it? See, I’m a really analytical person (maybe bc of my autism?) and I like to think on the fly, and League has allowed me to exercise that aspect of my personality. I love to get my analytical portion of my mind in gear and the most fun way for me to do so is through learning as much as I can about League, how it works, and what champions and items are making waves in any given meta or patch. So… what then?

golden bridge
limpid jetty
golden bridge
limpid jetty
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Ah

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Well thanks I think

heavy charm
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Most people arent masochistic enough to torture themselves with league

bright lagoon
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The heck? Since when did this have so many comments?

limpid jetty
heavy charm
sullen elbow
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Once u get too competitive u get toxic, take it easy, improvements also happen over breaks as u calm down and let go of unhealthy gameplay habits

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Such as being too stubborn on dueling or not roaming enough etc, once u take weekly/monthly breaks, u sorta form a new better style, at least in my experience

limpid jetty
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That might be a good idea for me also, I tend to get burnt out as opposed to being toxic. I almost always use my down time to analyze what I do that might need improvement and then shift my focus to how I might improve whatever areas I struggle with. For example, lately I’ve been struggling with finding picks onto enemy champs as I always tend to poke them down low enough to get a kill, but I hardly ever find myself finishing them off because my reaction time is slower than I want it to be. So I’m currently looking for ways to heighten my game sense and improve my reaction time quickly but efficiently. Due to my autism(?), I pick up champions and figure out strategies, builds, and combos for them faster than the average player; this is probably thanks to the fact that I watch pro players and guides for a certain champion as often as I can because I genuinely want to learn how to play them. I essentially consider myself a student of the game as well as a player.

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young portal
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Anything that has a competitive edge is not good for your mental health because you’re always trying to achieve a certain badge in that field or game.