I vote yes immediately — I optimize my time I'm voting no, I KNOW we can turn this around. I already did it I vote no but I start typing in the chat I vote yes with regret while analyzing what went wrong

I send him questioning pings until he reacts I write to him in chat to explain that my lane has priority I note that I have to play safer and create my own pressure I manage my lane while waiting — maybe my wave is not ready

It's when you push a lane alone while the team does something else I push when I have nothing else to do A technique to create pressure on the card and force opponent responses A decision-making tool — I split when the goal timing requires it

I'll restart straight away - the next one will definitely be better I restart while champing at the bit — it was the teammates' fault I take a break, I play again later when I have better focus I watch a replay to find my recurring errors

I put wards when I think about it, no particular routine I know I should ask more but I often forget in mid-game I check key areas before each important decision I have a routine of wards per role and I respect it in most games

I run towards their base with my teammates — we push! I push with the team without thinking too much about the direction I push the strongest lane to force answers I coordinate a push on the lane which maximizes our chances of inhibitor

I play what I like tonight My hand or what the team needs first My pool of 2-3 champions optimized for the current patch Which exploits the weaknesses of the opposing composition

“Lag” in chat “Lucky” in chat Nothing in the chat, but I memorize its pattern to anticipate it "wp" — I'm trying to understand how he executed this

A lot — I like variety, it’s more fun Several, depending on my mood 2 or 3 champions that I master really well 1 or 2 — the deep mastery of a champion is irreplaceable

Have fun and earn LP if it follows Show my team that I'm the best in the game Progress, even in defeat Earn LP in the most efficient way possible