In this brief article I'm going to cover some important aspect of being a
 team player.  If you read, understand and follow my 3 important tips it
 will more likely lead you to a Glorious Legend title or at least Grand 
Master. And if it doesn't do any of that, at least it'll make you a 
better, more socially acceptable person.
1. Don't be an A**hole.
I understand that this can be difficult for some people to comprehend 
but it starts with one simple step. Don't bother talking. If you have 
nothing good to say to your teammates then just don't say it.  Calling 
your brother/ sister's in arms a "noob", "idiot", "idiot team ever", 
"worst ____ ever", or any other racial, vulgar slurs actually won't make
 them feel any better.  In fact, you may end up finding yourself 
responded with "u noob" or "stfu".  The time it takes for you to waste 
your precious time in game, you could be taking towers, jungling, 
clearing lanes, or even killing opponents. Whoever told you that talking
 down to your teammates was going to help you, was wrong.  Don't be an 
a**hole.
2. Don't be a noob
Understand your characters limits. If you're a support, don't go and 
clear lanes, always find someone to "support".  If you are an attacker 
and you see your support alone in a lane, go join them and help them 
out. Supports can't clear lanes and you're wasting time having them do 
so. Personally, I find myself getting alot of negative feeback from my 
team when I'm support because my team doesn't seem to want to defend 
towers. As a result i have to move my estes to def and in the meantime 
my teammates are crying for help while being attacked. Know your 
postition and know where you should and shouldnt be. Always be aware of 
the map.
3. Support your teammates
Give them a warm pat on the back with a "good job" or "hang on and we'll
 win". This will most certainly give a moral boost to your fellows and 
increase your chances of glorious victory. This follows more closely 
with tip #1.  In the early game, if your teammates are killed, don't 
call them "noob" or "noob team" instead, give them support. Remember 
it's still early game and anything can happen once your teammates level 
up. Give them a chance and give yourself a chance in the process.
 
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