Dating a league of legends player means your arguments have a meta
she knows your cooldowns. she knows when you're tilted.
she knows exactly when to engage and when to back off.
you're not in a relationship you're in a top lane matchup
and she has studied it
you throw out a "you always do this" that's your Q. predictable. easy to dodge.
she sidesteps it and fires back with "remember when YOU did this 2 weeks ago" that's a point and click ability.
no counterplay.
you try to disengage.
walk to the other room.
cool down.
but she follows. she's not letting you reset.
she's freezing the wave outside tower forcing you to come back out and take a bad trade.
you think you won the argument? no.
she gave you a cs lead so you'd feel confident. she's scaling for late game.
that silent treatment is her farming up for a massive all in at dinner tonight.
the worst part? she's got your match history memorized.
every argument you've ever lost.
every dumb thing you've ever said.
she's got a mental VOD library and she WILL pull up the replay mid fight.
"you told me you'd spend more time with me. that was june. what happened?"
JUNE?
She's reviewing VODs from last patch to win this trade
you're not dating a girl you're laning against a one trick who has 2000 games in this matchup and knows every single one of your patterns
and you will not win. you will go even at best.
and we all know going even means you lost.
Study the Saskio & Eliza way
Valve is getting praise after helping a first-time indie developer instead of rejecting their game at the last minute.
The developer accidentally uploaded a broken build that wouldn’t launch just before the Steam Next Fest deadline.
Instead of rejecting it, a Steam reviewer found the problem, fixed the game’s configuration, and approved the build in time for the event.
Other indie developers also shared that Valve has done the same for their games