@mojodarko Didn't say him griefing is good, but it doesn't change anything the best he could do was trying to get scraps from his jng until enemy team ends the game if they didn't ff or afk.
The problem here is people focusing on him cause he is a streamer and not the main problem
@mojodarko@LittleDeathJr@bluwunk This is high elo not a gold game, enemy bot knows how to use their huge lead to win the game, they didn't have a chance there and even if the game went on as u said it was 100% lost enemy team has a better late game man
@mojodarko@xo29r@LittleDeathJr@bluwunk The kaisa literally died 3 times in a row in 3min, she spent more time in fountain and grey screen than in lane that's literally inting
@LittleDeathJr@bluwunk Yeah I'm pretty sure the Jax will not just save his e till her w gone, and veigar can't just cage her w, shyvana fear Camile ult and Janna to stop her combos. if u think Akali had any chance carrying that game u are delusional
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