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In a highly competitive game like League of Legends: Wild Rift, winning every match seems almost impossible. You may win some games and lose many, even when you're playing very well. There are various factors that lead to your defeat, and in this article, Mytour will point out 3 main reasons that cause you to have unwanted losses in League of Legends: Wild Rift.
3 reasons for losing in League of Legends: Wild Rift
1. Contesting positions during draft time
The first thing that leads to your defeat in League of Legends: Wild Rift is contesting roles with team members. This often happens during draft pick, especially for those who usually rely on a single role. If a player picks a position they've never played before or play poorly, or worse, worse than two other players in the same role, it will disadvantage the team's performance and you will lose.
To avoid this, you need to be willing to share roles if it's chosen by another player, especially if that person plays better than you. You should also practice playing in other positions, even if you're not really excellent in that role. Practice in PvP mode or watch some content on YouTube to better understand your secondary role. Alternatively, you can group up with your friends and switch between different roles to get hands-on experience and play more flexibly instead of being stuck with a single role.
2. Vulnerable to tilt/stress during gaming
Tilt is a term describing the condition where a person loses decision-making ability due to anger. Anger leads to unwarranted mistakes. The reasons for getting 'tilted' can vary, such as losing streaks, facing harassment, or encountering a very poor teammate. In summary, you make terrible decisions in the game, but you're still aware of doing so.
According to some sources, this condition occurs due to reactions from the brain called the Amygdala. Your brain is taken over by the Amygdala when you feel backed into a corner, often referred to as Amygdala Hijack. Amygdala signals your brain to react in fight-or-flight mode, and this process is much faster than rationalizing the situation through the brain.
Being controlled by the Amygdala is indeed a natural trait humans possess, but it becomes an issue if the Amygdala detects a threat and Amygdala Hijack is still taking over your brain. You can still react to the threat, but you're not aware of what you're doing (leading you to act spontaneously).
So how do you avoid getting tilted/stressed in-game? There are several methods you can apply, such as:
3. Overlook major objectives
Although taking down enemy champions is important, ensuring other objectives are equally crucial. You can't win the war if you haven't taken down any of the opponent's structures. Typically, this thirst for destruction occurs at lower levels with players only concerned about securing the 'MVP' title. Yet, that title means nothing without a sweet victory. Begin by not obsessing over kills, and instead, focus on setting objectives.
If you're the primary jungler, try to focus on taking down Drake. These dragons will provide you with buffs and survivability until the game ends. Never let Drake go unnoticed when they spawn.
Besides Drake, there are other important objectives you need to pay attention to (especially towards the end of the game), such as Baron. Baron grants your minions buffs, which are extremely useful for pushing lanes and helping your team end the game faster.
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Above, Mytour has highlighted some reasons why you might lose in League of Legends: Wild Rift. Reflect on and consider the accompanying advice to engage more effectively in matches and thereby ensure glorious victories.
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