Thats fine.

Because this game at the moment will keep this meta for a very long time.

The biggest changes in the meta have been kill lanes instead of safe lanes. But this only happened after a bunch of burst ADs came out like Graves, and Supports being nerfed.

You can teach people all day long to not act a certain way and play a certain way but if a player wants to grief others, then it's all for nothing. Just because a parent teaches their kid the right way to act doesn't mean the kid won't still bully others.

Just because someone might prefer a role doesn't give them the right to intentionally feed if they don't get that role. When I play a game, I say "jungler is my preferred and best role." It accomplishes the same thing, but in a respectful way, and without making a threat to my team. I don't say "jungle or I'm feeding!" and throw the game for my team because I'm butthurt like it seems like so many others do. I play what I have to and still try to give my team a win. Anyone who even considers intentionally throwing the game for their team out of butthurt needs to be removed. The problem is that the admittance is usually in pre or post game chat, not game chat, so they can abuse that blind spot to avoid being banned for their actions.

I do agree with there being training lessons on certain things like a tutorial on warding, last hitting, and general role responsibilities. Those would be amazing at teaching newer players as they go through the levels and hone their skills in them, becoming more productive players.

Bump?

I agree with OP

But this thread was horribly written...

So you think the majority of the player base want to troll? No the majority of the player base want to play what they want to play because they don't understand that this is a competitive game.

Even with the Esport scene they don't know that the game revolves around teamwork. The reason for the toxic players is not because they all want to troll but they have this idea that they only play one role.

Again I commented about this already. Players "main" a role or champion and refuse to play any role.

If Riot teaches the basics of the game and how teamwork is important you won't get as much of the "jungle or I feed' reactions because the majority of the player base will want to win no matter the role they are playing.

People only want to 'play' the game, they don't care what role they play or if they truly win or lose they just 'play' with out any thought of what their actions do. If Riot was to teach these people simply by giving videos on roles and impacts the roles have and actually gear the game towards winning and not "i main jungle" or posts of "80% win rate Kat only player AMA" then people would stop with the this rigid playing style.

For Riot to respond to posts of "80% win rate Kat only player AMA" they are effectively influencing others to do something similar to get a response out of Riot. Which in turn helps create this toxic player base.

Low skill isn't toxic, degradation is.

This guy is actually right.
Dota and other mmoba's do this. There is standard of bar of whats good and what is not in LoL. The community has either 3 sources to learn about the game:
Forums (not GD)
Youtube( not a good source)
Pro sites like Solomid.net (good but stiffens players to make them rigged)

We need riot to lay the foundations on how to actually play LoL in a efficient manner.

Low skill is very toxic when the players don't understand what they are doing wrong yet insist they are good.

It creates the guy that spamming "surrender at 20" 15mins into the game when the K/D is only 10 to 15.

Ignorance is what causes many problems. A harsh example is slavery and the perception that Africans were less than human. That was fueled by ignorance simply because their skin was a different color. You can argue it has no basis for a video game, but it does. Ignorance of the game leads to bad players thinking their good complain about others instead of focusing on what they did wrong.

Most people react saying someone is bad or failed because they don't understand that forcing someone to go back is actually a good thing. The Kill is not mandatory. They don't understand small aspects of the game that create huge leads. They only focus on their k/d not even their k/d/a.

If Riot taught basics and tried to influence the community into looking at what they did wrong or what they could have done better then there will be less of a toxic community.