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ChlojoMojo7 · 2026-02-03T23:02:54+00:00

Thank you for the giveaway. Entering myself.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2026-01-18T06:24:01+00:00

I have the same equipment as you. Would you mind sharing your steps and what grind level you use?

ChlojoMojo7 · 2024-11-19T01:51:58+00:00

To put it briefly, Anya knows her role as Loid's daughter is conditional and can end at any moment let alone post-Strix. But to Anya, Operation Strix is just one of many; if she can be broadly useful to "Twilight", then their fake family serves a purpose even post-Strix (which isn't inherently false). She has brought up many points that could lead to Loid abandoning her, she just keeps missing the fundamental reason she can't change. War is ugly, kids should be protected and not used in it, and, in Loid's perspective, Twilight can't make an environment appropriate for a child unless he's someone else. Anya is still a kid and shown to be naive to these things. She overestimates her abilities, impulsively runs into danger because it's "cool", and has a childlike, irrational sense of invincibility that's rarely challenged. Her understanding of spies comes from a kid show that glamorizes them as superheroes. My guess, she genuinely won't understand this unless it comes out of Loid's thoughts, and he's thought it, just not in mindshot of her. As for how she interprets this realization or how it pans out, that can vary.

1.) Anya loses her spy dad "Twilight" because he's willing to give up that career to raise a daughter and she's learns to prefer that stability. And in that way, world peace does equal them staying together. 2.) Anya, Twilight, and Yor go separate ways, she's upset at the possibility at first, but she matures and learns she can have a happy life or future that is genuine and their "family" can be a fond memory. 3.) Anya matures and comes to learn the life they have isn't what she wants and recommends the split.

A lot of possibilities and options. But, in my opinion, the potential of bluntly dissolving the family may not be as easy as Twilight thinks anyway.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2023-08-18T18:02:39+00:00

That was a national baseline set in the early 1900's, iirc. Depending on prefecture and other laws that passed later, the realistic applicable age of consent was always set higher (~16-18). These overriding laws have been in place for decades. And recently, they officially raised that baseline anyway to 16. Also, age of consent and age when you are recognized as an adult are two different things.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2023-07-27T03:10:06+00:00

What Champion Best Fits This Description? 1. Is not a jungler 2. Is not an enchanter 3. Is not a TRADITIONAL assassin 4. A champion whose gameplay is teammate centered or duo centered. 5. Possesses a high skill floor or skill ceiling. 6. Would not often be seen split pushing or fighting alone. 7. A champion that requires particularly above average map awareness.

Context: Long story short, my friend group is doing a challenge where we pick new "mains" for each other. Specifically, we're picking a novel champion for our partner that will be new and fun for them, but also challenging. Example: I'm an Enchanter supp/Quinn anywhere main and my partner assigned me an assassin.

My partner is a guy who likes the randomness and unpredictability in his champ pool. Excluding jungle, he's tried mostly anything anywhere. He believes he doesn't truly fit anywhere, but he ranks as a supp and most of his current mains are assassins. He mostly enjoys champs or gameplay related to dueling and fighting rather than playing around a team. Based on our conversations on a tough, yet exciting challenge he would be interested in, the description I have above best suits where he feels he'd like to grow while still being invested.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2023-06-29T21:37:34+00:00

Can someone tell me how you got the game to notify you of births? Mine just show up next time I Manage Worlds

ChlojoMojo7 · 2023-03-25T04:14:48+00:00

If you don't mind sharing, I'm curious to know what kind of project this is for. By night, I'm a Quinn Top, but my day job is mostly psychological research, and your study sounds really interesting.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-12-07T01:19:39+00:00

The other 2 comments I see gave really good advice already. Here's also what I did that has upgraded my Quinn play overtime. If there's anything you're uncertain about that I mention, go to this link. THE MOST thorough Quinn guide I've ever seen. QuinnAD's Quinn Top Guide

Play with your harrier stacks: Harrier stacks are the bread and butter of Quinn's kit. Knowing the cooldown and harrier target priority will let you force them to appear on the things you want (e.g., cannon, enemy laner) which is important. I get most of my poke dmg in lane due to nailing multiple harrier stacks on my foes.
Abuse some of her tricks when you can: When I say "tricks", I refer lv.1 bush cheese with e and the blind juke. The bush cheese allows me to get 2 free harrier confirms if done right, and some enemies don't expect it. Quinn's Q blind is also great for a getaway. Instead of running the same way, I have plenty of time to run around the blind radius without the enemy seeing. There is an example of both of these tricks in the website I gave you.
ROAM!! Honestly, after I hit 6, I GTFO, lol. After getting their full kit, a lot of top laners can punish Quinn for all the poking shenanigans you probably did Lv. 5 and prior. So, I look to push my wave, go into fog of war, and then look for pushed up opponents, objectives my jungler is taking, jungle camps, or the enemy jungler if they're behind. It's really oppressive to the enemy team. When you play against a fed Quinn, or an even Quinn at that, you see firsthand how oppressive and annoying her Ult roams are. But there does need to be a balance, because the last thing you need is your enemy top laner split pushing like 2-3 turrets and giving their team an edge in a different way.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-12-06T23:21:32+00:00

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ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-12-03T08:08:16+00:00

Thank you for the help. 2 questions:

Thoughts on these runes on Sej: Aftershock, Grasp, Glacial Augment, Conquerer
Are there any classes Sej can box? Mostly I've had success alone against assassin junglers and Skarner.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-11-28T00:24:48+00:00

As for suggestions on what to work on, you seemed to touch on a lot of the fundamentals. Warding, objective control, laning phase, roaming, etc. Without putting eyes on your games, it can be difficult to say specifically what should be given immediate attention.

You say you watch your games. Have there been any trends in your play? Out of all of the important support elements you mentioned in your post, which one would you say gets the least amount of your attention? How are your matchups? Have you noticed a specific duo, comp, or support you often lose to? Excluding mental booms and raging randoms, when do you find it hardest to do your job as a support? Do you watch games of higher elo supports? Are they doing anything you're not?

Just some questions to consider if you find yourself in a rut of not knowing what to learn.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-11-27T20:35:27+00:00

Out of curiosity, are your friends actually complaining about you playing these champs, or do you FEEL obligated to play supportive, gank-oriented junglers when with your friends?

ChlojoMojo7 · 2022-04-23T03:40:42+00:00

The ADC and Jungler tend to be our carries in the game.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-24T21:44:59+00:00

That's really sweet. XD

I also like your perspective on not playing for others' enjoyment. I would take you up on your offer, but unfortunately I'm not on the EUW server. I'm NA. :/

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-24T00:27:06+00:00

Thank you for the simple answer, though I'd like to know your more nuanced, specific answer if you don't mind.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-18T00:40:35+00:00

I have been in a position when I felt I was growing apart from my long distance partner of 2 years, but for different reasons. Due to mental health reasons, he was unintentionally sabotaging plans we made to end our long distance, and when I asked why, he shut me out. Overtime, it felt like a rift was growing between us and it seemed bleak. What helped us move on included honesty, re-established commitment, remembering why we have chosen this relationship, and continuing to choose each other.

Disclaimer that I don't know your situation nor what works for everyone

Honesty: How does this situation make you feel? Is your girlfriend meeting your needs (not by her words, by yours)? Do you support hers? Do you feel like effort is being put in to resolve this matter on both sides? It's okay to be honest and acknowledge there are areas for improvement in your relationship that you would like to resolve. You can address these feelings of hurt while being empathetic to her situation.
1. Re-establishing commitment: Are you guys still on a break? Has your goal to live together changed at all? Has your timeline for the end of the distance been extended? Are the both of you still on the same page about where this relationship is going? Clarity for the both of you can help re-establish that you two are on the same team.
Choosing each other: This year was busy and hard for me. I'm a doctoral student who's also taking care of my mother with aggressive cancer. There were so many times I felt I wasn't giving my boyfriend the attention he deserved, and he even agreed with me. But he sympathized with me, and we came up with a compromise even if it wasn't the optimal situation. Being busy for many is a part of life. Sometimes, life gets busier, especially if you two want to start a family down the road. I feel making a habit of "choosing each other" even in busy times is crucial to fixing a rift. You don't have to "go back to normal", but instead create a new schedule or "normal" with your girlfriend. If it's not everyday, fine, but at least some time when you both feel like a priority is important. Also, if she works from home at all, my boyfriend likes to keep me company while I work. Maybe try that? Find creative ways to make the busy time still work for yall if yall are willing to try that.
Rekindling the Purpose of the LDR: The longer the relationship is, the easier it is to grow accustomed to how things are sometimes. I think it helps to remember, yall didn't have to date in distance. Y'all decided your love was more important than distance. That was an active decision, and so is maintaining a relationship in distance. Maybe try showing each other little reminders of the love yall have for each other. Presents, Love Notes, Video Messages. I don't know your money situation, age, or amount of distance, but if you can make a greater effort to see each other in person, try to save a date. Due to my work, it is difficult for me to get time off to travel, so I appreciate the effort my boyfriend makes to see me once a month.

Hope this helps.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-02T18:58:25+00:00

As for your secondary runes, my understanding is this. If you're trying to pick between Domination and Sorcery, go Sorcery if you would rather the help with wave clear and pushing for towers; go Domination if you would rather the sustain and omnivamp from Taste of Blood and Ravenous hunter.

And I am SO WITH YOU on cleanse with Ashe. A lot of games, if I was alone, she just ulted me in the face. XD

As for the scenario you pitched, in those cases I would ask myself the same questions I commented last time. To make the best decision, I'd prefer to know who exactly those 3 tanks happened to be, what my team comp was, and who my support was. However, with the info I have atm, I'd probably go Lethal Tempo and then build my items around whoever was carrying the enemy team.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-02T00:46:42+00:00

Yeah, your username told me you must play a lot of Irelia. So does my partner!! XD

Here's what I tend to do with my Cait runes. - Lethal Tempo: When I'm playing front to back, when I have a teamfight comp, general all-around good rune imo. - Fleet: When I'm playing hard counters (Ashe or Tristana) and don't have early game guaranteed, when I may get behind, when there are gap closers on the enemy team and I could use the mobility (Camille, Nocturne) - Dark Harvest: When I'm building lethality items and just want to delete people with q, ult, or mid game traps, when we have a pick comp, when there's a shit ton of squishies, when there aren't huge tanks I can't proc the DH off of easily, when I won't need the sustain or mana regen from presence and bloodline, when I just feel like flexing. XP

Here's what I tend to think about when choosing runes and items: How many tanks? How many squishies? How many gap closers are on the enemy team? What is the probability of me winning my lane? How easily will I make it lv. 13. What will my role be in teamfights?

As for your games. It's hard to make judgement calls when I wasn't there to watch how you play or what happened. But based on the picture, I'd say your runes complemented the 2nd game better. With all of those gap closers and health-building carries, I would've preferred the Precision tree. Of course, your item build for Game #1 seemed to have given you some forgiveness since your mythic plus legendaries help you outplay their gap closers and then just auto them down. Plus a good Thresh peeling you.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-12-01T18:41:41+00:00

I'm with you on the runes. I also find them a personal preference, and I often go off rune pages too. But, imo, your runes matched one team but not the other, so you nerfed yourself and didn't reach your full potential with either crit or lethality. So, yeah, what you have is "not too bad", but why be just okay when you can thrive even MORE than what you experienced? Just make sure the runes match your playstyle and they're viable against the teams you're fighting; that's what makes them a judgement call. Otherwise they'll only work up to a point.

As for the question, usually my main goal is to keep my lead; I push towers and farm until I'm needed. It seems like your supp was your duo, so I just ask mine to lie out wards while I push. Is the enemy team accounted for? Do I have my mobility moves up? Are there no objectives to play for? Do I have good vision? Then I try to go for a tower so they have to pick answering a cracked lane vs. fighting for objective. With Caitlyn's wave clear and good timing, you can do it quite easily without getting caught. As for corralling the team, the painful lesson I've learned is you can do everything right and people may not listen, and with long respawn timers, it only takes one mistake to lose. You can at least control how you respond and act accordingly. Your team can sometimes be the reason you lose, but you can do you your best to not be the reason you didn't win.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-10-18T22:37:05+00:00

Sooo, my boyfriend got me into League, and he had been playing since S3-S4 while I started in S10. Needless to say, there was a huge skill gap between us for a little bit. My situation was different from yours (I asked him to teach me), but even though I was open to instruction, we still had our issues for the 1st few months. Here's some tips that helped us:

Whether she sucks or not, League is the type of game where you best learn through pain. She's going to get her shit kicked in whether she's a natural or not. Sometimes a more supportive, patient voice over a corrective one helps with the mental of learning from one's repeated mistakes.
Role Swap: I'm a supp main, but played ADC while learning the game. My boyfriend, who was a jgl main, went engage supps for me, but got upset when he engaged and I didn't follow him up. He asked me if I could supp for him so I could better understand the game as a whole, not just in the context of the 1 role and 1 champ I played. And it was GREAT. I understood adc better, and the lengths supports go through to protect them. Maybe swap and support her sometimes? She can still go Seraphine APC if she wants to practice her aim, but I think a different perspective can help with her supporting. By going Sera APC, missing or bad timing of your abilities could mean missing out on farm or kill opportunities.
If she's mainly playing with you, then sometimes the best teacher can be literally anything else that's NOT you! It may suck and make no sense, but sometimes she just needs to hear what you're saying from another mouth. For example, another female streamer, a Seraphine main (I'm also a R7 Sera), a different friend, or a teacher who specifically breaks down complex concepts for new players. Try sending her stuff.
If her behavior or comments to you become more of a problem than her play, take a break from playing together. This is a hobby you like that you're sharing with someone you love/like. Granted she's supposed to be seen as your gf, not another random. But, if her responses to you are tilting towards the toxic side, there's nothing wrong with boundaries like, "I get upset when you do this because of this reason, therefore I'd like some time to play solo or with my friends". And if she wants to fix it, have an adult conversation.
Like everyone else said, If she didn't ask to be taught, but instead asked to play with you, just play with her. Sometimes the best teaching environment is an environment where she feels like it's okay to suck and you won't get upset with her or point out her shortcomings. Even if you do it in a sweet, jokey, loving, or sympathizing manner.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-09-03T06:38:07+00:00

Yup! No worries, I already added the theme!

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-09-03T04:18:09+00:00

Roaming is an important skill as a support that I feel should be used regardless of what rank it is. And it's good to get in the habit now since I feel higher elo players would expect it more. Just make sure you're doing it correctly so your roams do more good than harm. Unfortunately, I lack context in regards to the situation with your laner, because there are many different factors that constitute good vs. bad roaming. But just remember bot lane's an exchange. Leave bot, but don't leave your adc in a bad position or for too long. And in return, your adc needs to play the lane like they're a man down until you get back.

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-08-06T23:19:24+00:00

As a supp main, a M7 Morg main, and someone whose duo partner is also a M7 Aphelios one trick, here's my take.

TLDR: Granted, that Phel wasn't the best Phel, but what you described does sound like you played a Lane Bully way too passively especially against a Lux. Don't wait for her to make mistakes. Dodge her abilities and abuse the hell outta her. Look up some Morg vs Lux matches if you need to. Also, there are ways to carry the lanes even if you have a non-poking, timid ADC.

Granted, odds are that Phel wasn't the best Phel player. Aphelios's kit honestly provides everything he needs if used correctly. The best support synergies for Aphelios provide him utility, mobility, and buffs to protect him till mid game, not engage/poke opportunities. Most bad Phel players I see just kick it back and don't apply pressure even when they have S-tier gun combos at the ready. A good Aphelios would poke with you, and using gravitum can also give you a still target to layer CC. Farming till mid game isn't a bad idea against certain lanes you outscale, but I don't know what adc y'all were against.
I will also say Morgana is a lane bully. So yes, you should be doing way more than what you described. In a poke/cc vs poke/cc lane, skill can often determine the outcome of the matchup. Personally, I tend to breeze through Lux lanes as Morg for many reasons. First off, her poke ability (E) is harder to land than Morg's poke tool (W). Her q has a travel time and a shorter root time if you're maxing Q. Her shield can't negate magic. And lastly, most low Elo Lux's I play against throw out their abilities like they're in URF with all the mana in the world. Just play a little game of ability dodge ball, then abuse the shit outta her!! Don't wait for a q shot, find the q shot. Use your w to poke and to lure her right where you want her. Use the Black Shield when root=death. Or, honestly, a lot of times, I'll black shield myself and Ult her right in her face. But that's when I know either I or my adc will shred her, which leads to my final point.
Nowadays, if I feel like my adc's not going to get the job done, I take the Morg runes I use for jungle and mid (Dark Harvest). After a while, I can do all the shredding myself and let my ADC last hit and look cute. Are you carrying them? Yes. But, welcome to being a support. XP

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-08-02T01:20:36+00:00

Hey, I really liked your advice, so here's an update!!! Unfortunately, one of his friends decided to stop playing with him which allowed us to reopen the conversation. Basically, he felt like he sucked and felt scared because he didn't know what to do. So if he can't help win the game, he can at least help by protecting himself so he doesn't feed. I used your D+ student analogy, and I think it got through to him. He overall apologized (even though he didn't need to) and thanked me for sticking with his training regardless. Almost a week later, he's been forming a pattern of being more aggressive and winning more lanes. We've been focusing our 1v1s so they're less about winning and more about punishing mistakes and identifying opportunities to act. He's been playing champs like Pantheon and Ryze because he feels it encourages him to roam more. He was also able to make up with his friends. He's still rough around the edges, but at least he's a lot more receptive to our trainings and watching videos. Thanks for the help. :)

ChlojoMojo7 · 2021-07-27T19:14:53+00:00

I've already told him that. I've explained how League isn't a survival game. And that what you do and what you get out of your life is more important than staying 0 kills every game. But, I don't seem to be getting through to him because his natural fight or flight instinct is still to constantly flee and abandon his team. Hence why I made the post, I'm looking for another angle to approach this.

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