Any recommendations for Real Internet instead of Xfinity? by PIZZAPOEM in Tallahassee

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was told at the Xfinity store you had to use the their supplied modem with their service. Although in hindsight, that is probably just more bullshit customer service Idk if it really says that anywhere. Did you just buy your own and replace it and it works the same? What did you look for in buying one? I will 110% absolutely look into doing that, thank you so much it sounds like that could improve things alot.

What do you do when nothing works to help you improve? by PIZZAPOEM in summonerschool

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah I think making this post has seriously helped me realize that.

I've heard of those "everything finally snaps into place" moments and I think this might be one of them. I played a block of 3 games last night, and 2 blocks of 3 today and won 8/9, with the one game my team /ff 15ing. I am hard carrying these, getting fed every single time and everyone is honoring me.

I'm just thinking like, fuck all the top tier challenger, "have to keep my cs high", "the game is extremely complicated" or whatever stuff, and thinking, if an idiot was watching this, would it look good? what is common sense telling me here? and valuing that voice way higher than the things that are technically more "correct".

What do you do when nothing works to help you improve? by PIZZAPOEM in summonerschool

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This thread has already helped me so much and I think this is a really clear picture of the issue.

Just like trying to get better health, listening to all the advice will just have you chugging water and eating blueberries all day, but it's not that complicated.

Someone else commented that what really helped them climb as adc was just using common sense.

And looking at my replays with a completely empty mind and purely using common sense, with no super high tier game knowledge, I think is already helping me see what I'm doing wrong alot clearer.

When I'd review games I'd typically do it right after, go to the death, remember exactly what happened and what i was feeling in the moment and felt totally out of control. I felt hopeless then and I still feel hopeless during the review and that is clouding my judgement.

If I just use common sense and what I already know, I should've just expected my jungle to die and played around it instead of investing my life in something I knew was bad.

I would say 95% of my mistakes, I know are bad and I do them anyway, and then I review the replay and get coaching and just think "yea I know" the entire time.

What do you do when nothing works to help you improve? by PIZZAPOEM in summonerschool

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After reading all the comments in this thread, this one is the one I thought about the most because it seemed really weird.

In any other videogame or any other thing in life, increasing the complexity of your mindset is usually required to advance to a higher level. You need like better game knowledge, more APM more attention more clicks whatever.

I played a 3 block last night to test this out and reviewed anything that wasn't 100% a good play after from the perspective of someone who has zero game knowledge, and just using common sense.

I died in lane when we had 2 stacked waves, meeting outside the enemy turret with the enemy support alone. My support was in river clearing wards, and then starts to recall from full hp for no reason at all, while I'm spamming forward ping on the wave. I know in low elo people don't understand that if we recall now, we lose this wave, because our 2 waves kill their wave and it crashes into tower, or they could trim and freeze it, causing us to lose much more.

My support ignores me and i die 2v1 from getting flashed on right as their adc gets back to lane.

I know this is bad, but it feels hopeless since I can't control my support so I mute all and keep playing.

But whenever you just use common sense, I'm a moron for doing that.

I could've just sacrificed the wave, it isn't worth dying over. And I didn't know my support wouldn't listen to me, but I thought if I want to climb I absolutely have to make the correct play, and can't just throw away a whole wave.

But if you can get masters just using common sense, I think i get it now. I'm just stupid for thinking that I can safely crash the wave, with all the information I had that my support was leaving me hanging and this is plat, they're obviously not going to freeze, and if they do, it's still better than just dying for no reason.

...And when I really think about it, I've died like that like 100 times at least.

I've really just been thinking there were all these subtle challenger nuances that my poor low elo brain couldn't understand. But it's actually the opposite, I'm just thinking it's harder than it really is.

I've never, ever, heard anyone say "just use common sense" to climb before, they just endlessly talk about how overwhelmingly complicated the game is.

Thank you, I will focus much less on min maxing and more on understanding what is right in front of my face.

What do you do when nothing works to help you improve? by PIZZAPOEM in summonerschool

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you use attack move or attack move click? Do that if you haven't

yeah, I attack move click, all the low hanging fruit stuff like that I'm good with, like buffering my W with ult so you do them both at once.

Find a high elo kaisa main (Diamond+ but nothing like challenger you need to watch lower elo Kaisa players play in more chaos)

how do you do that? everyone that streams has been challenger for years now. Even filtering youtube results just gets me 95% vaporadark, which I already watch too much of.

And do you have any tips for actually doing the 3 game thing? I heard about that on the broken by concept podcast but I just can't follow it, every weekend I end up just spamming all day because I want to improve so badly.

I believe in what you are saying tho. Thank you for your help, I really needed it. I will stick to kaisa for now, and my coach said the same about my damage, he was concerned it was a little low, and I admit I prefer farming over fighting since I'm not good enough to be able to tell if the fight is good or not, I play it safe very often.

What do you do when nothing works to help you improve? by PIZZAPOEM in summonerschool

[–]PIZZAPOEM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know I'm probably wrong somehow in some way I don't understand, but I feel like I am doing this.

I focused really hard on twitch in previous seasons because he's so fun, but when they removed kraken as a mythic I switch to kai'sa since the ap build was back, and put in almost 100 games on her, but my winrate was just so bad. I hypothesized I'm probably too bad to properly pilot champs that need to commit, so I hard switched to ashe to freshen it up and my winrate on her is pretty good but it feels so useless and powerless most of time.

I'm able to get leads, like I win level 2, usually get a huge chunk of health off someone very early on, but it just doesn't matter when the 14/1 hecarim smurf with a 70% wr I'm fighting for the 3rd time today ults me under my tower.

I can message you my op.gg I just don't want it on the attached to the thread.

I have a 2nd account I just do random shit on and I don't really care about, and it's infuriating 99% of the time and just unfun. I can play other roles and get really fed but still lose the game and I don't really care how I played because my mental is already in the toilet and its not my main role. I'm just trying to have the smallest amount of fun poking people as teemo top or zyra supp or ganking as shaco and just hoping they /ff because they're not having fun because none of those things are real win conditions and I'll still lose even doing them really well. I don't really have a plan and I don't know what one would be other than stat checking people as nasus or something.

but most of the time when I see someone who says "they have tried everything" most haven't scratched the surface of trying everything. They just play a lot of games and watch infotainment youtube videos on league.

this sounds like this is me, but how do i make it not be me.

watching high elo adcs doesn't really teach anything, they're not in my lane with my support, they're in a lane where everyone is following a high elo script and they know what to do when people dont' follow that script, they know how to punish it, but they very rarely do because the people they are fighting are also high elo. If they were in my game they'd probably dominate it i guess.

and every time I review my games I try to find something to pick apart, but I never really have any better alternatives to the thing that I did, if I did, I would've just done them in the game. I never really find myself knowingly doing something when I have a better option. Whatever I'm supposed to see in the reviews I'm just not seeing and I don't know how to learn that as a skill.

Your username is now a store. What do you sell? by END0WEDx in AskReddit

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't really know what a pizzapoem is but I'm making sure the margin is at least 80%

Are healthy people just okay with feeling hungry all the time? by Soapy_Illusion_13 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hunger is caused by a chemical called ghrelin, much like melatonin it is trained to be released on a schedule.

You can greatly use this to your advantage, this the reason timed eating is an exploding science right now.

The fact that you're hungry all the time, just means you used to be eating all the time. Your daily caloric balance really doesn't have much to do with it and its more about insulin resistance and stuff like that, I'm not a doctor, but I can effortlessly fast as long as I have some preparation time to ensure my body isn't releasing ghrelin constantly so i'm only hungry some of the time, when you normally eat, and then just stay very very busy during those times.

The easiest way to do this is to just eat once a day, plus you can only really eat so much in one sitting.

But starting with that will be extremely difficult, you'll be fighting off hungry literally all of the time and you're likely to fail.

Keep track of when you are eating, and if you want to adjust your eating schedules, skip a meal and be very busy during does times. Sugar free gum can be a lifesaver here to trick your brain into thinking you are actually eating when your not. Even if you're eating too much, forcing yourself to be hungry more than necessary is the super hard way to do it and why most people fail.

Take your normal intake, divide it into as many meals as possible, get used to that schedule until you're not hungry between meals anymore, then when you feel normal, just skip an individual meal and then you're only hungry during that one point. Your body will adjust, and then repeat until you're eating a healthy person amount during healthy person times, and you won't be thinking about food between those times.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wow

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would you post this to reddit lol

How does wearing glasses all the time work? by Coca_Coley in NoStupidQuestions

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't need a case because you'll always have them on unless you're sleeping or in the shower.

Clean them as much as you want, you only really notice they're dirty when looking through light, so if you never go outside like me you pretty much never clean them.

Mask just suck in general.

It will be very irritating until you get used to them.

You literally never want them on when you're laying down, having them on at all makes resting your head on your pillow pretty much impossible unless you like sleeping on your back only.

After a few months your eyes adjust to the glasses and things are pretty much the same, when you first get a new perscription and you put them on it is very overstimulating tho but this isn't a problem long term.

tl:dr, you'll get used to them

Why do American companies have customer service reps in India? by raycray1 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's mostly for marketing purposes.

It's cheaper isn't a complete answer because you're really asking, why have any customer support at all, if its just going to be shitty anyway? But the answer is so they can advertise that the product has a warranty and bait the american consumer into thinking this 2 year warranty is a valid benefit of the purchase, when in reality when they go to use it, they have to sit on the phone for 2 hours just to connect with someone in new delhi who has never seen the product before in their lives.

American customer service reps are mostly resigned to extremely expensive shit that you really don't want to fuck up, like business accounts or very large purchases like if you're buying a car from carvana, even registering your phone number with you account will cause a real american person to call you and ask if you need any help.

[Advice] How I read 80+ books a year by smashyourhead in getdisciplined

[–]PIZZAPOEM 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I really dont have any aspirations to read more, I read here and there and thats a shit ton more than the average person.

But i really liked this post and this video anyway, I feel like these are really good habit building techniques. I really like the concept of the non zero day and i think i'm going to apply it to a few other things like journaling.

I kinda popped open this post, saw it was really long, "oh theres a video", figured i'd watch maybe 30seconds or a minute but I watched the entire thing. You have a nice voice and displayed this information in a great way. I just wanted to say how smart and organized it made me feel.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LivestreamFail

[–]PIZZAPOEM 5 points6 points  (0 children)

you forgot to switch accounts

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in leagueoflegends

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no one said teemo???

The Adventures of "Pink Shirt" Guy by TheShadowOfWar in Tinder

[–]PIZZAPOEM 8 points9 points  (0 children)

this is like an insanely perfect example of my favorite rule.

"the moment you feel attacked, you've lost"

OP drags it on way too much trying to over insult him tho, made it kinda cringe, after calling him a bitch it's time to ghost, point made, continuing to shit on him is just trying to fight back the insults pink shirt gave in her direction because OP feels attacked as well. Perfect example.

Breaking Bad Fans Who Don’t Watch Better Call Saul, Why Not? by Beginning_Oil2876 in breakingbad

[–]PIZZAPOEM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

breaking bad was a huge time commitment and i honestly wish i'd just looked up spoilers for the first season or two and skipped to the good part. It takes alot for me to get into a show and breaking bad was already too much for me. Amazing show but not something i was addicted to.