User blog comment:Nuclrdmntr/Flamers and tryhards./@comment-6061249-20130816155127

Tryhards, if not VERYtryhards, are rather not that much problematic. They are just nothing comparing to ones which i've recently played with...

When the picking begun, one guy pasted a link from NA forums in chat, before somebody said a single thing. So i asked him, is it something important?

"Yes" "What Riot says about pick order"

I was quite impressed. No one even said a single word. I asked him, and what does it means for us. And the rage begun.

The guy started to insult us and spammed about pick order. I'll say that again - no one said a single word, not even claimed any position, and he already went mad. So i spoke to him, if Riot says "jump in fire" would you do it?

Two other guys agreed to me. But the rager kept his work. I was still talking to him, and asked - if i'm first pick (indeed i was), then can i sh** at you all? (certainly what i said)

"Yes"

Is this enough weird? Yeah, but it wasn't everything. Two guys suddenly begun to blame me for raising a [bad word]storm, even if they just agreed with me seconds ago. What the hell?

Through the game. They fed like hell and you could see a death every ~40 seconds, but they've been also scoring kills. I had one death when they had 6-8, and with kills and cs we were rather all fine except botlane.

The reason was simple - they just recklessly kept diving for kills, sacrificing themselves - of course, every time it was somebody's fault (surprisingly not mine).

But, at the ending of game, there was situation when i suddenly spotted their full team in bush while i was alone. Result was sure (nasos haz bn slaen), and the guys went mad. Seriously mad - they just did same thing as i did, one by one everybody of them died by rushing into them without any help.

Guess who's fault is this? Did i forced them to jump in?

Of course, final credits for lose went to me. Even if i performed much better, but it was perfect moment to stick back to me.

Just tell me - what is name for such people? Tryhard does not describes it enough.