Jinx, The Loose Cannon

"Jinx lives to wreak havoc without a thought for consequence, leaving a trail of mayhem and panic in her wake. A manic and impulsive criminal, she despises nothing more than boredom, and gleefully unleashes her own volatile brand of pandemonium to the one place she finds dullest: Piltover. With an arsenal of deadly toys, she unleashes the brightest explosions and loudest blasts - all the better to shock and surprise the hapless authorities. Always just out of the law's reach, Jinx's favorite game is to toy with Piltover's finest - especially Vi.

Piltover had long been known as the City of Progress, a place where peace and order reigned. That serenity was challenged when a new kind of criminal arrived, the likes of whom had never been seen. This mysterious outlaw unleashed a series of warped and destructive capers that endangered the entire city, and left its people reeling from the worst crime spree in Piltover's history.

As the string of crimes without rhyme or reason hit the city, sightings of the lawbreaker emerged. Though the young woman's origins were a mystery, some saw traces of Piltover hextech in her firearms, while others described the street fashions of Zaun in her dress. Because her arrival always brought trouble with it, those who crossed her path soon gave her a name: Jinx.

Jinx's rampage escalated. Caitlyn - the sheriff of Piltover - responded by declaring a state of emergency and organizing a city-wide manhunt. In typical Jinx fashion, the criminal marked the Piltover treasury, the city's most secure building, with a direct challenge to its most abrasive officer. With a caricature of Vi's face splashed across the treasury's facade, and with a time and date of her supposed raid, Jinx was openly daring the enforcer to stop her from robbing it.

Determined to put the troublemaker behind bars, Vi watched and waited outside the treasury until Jinx's time had finally come. True to her scrawled promise, the smiling menace showed her face. Knowing this was her chance to capture the outlaw, Vi gave chase into the building's interior. She smashed through wall after wall to chase down Jinx, who giggled as she lit up the evacuated treasury with fiery explosions. Vi finally cornered the criminal inside the vault, but Jinx wasn't done just yet. With a maniacal laugh, she fired a barrage of rockets, bringing the entire building down upon them both.

When Vi finally crawled out of the ruins, the battered enforcer found no trace of Jinx. Adding insult to injury, not a single ounce of gold had been taken from the ruined vault. Instead, the criminal left a parting message to her favorite officer of the law - a challenge only now visible through the gaping opening in Piltover's skyline. The lights of the city spelled out a simple taunt: you'll never catch me. As Vi read the message, she heard the distant laughter of her new nemesis, and the city plunged into utter darkness for the very first time."

"For those who brave the harsh seas of Runeterra, attaining one's own ship and crew is the pinnacle of success.Sarah Fortune, a well-respected (some would say legendary) bounty hunter from Bilgewater, was able to achieve this feat just after her sixteenth birthday, etching out her name as the go-to gal for resolving special troubles. No bounty was too difficult or too dangerous for her feminine charm and her renowned use of her twin pistols, "Shock and Awe". Her success gave her the means to legitimately purchase her own ship - with a little flirtatious haggling, of course. Things weren't always so fortunate for Miss Fortune, though. When she was young, trade ships began to dot the horizon of her quiet home along the northern shores of Blue Flame Island's largest chunk. Trade routes brought piracy, and the inhabitants soon found themselves caught in a frenzy of pillage.

One day, young Sarah returned home to hear gunshots and screaming. Her front door was smashed open; inside, she saw her mother lying in a pool of blood. A sudden blow to her head made her collapse next to her slain mother. The last thing she could remember were her attacker's red eyes, as his face was blocked by a rogue's bandanna. Miss Fortune has a strong distrust for pirates and she finds herself constantly bickering with the infamous Gangplank (the only captain to resist her charms) over the direction of Bilgewater politics. Her two goals: to unite the people of Bilgewater, making them into a strong and independent society, and to find the pirate who killed her mother. To that end, she has entered the League of Legends as a champion, trading her skills for the wealth and influence that will help her accomplish both."

On my previous games, playing as Miss Fortune, I had my ups and downs. First the downsides, on all my Miss Fortune games (Not counting with those I've went to the mid lane as the referred champion and not particulary using Ability Power.) - Because Ability Power Miss Fortune does work, but haves it's Pros and Cons in the progress.
It is not the fact I lose my lane, but yes the fact after laning fase the opposite team ends up snowballing and us loosing the control we once had since the beginning. - Loosing towers, getting caught and most importantly, not getting objectives. Because our team was rulling since the beginning with kills that their thirst for more blood would end up in them getting caught and killed.
And that could  be clearly seen on one game in particular. We were getting objectives.
Getting towers down, slaying the dragon, immediately entering into a teamfight and coming on top and rushing for a Baron.
All was well, when our top laner and Jungler wouldn't listen to the pings for danger or  retreat and went to seek for more blood spilled but ending up getting caught, again and again.
With them waiting to respawn, the opposite team quickly retreated and rushed for the Baron to secure a major lead compared to us and help them push to the Nexus.
Knowing that they had started, Orianna being the one who most dealt damage compared to the rest of the other team and our Inhibidor Tower and Inhibidor already down, with the super minions already pushing to our base and the rest trying to farm them all before damaging more towers or our exposed Bottom lane inhibidor, I left.
To the Baron pith. They were "smart enough" to leave vision, I stood just outside and ulted (R-Bullet Time) and got it for myself. - Stole the baron for us, to give us still hope we could push them away and claim victory to ourselves.
But went downhill, the same two rushed to soon for us to get into a teamfight. Them getting caught and I almost getting caught in the process.
Resulted in defeat, but I stood proud of at least trying. Over and over.
I couldn't possibly win it alone. It requires teamwork in the progress of carrying it. And that game lacked of it.
People making choices and calls at the wrong time without the rest of the team.
Now for the Ups "of it", it's when you play as a team. Also it helps when you are playing with people you trust to support you. That you know their play style and know exactly when to follow or not.
Communication is important on a game.
Without it, It's complicated.

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