Top 10 Most Annoying Things About Mobile Legends

Mobile Legends has probably taken more of your time than you'd ever admit out loud, and you love it for that. Fast matches, flashy plays, satisfying wins. It's been your go-to since 2019.

But just because it's your favorite doesn't mean it's flawless. For every clutch team fight or savage triple kill, there's a facepalm moment that makes you want to launch your phone into low orbit.

You've seen it all. The painful stutter of lag at the worst possible moment. The one teammate who vanishes halfway through a game, only to reappear in the post-match screen like nothing happened. The cursed matchmaking that puts your squad up against a five-stack of mythical tryhards while your team can't even agree on who's going mid.

It's frustrating. It's chaotic. And yet somehow, you keep coming back.

So here's your chance to call out the parts of Mobile Legends that drive you nuts. Vote for the things that deserve to be dragged to the top of this list.

The Top Ten

  1. Lag

    This is easily the most annoying thing that can happen in Mobile Legends. Even with good Wi-Fi and a stable connection, you could still expect the connection to suddenly cut out. It's worse if it happens when you're about to slay an enemy, trying to escape with low HP, or initiating a team fight. It is a bane for every player out there, especially those with poor Wi-Fi connections.

  2. Broken matchmaking

    The system usually does not show the ranks of the opposing team, unless it's Ranked, where you play with players of the same rank. But it happens quite often in Classic, as I speak from experience.

    Hopefully, it gets fixed in the next patches.

    (Me) Master III - 2-star owned Lv21 Common Magic Emblem. A hero can't kill, and the enemies always survive at below 7% HP.

    (Enemy) Legend I - 5-star owned Lv60 Marksman Emblem. A marksman dominates in the early game and rapidly grants gold for jungling.

    Yup, the matchmaking is broken.

  3. Going AFK

    Basically, you're forced to fight with one less teammate, putting your whole team at a disadvantage. It's worse if that player is the carry or main damage dealer. You'll struggle for the whole match if they disconnect.

  4. Being called away in the middle of a game

    It is best to manage your schedule and play your game only during your spare time, not when it's close to mealtime or work. This could anger your parents. This happened to me a few times before.

  5. Low framerate

    If Wi-Fi isn't the issue, then the frame rate is a possible culprit. It is recommended that you lower the graphics quality to improve performance or use a game booster. If those don't work, I suggest you buy a phone with better RAM and storage.

  6. Feeding

    Getting yourself slain a lot, whether intentionally or unintentionally, can be exacerbated by poor Wi-Fi, low frame rate, getting ganked, not paying attention, or poor skill.

    For poor skill, you can practice in custom or VS AI to improve. To avoid not paying attention, notify others that you're going to play so they know you're busy. Probe bushes with ranged skills for potential ambushes, maintain a safe distance from dangerous opponents like Zilong and Lancelot, and always be cautious when going solo if you're getting constantly ganked by the enemy.

  7. Losing streaks

    This happened to me a few weeks ago. I just reached Legend V division for the first time, but as soon as I tried to rank up further, my luck took a complete 180. I kept losing and losing, dropping back to Epic II eventually. That's when I temporarily retired for the second time (the first was in June). I don't know when I will come back because my phone also has weak RAM and a poor processor.

  8. Bad characters

  9. Losing despite having a huge advantage

    This can happen if, during the late game, you destroyed many turrets and accumulated many kills and gold, but your teammates chose to stall the game. Suddenly, that enemy marksman that kept getting pummeled is slaughtering all your teammates with little effort, trashing your remaining turrets, and eventually toasting your base. You should've pushed sooner rather than later.

  10. Enemy stealing your buff, Turtle, or Lord

    You often need buffs for your hero, but sometimes, a very clever enemy can hide in a nearby bush and steal them. If it's an enemy Franco, expect him to hook it away from you, wasting your efforts to slay the monster.

    The latter two, however, are worse in comparison. The Turtle gives you a team bonus and a shield, so losing it to the enemy is bad enough. Losing the Lord is even worse because it will attack alongside you when you slay it, and its strength and damage could potentially turn the game in your favor, especially if your team is at a disadvantage. If they gank you and land the killing blow, you're pretty much screwed.

    11. The Contenders

  11. Toxic or uncooperative teammates

    Trolling, trash talking when things go badly, refusing to cooperate despite your requests for backup, or just screwing up in general. It's best to play with people you know, such as friends or relatives, because with them, you have better communication and cooperation, thus a higher chance of winning. If you can solo queue effectively, however, this may not be much of a problem.

  12. Engagement Optimized Matchmaking (Dark System)

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