You've put the time in. Grinded days, weeks, months, even years on end. Now you're the best and everyone knows it ... and now they're not interested in gaming with you at all. Maybe it's time for a Smurf account.
Smurf accounts are believed to have started around 1996 when Warcraft 2 was one of the best, if not the best, game on the market. Some players got so good that even experienced players had no chance against them. So new account by those same elite players were created so they could continue to find new gamers to play against. The definition of a gaming Smurf is an experienced gamer that creates a new account so that they will be matched against new, inexperienced players for the purpose of easy wins. Not very flattering.
While Smurfing can be looked down upon as it can be a way to rack up easy, even cheap, wins it can sometimes be almost necessary if your reputation as a gamer keeps others from even considering playing against you or even with you. Many sites, such as League of Legends, sell Smurf accounts for these reasons. Personally, I've used my same gamer tag for as long as I've been gaming online. But, that's me and I am in no way an elite gamer.
Though the original definition of Smurfing pretty much puts it in the category of bad form, in League of Legends Smurfing can be used to achieve higher ranks, not just to get cheap wins.
You can see where the latter makes is a viable options. If you are interested in Smurfing, check out league of legends accounts.
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