@@rantaroxlux2838 even then. Theres times where there is no saving them and its better to let them die rather then you. You can heal the rest of your team and help them
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best tip i ever got was: Take it slow, League has so many aspects to it that trying to learn all of them and actively improve at the same time is impossible. Make a goal. like getting 80 cs at 10 min, training how you harass, wanting to pay more attention to the minimap etc etc just a singular goal, and keep yourself to just that one goal eventually it will become part of your subconscious and you won't even need to think about it at the point you've forgotten what you where trying to train grab something else that you want to improve in and dedicate yourself to that one thing. League starts with Knowledge the only way to get better is to actively play and understand both your own and your opponents mindset.
I started playing league like 4 months ago. I understand the basic concepts of the game, but I am not good enough and I don't feel comfortable in playing ranked yet. The lanes I play are support and mid. I'm currently trying to improve my CSing, wave control, understand how an enemy champion plays, how he uses his abilities and how to avoid it, when to recall, where to place my wards etc etc. When I started playing I didn't know that all that stuff existed and it actually makes me want to learn all that in order to get better. Seriously, league has changed my gaming experience a lot since I started playing.
@@StephGoKrazy yeah that what I plan on doing. But just because I play a lot of support with my friend (who has years more experience in league than me),we have the flexibility to play a (guaranteed) role that we both like and are good at it.
@@xx-cj6ew yea, but i meant to add many layers to my comment: over chasing, over chasing a no damage enemy, over chasing a no damage enemy who is also totally useless, and thte whole team -rather than maybe 1 or 2, bit
So true. Our team was a bit behind and I was a behind support running away, their entire team chased me and all burned flash and their ults, only to get killed by the rest of our team which gave us the extra gold to win the game.
Ahmad Naguib as a support main I actually love when this happens especially when I’m fed. Having the other team using 3-4 outs on you, while your fed adc is going off on them, trading your life for an ace is just beautiful.
@@boostedpotato1668 I love to do that all the time, I never play for KDA and I love to trick the enemy into chasing or focusing me for some suicidal plays to make my team shit on them, unfornutately few people notice these small detailed plays so I don't get appreciation most of the time, but I take LP so that's good enough for me xD
@@WyWinner30 Actually we group to much and is a reason why pro's call it the NA ARAM or NARAM for short. We have this "just group" mentality of sitting under the enemy tower and hope they make a mistake instead of giga farming well in a side lane while people jerk off mid. There is a reason players like TFBlade are "so good" in this region.. not only can he take over lane mechanically but he just fucking farms the living shit out of side waves until he's lvl 16 with 4 and a half items while everyone else is lvl 12 and just 1v9's (and this was before the XP buffs) and the rest of the region (mainly tops) cries "muh teams", "my lane is weak to carry from" Fuck this noncompetitive region
Nathan Hizer - agree. i asked my team to stop fighting and just look for objectives since we were already ahead, but my lux responded: “they group, we group”. We lost that game.
Best Advice I've heard: "Learn to get carried." Cuz my team got much better chance of winnning as long as i don't feed the crap out of my laner as well.
One time I faced a D2 player against me who was smurfing in silver and she carried her team with patience and split pushing. After the match she told me I was really good with mechanics so she did not want to get into fights so she waited for my and my team's mistakes and she split pushed whenever she had the chance to. She invited me to play some 1v1 matches and assured me that I do not need to work on my mechanics and should focus more on macro plays so I could start climbing. The best advice I ever received, because I thought my mecsanics needed working on and my macro was fine. This is exactly why everyone in any elo needs someone who can tell then what they need to improve. I was lucky to get this brilliant player against me, I can only advice anyone to get a coach if they want to climb.
Best tip I've gotten: Back then I was silver and a friend of mine was plat or dia. When I asked how I can become as good as him he simply said "just don't play retarded". Changed everything. Edit: Recently I was told to not play like a pussy and to risk more. It actually makes a huge difference. I did not realize that I had developed such a bad habit of playing safe!
This is a common problem. Silvers and worse are way too greedy and do dumb stuff. Gold and plat players on the other hand play too safe and they miss oppurturnities. Good player should know when to be aggressive and when to be passive.
Best Advices for me that I've recieved: -Kill secures/steals doesn't matter on both perspectives -Onetrick Someone(went from bronze 4 to plat 1 in a span of few months with kat) -Watch Try hards not entertainment contents on league -dont tilt, dont spread your tilt, dont play while tilted, and use the riot advice of take a deep breathe when youre on tilt -Accept losing its part of the game Edit: Dont blame everything on your teammate if you feel that you are good it means you didnt take responsibility on some tasks, its ok we all make mistakes.
Roaming supports can gank their own lane. It’s actually a pretty good strat if you get vision control and the enemy bot overextends because they want to abuse what they think is a 2v1
Ok guys well i got teached from my Brother. He is actual 210 LP Master and was Challenger in Season 7 and 8 at EU Server. He teached me that ive first to Master my Lane. Im Support Main and he teached me to play ONLY CARRYSUPPS in Lowelo because my ADC's wont know their Champs for real ! This are Brand, Zyra, Velkoz and Neeko. So go into Practicetool and Botgames, learn the Champs and their Combos as long as u dont have to think about it in Real Games. Now one of the most important things that U HAVE TO DO IN LOWELO -> MUTE ALL ! No joke guys this Point changed my Gameplay alot because my Brother told me that in Lowelo ppl are doin 99% Bullshitcalls. So i decided to mute all, even with Pings and just 3 - 4 Weeks later ive learned something that changed my complete mindset in League of Legends for real... Ive learned TO READ THE GAMES ! Its pretty hard to explain for me but u will get a kind of "Sense" for the Game in a whole different Way u have ever played it in Lowelo. U will see incoming catches and forcing Teamfights much faster and u will know where the enemy Jng will be the most Time. Well its rly pretty hard to explain for me im sorry.... Than learn the warding Game. Vision is the Key to force catches and Teamfights. And finally MASTER UR ROLE ! Would be to much to write it down here for any Role but its important that u understand what ur Maingoal should be in every Match (and NOOOOO the Supp is NOT the ADC's slave - to all Supps out there LEARN THAT !!!). Im actually Plat 1 and tryharding to get Dia 4. 3 Months ago i was Silver 3 so yeah, this is a whole new Game to me thx to my Brother =) "Hard work beats Talent when Talent dont work hard !"
The best advice I've ever received was to never second guess yourself. When you make a decision, follow through with it, even if it's wrong. Indecision wastes so much time and is the only answer that is always wrong.
dont think that applies to 9/10 cases, reconsidering and thinking on your feet can make your decision making a lot more efficient, but if you cought yourself in a 10 second ramble with yourself about what you should do, then yes your case applies and go ahead with what you initially decided to do
The best advice that I got in improving in Leauge is: "It's not about winning or losing the game, its about constantly learning from mistakes that you have commited and use that knowledge to improve and become a better player. STOP FLAMING"
Mercury Guy when someone insults you or someone you know is not that good because he just started and the person flaming is a smurf, can i tell them to stfu?
@@zachariz1490 Nah. Instigating or humoring their bullshit will just escalate it. It's best to either ignore or mute them and continue playing the game. They're likely already tilted and there's no reason for you to get tilted as well.
The best thing for me is to look down at low elo players advising one another in climbing ranks while I do it effortlessly. 3rd year playing, GM, care not about anything that the guides and tips teach you, just read champion skills and items, do what you want to do and have fun.
Going to games expecting every lane to do well and win is the most naive thing you can. As a jungler i can say that breaking out of the habit of having a plan and trying to do it is honestly a good idea. Stay flexible don't fixate on 1 scenario, because it probably won't happen.
You need to have no expectations. They play well, they play bad, you don't care. If you play a perfect game, you win, no matter what, almost all of the time, especially in low elo. You lose? Means you made mistakes, so why you're watching others instead of improving yours? Just some mentality tips ;)
@@badgamer66220 Is that why you constantly see people having 14, 15 kills, no deaths, a lot of assists and they lose because their team is literally retarded?
Best advice if ever gotten. Just farm and don't look for kills, the kills will come to you. I must say this is surprisingly true. I was told this by a challenger Jax player.
Thats complete bs and dependent on who you are playing. Im sure taliyah does amazing by literally just farming and not utilizing her passive or ult. Jax on the other hand obviously is split push oriented and can handle 1v2s, so of course he can just chill and farm and wait for people to gank
it's more related to top lane, top lane is basically farm simulator, you need to play agressive as an assasin or if you play vs ranged bc if you don't kill them they'll poke you until they can go all in ir force you to recall and you lose a lot of xp/gold
Best advice I received for improving was from Huzzy. In one of his videos, his teammate typed in chat “that was lucky”. Huzzy explained that there is no such thing as “luck” in league. If you lose a 1v1, it’s because YOU got outplayed. This mentality has helped me because it forced me to accept that I’m not perfect and I make mistakes. My strategy I adopted was typing “mb” in chat REGARDLESS of whether it actually was or not. This made me identify parts of MY play that was detrimental. There always something to fix. Not only does this help my mental, but my teammates as well. It’s quite relieving when someone takes responsibility for something that you felt you could have changed. It reaffirms that you’re in this together, not against each other. You’ve got 5 opponents already, you don’t need more! Of course there are some asshats that will say something like “yeah that’s your bad, you suck, uninstall, never play that champ again” but these people are inevitable and are part of the journey as much as anything else. Glhf in season 11!
Best tip I've ever had was from my favorite streamer, KayPea, that to not talk back on toxic players and just mute then. League is a game. And games are supposed to entertain you and HAVE FUN. So just have fun with playing the game, keep your cool, don't flame and feed, always focus on your minion wave control to be able to catch up and not be tilted. However, do have some limitations, don't be toxic as well and encourage them instead when they fck up. Do not troll and play a normal game when you're practicing a champion to avoid feeding in ranked games, losing LP and get reported. Those tips actually helped and I learned how to play better by myself and some more tips from my other favorite streamers like Yozu and bobqinXD so 3 years ago I was stuck a mere beginner, stuck in Silver, but now everything has changed. Over 400K Mastery Points on Lux and now I'm at Platinum II. I might use ProGuides too and be finally able to reach my dreams which is to reach High Elo. If ProGuides will help me achieve my dream, why not use it? Its always mentioned in Nicolai's videos. Lol
QOTD: I have a really good friend who coaches rec teams and he told me as a jungler if something ever happens on the map where I can't help or do anything about it, stop and think to myself "even though something bad happened, how can I gain an advantage" once I started thinking that, there is an increase in win rates when I do that opposed to when I don't.
Last tip is so important - I played an ARAM few days ago. We had 4 squishy damage dealers and a Sett main. I told him to build full tank not the damage (we needed someone to tank the incoming damage) and he yelled at me that I'm so dumb, he is a Sett main and he knows the items best. The result was that we lost, and he did 0 dmg because he had 3 damage items and he couldn't even stay alive for 5 seconds. You don't need damage items when you can't survive long enough to deal that damage.
I met a Grandmaster smurf when I was in iron, he said he appreciated my level headedness and willingness to learn so he spent the next few days teaching me. Helped skyrocket my climb so much i went from Iron 4 to Gold 1 in my first season of play
I wish that was me. I'm a new player - finishing games to get my rank, which I'm guessing is gonna be bronze as I got bronze III my first game. My friends are helping me, but none are above Gold and give me genuine tips :((
@@gwenethp511 If you're bronze after your first game you can still get silver. You now have 9 games before you get ranked each win gives you +50-70 lp and each loss +-0lp. There are no promos and you need 100lp to get to bronce 2 for example.
gweneth p it still wasn’t easy. I started playing this year in March and I got placed iron 4. I ended up peaking this season a couple weeks ago by making it to my platinum promos but it took a lot. I have over 1,200 games this season and I’d say at least half were spent bronze or lower just gaining game knowledge and basic. It took so long before I actually saw results and began to climb
Best tip I ever got was to ward in areas where there are objectives and possible gank pathings. Helped me a lot when I started as a support player in bronze IV and it got me to silver IV at the end of the season
Till diamond u can just play a few same champs. Because after playing them a lot, u pay less attention on csing, thinking about behaviour in different situations and this saves the time for your brain to concentrate on important macro aspects and on micro like when to harass, how to catch him effectively etc. Of course you will be a lot stronger and more impactful. Also get used to watch to map and side lanes with F1,2,3,4 (especially if u mid) and make a decision about what to do next. The most important thing players dont mention is pick. It is not just about counters. Like when your opponent picks a scaler, u can sure pick a pusher (if you have a lategame-champs in a team) to get him being under the tower and losing cs and roam. U will be much more useful and will be able to pick objects. Also pick roamer on mid if your bot is not stronger on a lane phase because almost all bot pushs in this case and mid cant gank. As well as jgl. Before starting a match watch on a whole composition. And set a macro or micro weaknesses compare to the opponent comp. Watch for the timings of dragons or herolds and make a wave management according to it. Dont tilt, stay calm. U will be much stronger. U can mute all (only chat, not signals) because your teammates dont write anything speacial. And unmute if neccessary in lategame. Vision on a specific spots according to a game. Make sure u know where to Defensive wards and where to attacking. Sorry for my eng.
8:12 This is the number one tip my friend told me that improved my gameplay. When you do something, commit. Just commit. Even if it's bad. If it's bad, you'll learn. If it's good, you'll get ahead. But if you don't commit to something, then you'll do nothing. I would spin in circles thinking if I should engage or retreat, and then I'd either engage too late and die... or not be far enough to retreat and get caught and die... But now I engage and die, but that's enough for my team to win the fight -- or I retreat and don't feed.
The best advice given to me was probably from a RU-vidr several years ago saying that you should take each loss in stride and not get upset about it. You learn more from a loss than you do a winning game. It especially helps the mental beat up session I used to feel after most of my games years ago.
Don't get me wrong, some of those tips may be helpful to me but as someone who has started League only recently the ways these tips are told aren't helpful. It amazes me that higher tier players will try to help lower tier players like me, but fail to formulate it understandable. Here are some of the things I had problems understanding: Number 7: Looking at other lanes is hard for a beginner like me. I rarely experience the told situation of "just sitting under the tower after clearing a wave". Maybe my games were odd, but it barely ever happens to me that no enemy minion or champion is with me on my lane. It might come with experience, but looking at other lanes while keeping myself safe at the same time is to me not possible. Number 5: Roaming in this case is depending on the situation of the wave. Here is the thing: I haven't had "wave control" tactics in my games yet. I don't know the advantages of a "slow push" or what that is. The term "Lane priority" might be common, but I still don't know what it means. Number 3: I didn't understand this point at all. Whats the message? If youre stronger attack? I dont get this one. Number 1: Building the same items over and over again is simple: I follow the recommended items, since I don't know every Champion and their attacks and stats by heart. I don't know which Champion has High Armor or MR (whatever it is, probably magic resistance??). I also don't know all items and which are good for which situation. So its easier to buy recommended items, instead of buying something wrong and getting flamed for it. The problem is: League isn't really friendly for beginners. The Tutorial is a joke that doesn't even explain roles like adc, how supporter items work and which to buy, where certain champions should play, warding, the different exp of camps and minions, what dragons or baron do, etc.
Hi there! I don't normally comment or reply but I thought I might because you worded your comment so nicely I thought I might try and clear some things up. Just letting you know I'm not the best at the game but I'll try and do what I can to explain a few things. Number 7: Like you said, sometimes its not possible to play safe and look at other lanes at the same time. In these circumstances you should just continue playing as per normal. A tip I suggest is to use the "F-Keys" (F1, F2, F3 etc) which quickly jumps to the other players on your team, and using space bar to jump back to you with the camera. Number 5: I'm still trying to master lane control myself but hopefully this video is useful. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I8qqgVVlN8I.html Number 3: Power spikes are when champions gain a lot of strength instantly. For example when buying an item or a level up granting you another ability. The video is saying to take advantage of when you level up as you gain a lot of power. Therefore you are stronger than your opponent until the spike as well. So basically fight while you are a lot stronger. Number 1: For starting off recommend items are ok. Once you keep playing the game and learn more, you'll eventually know when to build what. I recommend watching videos from someone who mains (plays that champion a lot) to see what they build and when. Plus they normally have like guides and stuff that tell you when you should build what. To see a champion's Magic Resist and Armor etc. you just have to click on them while in game and then look at their stats in the corner near their portrait. Finishing of here, you're right that the league tutorial isn't the best but you can find a lot of good tutorial videos on youtube like the one I linked if you know what to search. Anyways I hope I was at least a little bit helpful lol :)
@@ethangatchalian6031 First of all, thank you for sharing your experiences with me, those things you wrote are really helpful. I was aware of being able to jump to myself with space but the other keys (F1 etc.) were new to me. That makes it a lot easier, thank you! The website Mobafire was really helpful for me, but getting gameplay might become a little tricky, since i am a support/poke main and I think there might be more videos about other more "interesting" roles. I agree with you on your note about better tutorials on other websites, but I hope you understand my slight frustration of having to learn from other sources. I expect that from going to University not learning how to play a game casually xD. Anyway, thanks again for your help, see you in game! ^^
Ryder he’s saying it’s frustrating that the game doesn’t even teach you the basic premise of the game during the tutorial - 4 laning roles and one roaming role that typically have specific champs that work best for the respective lanes. It sucks. That’s it. That’s what’s frustrating.
Mario Manuel Aymerich and thats exactly why I’m saying.. they don’t teach you the basics for normals. All they teach you is to hit minions and hit objectives. Sure, it teaches you the basic goal of the game, but league is much more complicated than that and anyone who doesn’t do some outside research is not going to have a pleasant experience learning the game, considering the league community is full of smurfs and toxic players. It’s a horrid tutorial that doesn’t set you up to play well or play smart. I haven’t played it since I first started league, about 5 years ago, but I just remember it was a bullshit tutorial. I was just lucky my roommate at the time could actually teach me how the game works. And then the various RU-vid content that taught me how to play the game optimally and which champs are typically played in which roles.
Best tip i ever got. This works for me personally since then, and since i got out from silver elo. I highly suggest this one to those who wants to climb the ladder. About me. I started playing from season 7 and im silver for a whole season, hovering up to silver 2 down to silver 5, having like 200 ranked games. Season 8 of August 2018 i climbed from silver 4 up to Plat 5 in just two weeks. Pretty Hilarious, but i do think its all about luck and i play 10 games a day at that time. Since ive been busy this 2019 i havent played much league, in season 9 i climbed up from silver 2 to plat 3 consisting of 300 games. Im currently at Plat 3 and just a casual player not hardcore anymore. Sorry for the long intro, here it is in no particular order 1. Dont care about your rank. Play for fun while learning and trying to improve. Be patient, think of it like its just a game, no need to be stressed out. Don't think about it. You will win and you will lose a lot of games. Instead Focus more on your gameplay (Cs, Warding, Mechanics, Map awareness, This also impacts your attitude positively :)). Rank is just a shiny plate :p 2. Everyone is just as shitty as you are, Everyone on your team is trying hard and wants to win. Dont flame someone who's feeding, instead help them out like telling them what to do or what to build. (We can't do something on Trolls, INTers and AFKers) You don't have to be over positive complimenting those 4 people on your team, just be neutral and focus. Even though its solo queue its a team game. 3. Setting up your mindset, before you play make sure you have a complete sleep (Minimum of 7 hrs), Eaten your meal and get the job done. If your from work and school but have a good sleep and great meal its fine to play. Because if youre not doing this you will feel sluggish, rusty and angry at some point. Also dont play when your grandma/friend/dog died. These are my personal tips that ive got from watching tons of videos that works for me personally, Im not good at the game and im just a platinoob. Also sorry for my bad english, i suck at it since then. This one is a great video btw! Thanks!😁
the best advice for me it was my own advice, i found by myself that besides mechanics I should know my opponent and his skills it makes a huge difference and also if you remember his or hers skill cooldown then you will have much higher win a lane
This, while true is taken too extreme. I see too often a jungler wont gank because the enemy top laner has 2 kills. So they dont help the 0/2 top at all which shuts them out of the game, despite the enemy top perma shoving and being super vulnerable to a gank
3:35 Typing Me who will ask the enemy team what their favorite good is while attacking their tower: "Wonder what idiot would type in the middle of the game just to call out their teammates"
Best advice I can give is to learn every role moderately well. I can't tell you how many times I've seen and ADC give orders to their support when its clear they don't know the support role at all. If you take the time to learn all champ archetypes you'll better know what your teammates and opponents are looking for in each situation. This allows you to react better to your teammates engages and avoid getting caught out. It is also important to form a rough game plan based on comp. This could be as simple as "play for late" or "look we have a cho 5 man at every drake to guarantee a fast soul". I have seen too many late game comps give up because of an 7-8 kill deficit. If you have a late game hypercarry and decent CC to peel for them, stay in the losing game and maybe you'll come back. You'll win more games this way than with a fast ff. Reading a champ's abilities does not count as knowing them. You have to play them a few times
The best advice that I received isn't exactly one thing but is something that I did all at once and that is: - Change the fingers position on the keyboard from QWER to QWE - Unlocking the camera from my character and watching more the minimap - Watching competitive play paying attention to the commentary I went litteraly from bronze to gold
Best tip I have gotten was actually from my ProGuides coach AMR He was watching me in jungle and corrected my route Always farming the camps in order. It seems so simple but it increased my jungle farming so much. Farm in order and they will respawn in order.
Best advice I ever received was "Go into every game with the mindset you are there to win. Never auto-pilot." No lie. Hit plat in less than a week after that. Then again I don't really fall victim to any of these low elo mistakes. Apart from maybe improperly shoving the wave for roams here and there.
ill tell you what. My biggest issue with low elo is that these players love to just go die for no reason Ill be 15/3 and my team decides to die all at once over and over
I’m new to League and it’s only been a few days since I started playing. Fortunately, all the players I found were really pleasant, and I don’t mean that as sarcasm. Though relatively simple, I got one advice today: “Keep playing”.
The most important advice I ever got, though simple, helped me imensely. Look at the map more often, and to remeber to look more often use the 10 hr LOL map video to remind yourself.
Dude, i was searching for recall time and couldnt find one. Thank you dude i knew everything expect the recall one. And i found everything by myself, i was asking myself too what wouldve happen if i did this or this, thank you so much dude!
Best advice I've gotten? /Mute all in all ranked games, accomplishing several things Including just not reading Bronze flame, but also forces you to constantly check the minimal since /mute all mutes pings as well
I think the turning point of my skill was when I realized the philosophy of the roles. I played jung all last season and this season wanted to play mid so I would be able to play a solo lane. I was winning lane every game but never won, then I heard a quote by dopa “the role of mid is to help the jungler” I litteraly lost sleep thinking about that quote and revised my champion pool around it and climbed from iron to plat.
ive had this game for years and never went into ranked because i thought "normal is toxic imagine ranked" anyway i know ill end up in iron or bronze :p
This is the one time i answer the question of the day so enjoy it. The most helpful advice was when i played adc and one of my premates, who was like plat, told me to freeze the wave and how to do it. This was the first time i ever thought about wave macro which is half the way to winning your lane. So obviously, this was the most important advice i ever got.
When I was told that you could win a lane from farm alone. You earn more gold from csing and objectives instead of trying to make it into a team deathmatch
Not really, just don't talk to her, completely ignore her, she doesn't need anyone to show how stupid she is, because she is already doing it by herself.
i am main mid and someone have told me that if i am stronger and i can roam top or bot i should try ganking bot.. but if you are losing and you need to roam to get back into the game : then try to gank top lane and if you can ask the jg to come and gank 2! I ve applied that strategy and it got me back into the game many times plus usually we end up with a neutral objective like drake or rift( after the gank )
Once a game has finished if it was a crazy lost look at stats and replays of myself to see even tho my team did bad, why was i unable to provide for my team? Helped me find my flaws and figure out ways to get better.
I never stop moving while typing/blaming, if you have to flame during the game you have to do it quickly and precisely. Put your keyboard over your mousepad, press the enter button with your right hand thumb, type the sentence with the left hand in 1second(2 max) and press enter with your thumb again. Check out LS keyboard and mouse settings video for visual representation.
The best thing I have ever been told is to study just a tad bit the items in the shop, as it usually comes with time no matter what, knowing this info has made me (a 4 month of league playtime and one trick garen player) rise from iron to gold, now moving on to plat. Faster than most people Becuase I don’t use the meta I use what I know my playstyle will work with and win 90% of the time.
Best tip i've gotten : Adapt (kinda like the last advice but adapt playstyle too) so what i did is just learn every kits and mechanics of every champs and every item and it's unique passive/active (i can just check the mythic passive if it's a mythical don't wanna remember stats same for champs don't wanna remember ratios of each champ)
Best tip: Focus on your farm and not dying. Everything else comes after getting the gold you need doing that. If you're at risk of dying, build a survival item, even if you're playing a carry.
My little tip: (even though i'm bronze though i feel like i'm gold at best): i mute everyone on the other team, and only my teammates who are being toxic so i can focus on the game cause the pinging right on top of my champ or right by me is very distracting and annoying as hell. As a support main i ward key spots to help keep vision but its real struggle when your the ONLY one warding, i ping my spells and skills so my whole team knows that my q or my ult or my spells are down and for how long. I really need to work on this issue i got with TRYING to save everyone, something in me just wants to TRY and save them when the other me i push back into the void thats telling me "LET THAT FOOL DIE"
My advice is to not play sup. It's just an awful role at low elo. Botlane in general. If ur adc decides he's on a suicide mission u can't do shit about it. Even laning phase is basically a coinflip in low elo. Other roles can at least win lane and help others by roaming letting em get the kills if possible.
Support is probably the easiest role either that or top lane in terms on gaining and losing LP you sound like you're on the right path, just keep practicing, making better decisions and being there in team fights will help you stack assists and get that LP to climb.
lane priority, that's way more important when enemy team counter pick the champ for earlier game snowball. but many low-elo jg just don't really care and just run for gang in single lane. top lane mostly got ignored by a bad jg
An extra tip with you forgot to mention with alcoves is that red team finally have a way to avoid ganks other than just warding. Before this season blue side has always been so safe in avoiding ganks due to the make up of the map, like top side you could only get banked from through the river or if they decide to tower dive. On the other hand red top side could've always been ganked from two separate areas, the river and the small area right before the tower. On bot side even tho its just the opposite of top, if the jg decides to bank from that small area before the turret, he's putting himself at risk of dying because his allies might not always follow up .
Best tip(s) I got was from LS who has repeatedly said to treat this game like chess or a card game first and foremost. It's much easier and more consistent to win by fights of simple numbers advantages, or by picks, than to rely on your mechanics to play better than them every time
Just going to put this out there: Thornmail and Frozen Heart are amazing items for the top lane. Against Jax, Frozen Heart first item tends to just screw him over immensely.
I lost just cuz my team trying A new champ in the rank game
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I think learning that not every lane is winnable and that helping the losing lane as a jungler has helped a lot. For one it stops me from falling behind just because I'm trying to help the feeding top laner/mid laner/etc., but it has also played a large role in helping with my strategy in other lanes. If I see an opportunity, I don't hesitate to drop down bot or top as mid to help out the map and snowball if possible.
Best advice I've been given was to look around the map whenever you have free time (like between aa) and gather information. It takes a long time to perfect this, but it helps me a lot with where I gotta be and prevents me from wasting time. Also, my own idea - play all champions and all roles, fuck all the "play 3 champs" advice - you gotta be a jungler to understand junglers and know how to track them, you know what and when to expect and play accordingly. You can't be a good adc if you don't know what your support will do and predict trades.
You recall when you clear blue or red side and have nothing else to clear, so you can reset and buy to get the other side of camps>>>then look for a gank on that side or invade
Another good one is: When you don't have any ideal ganks/counterganks to pull off, easy towers to take, objectives to pressure/contest, teamfights to prep for, or when your Health/Mana is too low to be useful or safe.
Also, especially if the objective you aim to accomplish is about as far a walk or farther than the walk from your base to said objective (i.e. you just finished killing krugs, and need to head to topside jungle for blue buff or topside gank). It also doesn't hurt to back if you see the enemy jungler backing, especially if you don't think they knew you had vision of them. That means you can back safely without them pressuring your laners. HOWEVER...it's also a prime opportunity to pressure their laners or counterjungle as you know they won't be able to contest, so use your best judgement. Every time you look at the map as a jungler, you should think "What can I do to gain a lead right now? Where can I go to make myself or a laner in an advantageous state?" Basically, skim the map for scenarios/situations with a high probability of having a benefit for you(r team). If you can't find any good contenders for it, then backing isn't a bad bet
Forgot somethings like 1. Junglers gank the lanes that are havibg hard time. Aggresive champs usually beats other champs since they are countered on the picking phase and will cause them to lose a lot of farm. Plus if the opponent managed to freeze the lane and since you cannot get close to your opponent due to that you will be agrresively harrased. Youll lose exp farm and gold and more often recall as you have no choice to use your spells to last hit minions. Junglers often gank lanes that are winning instead of those having a hard time. Causing a great imbalace of dominance for every lane. 2. Push is more important than kills. Some players used dominating champions so that they can get the best score in the game but the bad side here is that they only after the kills instead of helping other teams to push. Fo example. Once a roam from mid comes, succesful gank then they leave without any assistance to push, mostly 50% scenario is the opponemts farmer will defend causing a delay on the push or couls be the mid laner will defend and the other lane will be ganked and will use either a RH and lose a tower in the processs. Yes a.kill more gold you will never win the lane just by your KDA, you must also helped your team to push so you can get that Victory you well deserved.
