5 Key Mistakes That Low Elo Players Make | League of Legends 

When you say, "if played correctly" that doesn't tell jack sh**... you should tell us what you mean by "played correctly" how do i play correctly to avoid that annie blowing me up?

7:41 - 7:49 I like that analogy...

how to 99% carry yourself from bronze to challenger: 1. pick any champ in any role (you must know the champ well enought to not get a negative kd) step.2 wait until somebody gets first and then write "omg very well played you are very good". next time he gets a kill or does something good write something like "nice mechanics" or "very well played :)" this person will then try to impress you even more and will stop raging about your other lanes feeding. then you tell him something like "you are soo good pls carry us" and then "can you shut down this fed *insertanychampionrighthere* alone" and since he wants to show you how good he is he will give his best to roam and win the game. That makes 2 fed people (you and the other dude) so the best is to take either mid or support (support to get a fed adc and to lick his ass). Your other teammates now also want to be admired by you and will stop raging and give their best. Watch your elo rise while you absolutely suck at this game...

#6 and most importantly: the inability to admit that you deserve your losses. Every loss blamed on your team is a loss you don't learn from. My bronze friends are constantly berating me with times they had a good score and lost and how ELO hell is real and blah blah blah. When I watch them play, you know what I see? Toxicity, poor decision-making, refusal to cooperate in team fights for fear of dying, and bad mechanics. Listen, if you get a good score against bronze players, that doesn't mean you're good! Doing good vs. shit doesn't mean anything. If you go 5-0 in lane, it doesn't excuse you getting 50 cs by 10 minutes. I always find it odd that the players in bronze are the players with the most pride. Bronze players more than anyone else say way too much chat, are always trying to correct their teammates, are always berating their teammates for making mistakes, and so on. All of these things distract your team and decrease your chances of winning.

Well, I'm in bronze 2, and I'm trying my best to get into gold (High Goals are good) but it's troubling playing with players that become highly toxic and risk too much for one kill.

Here is the problem with me I have a 2.5 KD with at least 70% of my champs i play. I hardly do bad and always lose because my team won't FUCKING LISTEN!! it's so crazy how a human being can ignore 20 FUCKING PINGS AND THE CHAT WHEN SOMEONE IS TYPING "NO" DON'T "Don't SPLIT PUSH" "GO BACK TO BASE" they literately BLACK THE FUCK OUT and when they die they snap out of it and say.... "Where is my team omg you guys suck".... all i can do is just close my eyes and PRAY...This game makes me lose faith in all humans... but i can't quit cause it's a CURSE!! I've started L.O.HELL s4 and just got out of bronze after 7 months and through that time i realized people will. Betray you when you just wanna dance, Everyone will blame you when you are jg and they are losing lane, and finally they will tell you that "i'm a good teemo" when they are vs a fioria... 7 months of hard work to get out of bronze and my life and computers fate relies on a teemo top... vs fioria. We get in the game he gives her 4 kills in the first 10 mins and bot fed vayne 7 kills. I leave the game and close my computer. Walk to my room and lay in my bed wondering why jesus don't really fuck with me like that. That game could possible demote me to bronze 1 back where i was but... now i have to wait 24 hours to see where my account lays....

you know you are in low elo when the adc has 15cs at 20 minutes

Loads of people on here saying things like: "I can't go up because the rest of my team always makes these rookie errors and feed" etc etc. So apparently everyone is better than the league they are stuck in and the opposition teams never has these idiots that feed only their team has that! Standard LoL community unfortunately, everyone always blames someone else when they die or do badly. This is why I play with my 4 mates. Then we can all improve and get better together without all this blaming and not taking responsibility for your own inadequacies.

I admit, I make plenty of mistakes, and some of these do apply, but in solo queue there is a huge problem no one can fix. When to trust your teammates. Unfortunately, no matter how good you get, a few people are just going to have bad luck. My last promotion, I instantly lost cause the first two games had 3 guys who started champ select with "This isn't my account, I'm gonna feed, deal with it" and spent all game charging into tower. And this happens to me A LOT. I'm not saying I'd be challenger if it didn't, but i'd certainly be closer to my real tier playing with half decent people who I can better learn from if this didn't happen.

I wish this video was on the home page of lol so that more people watch it

need to update this for current league because the game has changed so much now

Number 5 is the most important. I have lost so many games solely because people refuse to listen and just end up going in 2v5 because we're ahead and it's "fun"

I just reached lvl 30, so really thankful for these tips. I can really relate to the dragon problem tho, when there is an ace and you could take an inhib, then suddenly everyone goes drag. So frustrating.

I would've also added that low ELO players don't know when keep fighting or when to retreat. So many times we're at Baron, Dragon or Tower, I know the enemy's coming to defend so I tell everyone to back off and then everyone dies from the 4 people that arrive and I'm blamed because I left. Another thing is not knowing how to play in a balanced way. What I mean by that is knowing when to play passively or aggressively. There's almost always someone in low ELO [I'm currently in Silver unfortunately] who KNOWS he's way behind in CS or simply got countered in champ select and he still fights very aggressively when he knows perfectly he'll get killed. People need to learn when to be aggressive and when to be passive.

It’s 2023 and this video was randomly suggested to me. It’s 9 years old. Boy am I ready for lol nostalgia.

I actualy play with a smurf acount at Bronze II and i dont see this happen much... some times a team that should see this video.... but i think that even lower rank players are learning

The sad thing is however... You can be an exceptional player, but all it takes it one douche to upset another douche for them both to go 0/11 and blame lags. Which is the problem in low ELO, because the further down, the more common it gets. Once that happens, your only hope is to avoid that 22/0/20 Riven and hope their entire team has no map awareness while you split push. I'm a plat 1 player, and I'm sitting in the middle of the division. Winning and losing, it appears to be my skill limit. So I made a smurf, had the most unbalanced unranked matchmaking (I was against a Season 3 challenger, with a gold season 3 team) for 10 placement games... Then I landed Silver V. So my thoughts were "Silver V, that's not terrible. I can do something with that." ...Never was I so wrong, months later I'm in Silver III. I can say, witnessed first hand, that unless you're a top tier challenger, carrying yourself out of low ELO is hard. It's not even skill based, it's luck. I don't believe in ELO hell, you'll eventually climb if you deserve to after a few hundred games but damn... It's not impossible, I've climbed, although it's the people that dictate your win or loss. --- So I can say this: If you're trying, you'll see results. Although I feel for you, it is a nightmare down there.

This video is a good help to improove and learning from misstakes I would say. I also started to film every game I play to be able to go back and watch what I did good and what I did wrong, that could be a possibility of giving yourself some usefull critisism if you can find your own misstakes in the match after the match if you cant find it while youre playing.

I always play with the idiots who disregard towers and think dragon is the key to winning the game. Luxes and blitzes who dont land there cc. ADC's who play like tanks. So annoying

Best guide by far. another thing to add, is that people in lower elo should try to pick lower skill capped/ less skillshot champs, I don't understand why people in bronze pick blitzcrank support at all, when I smurfed as ADC I felt like it was a 1v3 lane sometimes, since he's also leeching Exp, while not being useful at all.

That quote at 7:42 is just so good. It really is true. No matter where i am, i always catch myself focusing on roaming and outright killing than taking objectives or watching my cs. As jungler and supp i often forget to ward and so on. I will definitely look to focus more on towers and cs rather than roaming to get fed. Thank you fox for this video, it was super helpful :).

Dear Mr. FoxDrop, I too notice a lot of my games go on for nearly 50 + mins. I try to ping and chat to my team to push objectives, but they see to o my listen to whoever has the most kills, and usually the person with the most kills is doing just that. Only killing people. In the low elo most people mistake League for call of duty and think it's all about kills, how do I get my voice heard effectively without sounding rude and toxic.

7:50 Best metaphor ever.

how to improve your game and get out of Bronze in 3 easy steps. 1-Map Coverage and Ward Placement (this will get you out of Bronze all on its own) if you are on lane and not pushing, thenevery other second you should be looking at your map. you should have wards down as much as possible to make sure people are not going to gank you. and so your team has view of where the enemy is going to be. 2-cs /Last hit ( practice this shit until it bleeds from your nose) the more last hits you have the more stuff you can buy to sustain on lane. 3-item build- proper item builds against differing oppenents mean everything in the game. esp on the fly when you have to adapt. these are core mechanics and will get you out of bronze into silver and possibly even gold if you practice, practice, practice.

The things he said are 100% true and i tell my teammates every single game about vision control and taking main objectives and not to take baron on the wrong time, yet, people never listen. And this is why i lose most of my games.

that axl rose pun was sooooo good

2 mistake that I found myself doing (and am trying to stop) are: 1) unwittingly going into a 1v2 fight. If I know that I don't have a team mate close by... don't assume that the enemy is in the same boat. 2) not using my potions. I think "I am sort of low health, but I plan to back after just one more wave. lets just save this potion for next time...."

I bet all the new people be like "Oracles? whats that?"

7:45 love that line idk why

Hey know this is an old video, but i wanted to thank you. When i feel stuck or down on my ass i watch these videos and they make me feel better about my gaming and also act as motivation. Your elo videos are so of the greatest videos on youtube and i appreciate the help they offer thank you.

well now dragon is way too op

speaking of that last one: i wanted to jump through my computer and smack some guy on my team. -basically we were winning and i called for a tower push (this is after i got the objectives>kills tip) in mid to push us further..... the response was "doesnt matter, we're winning"...... *we lost* even better the guy blamed me for not being in the teamfights that they had no real reason for starting...... in their jungle with half the other team missing.... pardon me if they surround you and fight in their bushes, then bait you to a turret and more friends, one of whom has epic CC. still tho, great vid, and i will most certainly work on these things,.

Still helpful after 8 years. What a masterpiece.

I never punish in top lane. It's just this passive exp farm until someone makes an all-in attempt. I need to address that.

I saw this video then think, RIP Oracles

that thing with the item build has really helped. I almost never had thr same builds but I was rushing word items. now I give more thought to it without realising and I have much better games

Hi, my summoner name is chaosboomdoom. when i first started playing lol in mid/late season 2 I was really bad at the game in s3 i got placed in bronze 5 and I carried every game with kassadin, at times 30 to 4 while my team was feeding. but there was one thing I never realized. I was in bronze 5 I could not learn from the people around me, but what I could do was spectate higher elo players an at time add them an give me tips. Thing to note is you need to think deeply about what they are doing and why like noticing patterns of people backing off at 3:50 since they might take red buff and head over to top. I thought I was already pro I never knew i was in bronze. every time you flash think about it could you have saved that flash, can I wait for them to engage on me an stay behind my minions an not take damage for an a good trade can I use my spells without them trading with me like lets say i'm riven I can go on them stun them keep attacking wait for them to get out of stun an still keep attacking(not a good idea) becuase then they can land an even trade on you. a better way would be to go in stun them get out take 0 damage. In s4 which I am still gaining elo i main riven just a day ago I went 30 to 10 an I wondered to myself why those 10 deaths just why. With this I was able to climb from bronze 4 to almost s1 currently I am in s2 87 lp I am going to get gold this season I know it becuase I'm focusing on my mistakes I went against a duo plat 2 days ago and everything he did I noticed that game he went negative an I went postive as a adc an then the next game I was amazing. My goal is to reach plat this season and I think i can peace :p

Hi im in plat 2 at the moment, and these 5 key mistakes are the EXACT same for people in gold and platinum

This is a very informative and helpful video. Especially for newer players. You're not being hateful or insulting, and I really appreciate that. Thank you.

im bronze 1 , and the onyl reason i bann amumu is , im scared that some1 of my team picks him ... i mean in never seen a good bronze/silver amumu in like 250 ranked games

Also I have one more big mistake and it is: Not playing the role ure supposed to an example: A tank from your team just went b and is full on health and mana in a fight your tank is staying in the backlines while u the marksman or assasin with bad defending powerare tanking because of your bad tank that stays in the back and u get killed but now your tank gets in the fight and kinda of ks u because he didnt help and u made the killed guy 1 shot to kill.

Hi foxdrop I was wondering if you could talk about the topic dodging skillshots in a future video. Is it as simple as just having good reactions? What goes through your mind when an enemy aims a skillshot at you?

i didn't knew i sucked so much :c

I like to think I have pretty good mechanics in lane and I cs pretty decently, but I still find myself losing often. As a mid main I typically can win lane and get some river vision, and put up big kill scores late game with relatively few deaths. And yet I still find myself losing. Any help?

That baron and dragon advice was quite handy. I was always like OMG GUYS!! WARD BARON!

Roses are red, Violets are blue, Just got out of Bronze, These things are still true.

Riot needs to hire so called Moderators (ingame ones), and let them watch random games, specially low elo games, promo games etc.. And then judge people and decide where they belong, or even if they belong in League community, that's the only way League will ever see a brighter day. But I guess they're too lazy for that.

Just wondering in the video you said the Situational Priorities in game are: 1. Inhibitors 2. Baron 3. Towers 4. Dragon 5. Buffs But I want to know where kills come in? Let's say there's a tower I'm attacking and there's also a free kill right next to me I see 4 enemy members coming to help defend it. Do I take the tower and run? Or take the kill? Or let's say it's a double kill?

One thing that sometimes is overrated is cs. I understand that if adc has 40 cs after an hour of game it's bad, but when we're 20 minutes in game, I have maybe 30-50 cs but have as much gold as the rest of the team thanks to kills and assists (well, maybe not as much but close enough) they shouldn't cry about my cs. I hate when people play "farming simulator" when I have trouble on my lane. "I can't help, I'm farming, just stop dying" and then they cry about my cs, when I was barely able to get close enough to minions to hit them without dying. I'm talking about normals, I don't like playing ranked, I'm a casual gamer that for sure won't get higher than silver/gold and I'm not interested in geting virtual rewards like skins or icons, but the people I'm talking about are often talking how they are in gold/silver/plat and how good they are.

for those that have hard to cs like what they tell you to.. play nasus then you will have better feel for csing even with other champs.

btw to get better as jgler: learn the times of the buffs, dragon, baron spawns. predict the enemy buffs to snitch them early game. for example blue buff (many jglers go for it). 1:55 it spawns, u have it for 2:30 sec (if i am not wrong), after 5 mins he respawns. what to do get first your buff. after that u clear the jgl. try to help on lanes. after 5 mins try to go get the buff from the enemy and comeback to yours and tell your ,for example, mid he should take it. same works with red buff (it depends on who needs it more, because a lisandra mid doesnt really need it if u have a riven top). btw. dragon has 6 min respawn time baron 7 min keep that in mind as well. srsly guys buffs can change games early on and late game.

I always lose in my Road To Silver Promo and i have no idea why. The score will always be 1 lose then 2 wins straght after and 2 lose after and i am there with 89 points after so i win another arnked and get on promos again. Is annoying cause i can win all the normal rank games exept for promos. Always would be 1 guy lol.

and pls for all low-elo supporters don't engage lvl 5 when the others are lvl 6 with theirs ults up srsly ;_;

Thanks foxdrop! This video really helped me out because even though I'm not even ranked, I found myself still making this mistake.

The Champ Select thing bugs me so damn much. People threaten reports whenever I lock in Kata Top or Kata Support. I end up being the one babysitting them in Teamfights and can only sigh and think "I told you so".

7:46 LOL!

Two seasons later and this still applies. I think that perhaps an updated version with regards to the several changes (drag buff, item removals and introductions, etc.) would be a hit just like this one!

Dat nut sack example

Outside of the CS. I find this to be quite true. Speacially when you have chance to smash a heb. Then, everyone desides to rump the lizard. I understand now dragon is a big deal in the new meta. But, come now. Give up a turrent and a half which is map control for a buff that only last for so long? Come now.

Ace at 50 mins... better do Drake... *facepalm

I have a very poor positioning, I am sooo aware of this. But I can't watch better players' streams. I just don't give a damn about these guys playing. I like playing myself :V So idk how to improve this. My vision is bad too, but i think i got better. Since i started buying those freaking wards. I still kind of am confused as to where to put them. "In bushes! Where you meet enemies!" -> whaaat? In laning phase i put one in the river bush and in the wall bush. Good enough i hope. My farm? Well, I'm a support, so i dont get to farm, do I? but i'm pretty sure i would get

I just hit level 30 in December, and I suck at last hitting. mainly because I jungle. when I did my first provisional match, I was tossed into the mid lane. we won, but I fed early on. the lesson I learned, pick one role and champion to learn and master (for me, I main Warwick in the jungle), and have at least one champion you are comfortable with in other lanes. my first support match sucked because I had to go Blitzcrank and had no idea how to play him. after that, become proficient with other champions in your preferred role, then do the same for the others. this is just to help out the newer players (you know who you are, keep doing work!)

League should cost money so that the majority of players would be old enough to have jobs. No middle schoolers and immature brats. Or at least many fewer.

7:47 wtf xD

Idk why but this just showed me on recomended. Miss the good days, back when i was hardstuck bronze 5 and didnt know what champ did what =)

Muahaha sadly.. all this is utterly useless, my dear friend, when you're new to ranked.. and have to play with mostly greek players that simply DO NOT speak english.. which kind of leads to them picking toons they like even if they're last to pick.. then feeding their lane and after calling everybody noobs just logging off.. lol i downloaded lolreplay a couple of days back .. i could show you my like 8 rounds since then.. every single round at least one nerdraging feeder with 0/5-10 and then log off.. every single.. and at least every 2nd with another player noy loading in til like 15mins ingame.. then log in rush out. Die 3-4 times in like 3 minutes being say lvl 1 vs lvl10.. cursin' at the team and then logging off again. I started ranked after 10 initial rounds at bronze 3.. in last 2 werks dropped to bronze 5 .. and every single time i'd crawl a rank up i'll get a series of utterly retarfed teams like those mentioned to drag me down again. And who cares that say i'm a support as nautilus solo bot cayse our jinx ran into enemy and died under towet 3 times and then ragequit. I'd hold bot with 10/4 score solo vs2 also tabk for the team and cc.. but if my dear moron mid manages to feed say 0/6.. and top even worse with jungler never even logging in.. i cannot win 1vs fed team.. :)))it's a magical trap from which one can get out ONLY by creating a smurf.. getting to l30 and then running initial 10 rounds with xp already and simply NOT landing in that pile of retarded no english speaking pile of poles and greeks :)) Meaning this vid is helpful ONLY to those that are not in ranked yet..

am i the only one who finds this funny?

This video was super helpful, especially the tip about "having a death grip on the enemy's ballsacks" when ahead.

your tips dont help at all. its not even tips its something everyone knows anyway

Now I know why i suck :P

Fox, i really love your videos, i don't know if they are making me a better league player, but it sure is nice to hear the right philosophy

WOW OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH MATE ;D /watch?v=H484EcpsPdo

WOW MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH /watch?v=H484EcpsPdo

wow, i just realized that i met you in game about 2 or 3 months ago, i think my name was PocketRawkit at the time, i was first pick and made the mistake(later to be proven wrong)of picking ashe, enemy went for leona graves and vi, i rushed qss and botrk and was flamed on, you actually stood up4 me saying situational choice was ok, was silver 5 back then, now gold 4 and rising :)

I ended up in S4 last season. Was my first season playing ranked as I had hit level 30. Went literally 2-8 in promos. I fed, was the focus of all the trash talk. The biggest thing I learned was the champion select about who counters who is literally useless in Silver/Bronze (in my opinion). Sure it has it's meta involvement, but people would be like... ohhhh nasus you have to play teemo (and many other instances but you get the picture). At first I listened to them, then after I got demoted to B1 I said to myself... 'well it doesn't get that much worse than this... I'm playing champs I wanna play now." Best thing I've ever done. I promoted back to Silver 4, and games got much better. People would complain I wasn't listening to their advice in champ select (which I still listened to them as far as team comps, if we needed tanky player or AP/AD on our team, etc). But I generally picked my favorite champs. I became decent at the game, was able to contribute much more to the team and things got better. Just wanted to give some real life info on his portion of this video regarding champ select.

WONDERFUL! THANK YOU! Please tell me you have a season 5 version of this? I would especially like to know if your objectives rankings changed this season. Especially that Dragon now grants buffs and not gold. and if used correctly, Baron could be, in my opinion, worth 3 inhibs.

Is it weird that I like listening to you in background while playing league? Kind of helps.

That makes a lot of sense, and while I do find myself doing several of these things I also find myself doing a lot of what you say not to do. In particular the priority of dragon as a demi-god. Fortunately I don't play ranked very often if at all, but all the same very informative, thanks for the tips! :D

One thing that really helps win games is VISION. I used to never buy wards so we would never have vision and lose games easily. I started buying wards on any role I play. Sometimes you may not have enough gold for you core item so youre saving, but that core item might be a game changer, but wards can be. Every time I back I buy what I can, Ex. Leblanc Mid, Core item is DFG, your first back is with 1300 gold or around there, so I buy tier 1 boots, and the book with 30AP/10CDR and as many wards as I can. A big tip to help your vision control when your team isnt warding is when you go back and you only have 400 gold, but not enough for any item you really need, buy 3 wards. Its gold you can't really use yet, but the wards WILL help you in the long run. Just because youre a carry or tank doesn't mean you don't need to buy wards. It isnt your supports job to buy wards. One player can only place 3 wards. That's 20 wards if everyone places 3 regular and a pink. That alone will give you a HUGE advantage over the other team. TL;DR, Buy Wards every time you back with leftover gold and you'll win games easily.

I kinda got an Important question, and for me I think the biggest issue is usually our team not being able to finnish out games, I'm currently In low silver. What I kinda wanted to know though is how do you get your team-mates to press advantages and actually listen to you and go for objectives, especially Top and Bottom Inhibitor as low elo players always wanna group and go mid

You could probably add more about vision. You only mention it briefly near the end and I think buying wards and placing them in key locations is something that isn't done very often in low elo and could very often change the tide of the game.

foxdropLoL - Be a Better League Player i have a question, is the ranking of objectives different now since new jungle and new dragon buffs

I totally agree on number 5. I have a friend that recently started, and I expect a good bit out of him. His games are lasting nearly an entire hour because no one presses their lead. The most recent one I watched they were ahead 20-4 or something, and their opponent came back and won. They completely failed on pressing their lead and forcing the game to be over. If I had been in that game, I would have been able to lead the team by pressuring their most fed, which was a Varus (with the worst build I've ever seen, didn't get any damage until late). Then taking objectives. Another thing is he does not know the order of objectives. He does worship the dragon. He thinks he can jungle, but that's really just because he doesn't know how to lane against a real person. I know the feeling he has, but I didn't learn to lane against people until I was forced to. I found a champion I liked, Tryndamere, and bot him after he was no longer free. I took him in the jungle at first, but eventually I started laning for some reason. And soon I was a very dominant top laner with Tryndamere. He isn't taking my tips on playing the game, and I think that's where he's failing. (My number one tip for him is to watch videos like these.)

So helpful. What I need a guide for, is how to tell someone I play with to do these things, as this is very relatable to his 'situation'.

I was really bad at last hitting when I first started LoL but the tip about practicing alone on a custom game was really helpful :) Granted I don't have perfect cs, it's still a massive improvement from before.

this guide helped so much, I went from silver 2 to gold 3 in a week, thanks so much!

This is good advice considering how some people tend to be over confident bout their "skills" that they tend to forget basic mechanics and plays that require the team, especially in low elo solo q.

Tnx Foxdrop! I'm a silver elo player and your video made me realise A LOT of my mistakes. One of many is i tend to use 1 item build on Vi no matter what my or enemy team looks like. I'll work on it as hard as i can! Tnx again!

watching old videos to remember how league used to look like, also LOL at the chessy amumu joke/pun.

Hey, Foxdrop can you make a video about item builds? Go over the principles of good item builds. I tend to see great number of players who build glass cannon with no good durability, sustain or defence. I have played a number of games with my friends who are good to a point but think that building any kind of defensive item is for 'tanks'. Point is they can dish out high damage but don't last long enough despite good personal mechanics and tend to 'fall off' the longer the game last.

I think Mistake 3 and 5 have the same reason: People don't want to end it quickly because they like feeling powerful. So they play in a way that drags the game out in order to reach level 18 and complete their item-builds in order to experience how powerful their characters can get. So people going for drag instead of tower is not necessarily because they misjudge the value, it might also be because they want to drag out the game.

i found this very well put together and informative. Players looking to get higher elo should follow this to the letter

Do you think that the standard order of objectives would still stand of inhibitors, baron, towers, dragon, and then buffs with the recent buff in dragon gold? And when would be a marking point to focus on baron rather than dragon?

You say that one should always different their build according to the enemy team. I as an ADC player am a bit clueless about what difference i could do? the only differences i know are like buying Last whisper later on if the enemy doesnt have a tank in the mid game, or instead of going GA going Randuins... so what other differences should/could i make?

dragon is just a thing that is so much talked about in lcs that low elo players like myself start believing that its the world but they dont see that they sometimes give that up and just run straight down mid and get a tower

Best commentary on any lol video Your most likely to play correctly if you know your champion And like and expert if you know when and where to put your champion at risk

Well since there's not a lot of detail about items here. I'll say that Kayle can benefit from the ancient coin early on. Not as a push item. But taking her E ability and softening up creeps for a friend while making enough to survive on your own can be a life saver. Upgrading it as soon as possible is also an idea with this strategy. However you shouldn't stick to one lane when helping. Try to buff your allies on all sides. And remember to switch some allies can slow enemies, which is great for killing assassins, some allies have silencing which can devastate mages, some allies can burst damage which can crush tanks, and tanks can often survive a mere slowing. But what do I know, I'm still basically a noob myself.

Thx for the video, sure will help me with my mindset, cuz building same items over and over, is kind of an issue for me xD

I have a really good one that I think was missed: Knowing when to go back! I'm gold now but in climbing here, this was one of the most frustrating things I had to deal with (and still dealing with it atm) By far the most common of these was after taking a quick inhib instead of quickly retreating before the enemy rushes them with homeguards, they would just start idling by the destroyed inhib, ocasionally farming the spawning minions, ocasionally taking pot shots at whomever on the other team just re-spawned, but basically get hard engaged with homeguard once their initiators / assasins are up, die, then give baron / drake / some towers / inhibs of our own. Just thought it was worth sharing.

There's so much truth to this. I find my teammates throwing games constantly even when I specifically tell them about it. But I'll take you up on the Oracles though, it's a great idea.