How to be the perfect Midlane in Predecessor 

Glad to help!

Thanks for the comment and that is a good idea, the next two guides I am working on is last hitting and wave management. When it comes to glossary I wish we add something in the community for it but I feel like it's not so good as a video and more a wiki thing, hopefully at some point we will get a Predecessor Wiki ^^

@@mugiwawa08oooo excited for this because I play a lot of offlane,consequently I love using some lane pressure to win a fight

That's a good tips, progressing at a MOBA is always about focusing on mastering one skill until it becomes intuitive before moving to the next one. If you try to do everything at the same you are just going to get overwhelmed.

@@mugiwawa08Also to take a loss flat on, no complaints only acceptance and realisation on what went wrong. As usual, if you played to the best of your ability, you wouldn’t die. It went wrong somewhere, and we always have an opportunity to be prepared after each mistake. So long we strive to be the best!🤙🏽

That's normal in a MOBA

Don’t sweat it, just look for ways you can improve.

@@russellg9622 always do, I know I'm not perfect.

First thing is to play as consistent as you can, if you are on average better than the people in your lobby that means your team have only 4 slots of noob remaining while the enemy teams have potentially 5 slots. Second is even though it is a bit sad to say, play to carry by yourself, don't make plays that involve your teammate doing the right action. That does not means don't play with your teammate just don't expect any crazy thing from them. So don't engage fight that requires your team to follow up accordingly but join fight that your team engage so you can use the distractions to get yourself some good kills. Last, you will have to start becoming a driving force for your team so they trust your calls. Try to make a play on the map and if successful, try using the momentum of victory to direct them towards an objectives since really what wins game is securing structure and objectives, kills only matter so much. Hope this helps

Well it fits the requirements of clearing fast and remaining safe so it's a valid pick ^^

Been playing mori middle she seems kinda op just keeping up curse with megacosm

@@neverending5316 She is pretty strong at lower and medium level lobby for sure. The ease of landing her ability makes her very oppressive. As we go up the ranks she lose quite a bit of potential since people don't miss their abilities that much anymore and people knows how to punish a squishy mage with no escape.

As an assassin the loop is pretty similar to a mage since you are looking at spending your cooldown then remain safe until they are back up, then spend them again. The difference is mainly how you start the teamfight. Being out of view is great since like you said it is very easy to jump on you to kill you and you should focus squishy target since you can one shot them by yourself. So skip the poking part of the guide when you play assassins and try to remain elusive. Even though on character like Wraith you are in between since you can still poke relatively well. Overall assassin in teamfight is imho the hardest to do correctly since you need to look for that crucial moment to deal your damage while always being aware of your surrounding to not get jump on.

I am currently maining Feng Mao Midlane. I am usually going full damage as you should as Feng but since the match making keeps putting me in low elo lobby’s with team mates who even as heavy frontlines don’t want to be the one initiating the teamfight and actually stay in there, which sometimes leads to me being in situations I’m not meant to be in. Therefore I was thinking about an item like Salvation, Legacy or Mesmer in 4th or 5th place for some more sustainability during teamfights . Perhaps even a nightfall since I don’t feel like the omnivamp from mutilator is enough for my needs. What are your thoughts on that?

@@GordenDrive239 Mesmer is definitely a good pick up on Feng Mao on the 4th or 5th slot since it usually allows you to one shot a squishy even through the first crowd control. Then if your team never initiates as Feng Mao I would recommend to try to "open the map". Start split pushing forcing people to come to you. If they rotate with many people you should be elusive enough to not get killed and if they rotate with 1 or 2, as Feng Mao in late game you should be able to kill them by yourself.

It is the next guide I am working on :)

@@mugiwawa08 xD. And thank you for conceptualising basically what I've learned while playing the game and knew intuitively. The videos are great help in pointing specific flaws or mistakes.

On mages the travelling time on many basic take some time to get used to it.

I do plan to do them in the future, I am just waiting for the next patch that is going to rework a big portion of how builds are made since we will move from 5 items to 6 items and a lot of items are going to be changed or re-balanced I assume. Only 2 more weeks to wait before I can start preparing those for you :)

@@mugiwawa08 much appreciated

Not really, late game you shoud set up waves which is different than focus farm. People have a tendancy to ignore waves in the late game to simply fight but if you wave are not in a good spot even if you win the fight you cannot do much with it, while on the contrary if you lose the fight and your waves are in a bad spot, you will lose the game.