How to be the perfect Offlaner in Predecessor 

Would love to see more of this kind of content from the content creator community. Not only for us seasoned players to learn bits and pieces but for those coming into the game. Please like and share this with YOUR community.

Huge fan of this video style man. The info was also presented very well. You got my sub for sure bro

This is phenomenal. I usually do look for guides as I do not have the time to learn and test stuff by myself, but at the same time, as others in the comments pointed out, there isn't really a true channel that focuses on knowledge and theory behind the game, much rather on gameplay and learn-by-example kind of things, which isn't always suitable for people coming from non-moba genres. This hits just what I, and I guess a lot of more people, want and need. I am really looking forward to other roles and guides you have in mind! Also, if you are looking for bringing up the beginner side of the community to a competent player level, it would be really cool if sometime down the line after the roles you could address how to deal with exceptions, like facing a ranged offlaner or carry in mid. What to do if you are perma ganked, what to do if you are behind etc. I feel as like this is a big cause of frustration for the newer players, and as they are not happening every game, it is hard to come up with a solution by yourself.

Dude your guides are insanely good

wow really high quality pred content, u are a great teacher. Keep it up!

Solid content! Want more! Thanks for contribution

Amazing content!I love the calculated explanation on the very crude drawing of the minimap

Great educational content. People, please share the playlist with any new players you know.

Lot of information on other mobas but not enough for pred yet Good video If you even have time would love to see a video talking about lane management (for all lanes)

"It is not your junglers job to win your lane." Every laner needs to understand this .

A lesser known aspect of trading is trying to clear wave before them then forcing them to fight you in your wave. Back early for a t2 item to get a quick spike then fight them with your wave to one them down

Great guide I need it cus im new to moba. So these concepts help a lot. For example I have't really thought about the fact that offlaner is strongest in mid game, and yet i had great games where i was rotating for 2nd or 3rd fang because its a mid game and I had lvl and gold advantage so thats why i could have an impact in those teamfights even thought i never thought about it. Now i will be aware of it and use this tactic more often. Also never really thoguth about ability advantage lol. it seems so obvious now but sometimes i would get bad trades and would back off, even thought the enemy had spent all his abilities. So it would make sense going all in if enemy misses an ability in early game, if he misses 1 or 2 abilities then you can go all in and win a trade easily. p.s. please make the audio louder

Those a super tips for offlane! The early exemple with steel getting lv 2 before grux is funny for me, because i do steel offlane alot and if i get lv2 firts and i'm in a good spot in the lane i always attack right now and most of the time i get the first blood. The goal is to be the best bully early

Cinco 🙌🏼

I think the most important thing for end game is if you can't at least safely trade up, don't push

cool!

Thank you !! Could you do a guide on how to come back when the enemy team got a lead over your team or just lost your 1v1 and try to prevent your enemy to transfer his lead over to the whole team ? That would be so interesting

The guide I didn’t know I needed

Thank you very nice video. I feel like I suck. I know all these things already but still loose the lane 50% of the time. I only tried shinbi for the moment, maybe I should go with Greystone or Grux.

Can you go more in depth on matchup specific early game trading? I feel like sometimes I go for a damage trade in the early game when I should have just stayed back because they have a stronger early game then my hero. I also feel like the minion waves play a huge role in early game trading, dying early can snowball you to a fast lost.

I am suprised you don't speak about state of the wave in Damage trading section (don't trade in ennemy creeps). Do you think this is not as important as the 3 other points ?

I just need to know what I am supposed to do when the enemy jungle is on the backside of my tower whilst the enemy offlaner oa pn the front side. O dont mean I got chased here. I mean this happens by 2nd wave of them game after ove gotten the minions to clash just in front of my tower. And they justbkeep it that way for 4 deaths. Like i cant get to lane becauae they both gank me between toer 1 and 2.

thanks for that! Where does your accent come from? I am french an i perfectly understood what you said :)

im close to be a perfect offlaner but they are just better :) what to do if you have a nice freeze and you face a hero that keep going mid and get kills even if you ping missing and carefull mid until you cant ping anymore :(

5:55 say it again for the ppl in the back.

Can you make one for jungler?

Thought this was some kind of trading scam. Still don't know what it is but hey at least it's not what I thought.

The only reason these masters and diamond people stay in those ranks is because it’s such a tight community and all of those people usually only play when they have their complete five stack so of course all the masters and diamond league players are going to stay in those ranks forever Doesn’t mean that they’re better than average players that don’t get into a stack and go solo cute

What is CS in Pred? I can't figure out what the acronym means. Its not Gold, XP, or lane pressure and I've trying to figure it out. Edit: Also, "It is NOT your jungler's job to win your lane." More people need to hear that.