Ddang demonstrates how to outscale the enemy as an ADC, even when you're behind through efficient laning, wave management, and objective control. For business inquiries: gyopomedia@gmail.com #leagueoflegends #adc #krchallenger
It was really good actually having the viewer questioning you during the game, when you've been playing the game so long it's easy to forget how a less experienced player sees things.
This was a very good video to gain insight into your real time decision making based on the map, I will use what I’ve learned in this video to improve my own gameplay, thank you Professor Ddang 💙
Love your content. Keep it up. Explaining situations are so helpful and having a low Elo ask questions can really help aswell. Can you do a kaisa video? 🙏
I'd personally say up to gold MF, from platinum to emerald Vayne/ezreal (they're more independent) and from diamond onward you will possibly start having nice supports, widening your choices and making dependent champs like jinx more viable. You can also choose meta picks (they change often)
Ddang recommends Varus in his guide (i think it's this video) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9lYCyxrZENQ.html but he mostly preaches learning every ADC since we have the smallest champ pool anyways and ADC picks have to be flexible due to the nature of a 2v2 lane and team comp synergy
we know he is good, didn't grasp why this is a guide: don't miss cs have 9-10cs/min, grab mid farm at 14 or before baron, keep pushing, get ahead then farm everywhere before fights until you are feed enough to carry by mechanis
I suggest trying to pump out some videos for higher elo players. Shouldn't you want your viewers to be growing alongside you? Imo u have too many low elo content anyways.
define high elo we choose to not translate high elo since 95% of players are below diamond on the bell curve, and beyond that I think ddang considers anything below masters low elo so that means in his head he's gearing his tips towards the 99.32% of players that he considers to make low elo mistakes
@@ProfessorDdang the thought is cool and all but the numbers just don't add up. Very fundamental stuff is the only thing that can be relevant to such a huge widespread playerbase. Repeatedly talking about fundamentals only like this will teach the viewers nothing more than that. It starts to become irrelevant past a certain point (mid emerld or so) for a lot of people because they are simply hearing things they already and do every game. A flow of new players is nearly non-existent at this point in league as well and the ones who still play are getting better and better, which makes you guys work have less value. I hope that you can get ahead of the curve of other educational content creators in league because i like this channel.
Maybe some more advanced macro plays are for higher Elo. But higher elo's is much the same as lower they are just doing the right things more often and being consistent.
