Rush's take on support players
This had me dying, mainly because it is true. Support players are either the heart and soul of your team, or you wish they would go afk.
This had me dying, mainly because it is true. Support players are either the heart and soul of your team, or you wish they would go afk.
I need some tips on how to improve the app.
the first page is your "home screen" where you select the lane you want to play.
Then each selected lane has their corresponding champs and when the champ is clicked there is info on him and some tip and also how to play them at each stage of the game, I also included their counters and some good matchups .
in each lane their is also the role guide with some info on how to play that lane
and I am a jungler so I added specifically that you will not be receiving ganks when your lanes is losing unless it's a guaranteed kill because people really don't seems to understand this.
further their is player search pretty straight forward you can see their last 10 games
and then you have profile you can search for a summoner at their region and save it so you don't have to search it every time now here you can click on games and get some info on that game CS, gold , vision and your items build
Any input will be appreciated. I simply don't know how to improve my winrate and I know for a fact my winrate in all on me - despite how 'unlucky' I feel I've been recently. As much as I want to externalise the blame, I will not.
I main Shyvana, and even though she’s better than last season, this matchup still feels rough. Lane isn’t really the issue. You usually get prio, Q/W trades are fine, and early doesn’t feel losing.
But once teamfights start, the game just gets weird. Win rates are like 53% Sylas vs 46% Shyvana, and it actually feels like that in-game.
You have to play around your transform timer and look for a good angle, but Sylas just takes your ult and gets more value out of it.
There are a lot of fights where he ends up doing similar or even more damage, which just doesn’t feel right.
>Most games just go like this
lane → slightly ahead → one fight → game’s gone
Is this something you can actually play around, or is it just a ban angle?
I’ve had this situation come up a lot recently and have lost a lot of games because of it:
Enemy is playing assassin (or just snowbally jungle like briar) and they are clearing opposite of me. They land successful ganks after each of their clears and I am unable to counter gank because I’m across the map the whole early game and their ganks net them kills as they’re playing an assassin while my ganks don’t work every time or end in an assist.
By 10 minutes enemy jungler is 5/0/4 and I am 0/0/2 and my team is saying jg diff.
I do my best to ping when ganks are coming, and I know I could be doing better with that, but surely there must be more I could do. Seems like the only thing I can do is drag the game out until the enemy assassin starts playing late game teamfights badly and we are able to come back. But sometimes my team has already chalked the game up as a jg diff loss before that and gives up.
I’m getting pretty frustrated with these kinds of games and I’m at the point where I might just start playing assassins as well. How do you handle games like these or playing against snowbally assassins?
After starting the season 39% wr on solo lanes about 50 games dropping to bronze from silver 2 placement I switched to jg and turned the tides. But one thing that bothered me is the LP gains because this season is inflated season right? how come majority of my climb is negative lp gains aside from in bronze only stabilizing +20 -20 4-5 games before hitting gold? +18 -22, + 17-23 , did my start fk up my MMR that bad? Is aegis of valor the reason MM is worse rn because its a visual rank "ur doing good boo boo"?, like there are irons and golds in the same game. I proc'd all the aegis games if thats any help, about around 6-10% of the games are aegis PS: lp gains are too hard to screenshot so heres the link https://www.leagueofgraphs.com/summoner/sg/Obaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-100
Hello everyone!!
First, sorry for my English. I am a native Spanish speaker. I try my best to speak in English! 😊
I returned to LoL recently. I haven't played in 3 years, but I’ve been back for a month now. In the past, I was a Top lane Silver 2 player. Now, I am enjoying learning Jungle.
I love the new Shyvana; for me, she is so funny. I like being a dragon! I want to create a good champion pool with easy champs. Yes or yes, I want to play Shyvana. Also, I think maybe about playing Ekko. I am playing the new Swarm (Trifulca) mode with him and it is funny. I go all the time trying to kill people. But, I don't know if it is a good idea to play him in ranked. Maybe he is more difficult? Is it realistic to learn jungle with him? I tried Diana; I am good with her but she is more boring.
For the 3rd pick, I’m thinking Vi. I don't know if this is a good champion pool or if I need to change something.
When the enemy team picks Yi, I go Rammus. My ban always is Garen. If my top want him. Ban Yi
I don't know in what match I should pick each one.
Other question: I am watching on YouTube that now full clearing is very important. Clear everything and then gank. In a lot of games, my team fights all the time or they lose all three lanes. If I go to help all the time, I can't farm anything. I try to get 6 CS/min but it’s hard...
I am in silver. Only can play the weekend. I'm an adult with a job, a partner, a house, and all that.
I’ve been thinking about this from a purely theoretical standpoint
If you assume:
- You can play every champion in your pool at a very high level (no skill gap)
- You want to cover as many situations as possible (blind pick, counter matchups, team comps, etc.)
What would be the most “complete” champion pool for every role?
By “complete,” I mean:
- Has a safe blind pick
- Covers different team comps (engage, poke, scaling, etc.)
- Can handle most lane/matchup types
- Isn’t easily countered as a whole
Try to keep it to around 3–5 champs.
For those only interested in the guide, its at the start of the video. Would recommend watching your elo + the 2 above
update. started the day Iron 4 -1LP
played 12 games.
Last game top lane leaves after lane phase.
We win the 4v5
Finish day Iron 4 20LP
IMPORTANT: I'm not complaining about bad laners, I just want to genuinely know what do going forward. Any person in my position after such a loss streak will be extremely bitter of the game. How can I improve in the mental aspect going forward?
What do I do when I'm walking from my wolves to botside and ping my botlane that I'm coming for a gank when the enemy team is pushed up, but when I eventually arrive, I'm the only one hitting the enemy champions and my adc and supp are too far? I pinged really early and kept pinging while I was moving. I could not have communicated it more clearly than that.
Then they hit me with the "jg diff no gank"
I played 500 games this season (it's my first season too) and the whole time I was genuinely in the mindset of "it's always my fault when I lose" but I just went from plat 4 90 lp to gold 1 50 lp through a loss streak, and every game had 3 losing lanes that had so many deaths when I'm always the one with a decent K/D/A and being there for my team and pinging them when the enemy jungle is nearby. I'm not playing perfect for sure though but why isn't "good enough" or "decent/great" at least keeping me at a 50% winrate? Why did I lose 140 lp?
Some kind dude coached one replay of mine and I did learn a lot and improve, but it's still not enough. I know bad teammates exist on both teams, not just mine. I just don't know how to capitalize on it. I know how to play league of legends but maybe pisslow is a different game.
I know a diamond player would have absolutely carried and won every game that I lost for example, but like genuinely it's so demotivating to have 3 losing lanes and needing to be the win condition every game.
hi. i’m from lan and im currently silver 4.
since this subreddit is anglosajón i was thinking in maybe regions are different or not. that’s it, its a quick question
Out of these 3, who do you feel has the most impact late game? They all seem monstrous for their own reasons:
Morde: Can single out any target. Ult can let him come out and make any fight a 5v4.
Zahaan: Raw stat stick, and his revive late game is pretty incredible.
Fiddlesticks: Pretty obvious one. A good Fidds ult can swing a game.
Would love to hear your thoughts, and cast a vote!
I don't know olaf's clear fully, but i was able clear at 2:50 on olaf with e max, but idk if i could get it down faster if i practiced it.
Edit: Just tested with e start and got it down to 2:43 in the range
Not much to say, did they kill bastión breaker? I only see zed using It and... No ones plays zed jungle anymore
(im silver) In this season i catch what makes a mid meta rn, clear speed and roaming and everything, but in the jungle i dont really understand, checking op.gg the best junglers right now is not something like early Game, because theres lee but then theres things like nocturne or fiddle, its not assasins because theres also tanks.. i dont understand what makes them good and what makes karthus tier 5
I’m looking for a champion to one-trick that stays consistent through almost every rank. I want someone who helps a newer player learn the fundamentals (map awareness, CSing, can split push if needed, positioning) but has enough skill expression to actually be viable once I hit Diamond. Who has the best longevity across the ladder right now? Thank you!
Heey guys! I just got promoted to platinum and while most lobby's seem fairly matched, I still get lobbys like this. So i was wondering if anybody could explain to me why my team consists of golds and even silver, while the enemy team is almost full plat? Does this mean im in losers Q? Hope u guys can help out!
Makes me sad there aren’t more options. Asol and Taliyah are the only ones that have worked so far. But mayb there’s an underground cult of mage jglers that play shit like aurora jungle that I’m unaware of.
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