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Terminology of League of Legends
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Clicking the link above will get you to the most updated terminology wiki page (Which is made from my guide). This isn't really updated anymore but I'll keep it up since some people find this easier.
Going ham means all in so basically you go all in and you probably got a kill or two. Some people might say "you went ham".
Pink/Pinked: When a player has placed, or intends to place a
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Hey man!
Microing (to micro) is a term mostly used in RTS games like Starcraft, but is also applicable to League. Basically it's just having your champion execute a bunch of small movements. This makes it harder for enemies to land a skillshot/click on you. The opposite of this is Macroing (to macro), which is just standing still.
It also causes your champion to not attack minions you don't mean to, thus preventing accidental pushing and failed last hitting. :D
What does "micro" mean? E.g. "OMG I can't micro at all with this lag."
Hey man!
Microing (to micro) is a term mostly used in RTS games like Starcraft, but is also applicable to League. Basically it's just having your champion execute a bunch of small movements. This makes it harder for enemies to land a skillshot/click on you. The opposite of this is Macroing (to macro), which is just standing still.
What does "micro" mean? E.g. "OMG I can't micro at all with this lag."
I haven't ever heard of that term :o Sorry can't help :c
Anyway, upvote since I didnt spot any obvious mistakes while scrolling through this guide.