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This is a huge one, which is usually a given but never really understood.
In-depth: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgMMxTofZ5A
Me: As soon, as you auto attack someone and your animation is following through, move.
So if chasing someone, attack them, wait for your attack animation to start then keep walking to your opponent. Great way to maintain distance on your target whilst also dealing consistent damage.
Feel free to re-word this, it's written poorly. Sorry D:
This is a huge one, which is usually a given but never really understood.
In-depth: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgMMxTofZ5A
Me: As soon, as you auto attack someone and your animation is following through, move.
So if chasing someone, attack them, wait for your attack animation to start then keep walking to your opponent. Great way to maintain distance on your target whilst also dealing consistent damage.
Feel free to re-word this, it's written poorly. Sorry D:
Veng's video reminded me of these really cool videos called "Turning Point"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfe_H_0Nt8w&list=SPRILbAMFFjpwaDvyNYi7z6JRfmUqVWU4F
It's basically like an online class for LoL (or feels like it, you learn a lot from it)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfe_H_0Nt8w&list=SPRILbAMFFjpwaDvyNYi7z6JRfmUqVWU4F
It's basically like an online class for LoL (or feels like it, you learn a lot from it)
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Yeah, Turning Point is really great :)
DuffTime wrote:
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i was only waiting for you to ask
Temzilla wrote:
Too hot to be icecream.
Luther3000 wrote:
He looks like a hair gel advert on legs
Toshabi wrote:
Icecreamy, with hair as slick and smooth as the ocean waves of Cocobana
Ciderhelm is my favorite League of Legends related youtuber, caster, anything.
He's arguably one of the most informative people out there, although lacking high elo, he has a vast knowledge of the game and is able to apply it to avg. league gameplay.
Ciderhelm was and still is the "turning point" in my League "career". He consistently puts out interesting videos and facts which overall compliment how I play the game.
He's arguably one of the most informative people out there, although lacking high elo, he has a vast knowledge of the game and is able to apply it to avg. league gameplay.
Ciderhelm was and still is the "turning point" in my League "career". He consistently puts out interesting videos and facts which overall compliment how I play the game.
If you're dominating your lane opponent, watch their behavior. If they suddenly get aggressive (when they're clearly very far behind) or just plain run at you, you're getting ganked. Noticing subtle behavior changes in your opponent can tip you off to ganks and can save your life.
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throatslasher wrote:
If you're dominating your lane opponent, watch their behavior. If they suddenly get aggressive (when they're clearly very far behind) or just plain run at you, you're getting ganked. Noticing subtle behavior changes in your opponent can tip you off to ganks and can save your life.
This is an incredibly important point. The ability to read behavior can save your lane.
You don't need to kill someone to have a successful gank. A lot of times making them blow a summoner spell, doing damage, or even just applying pressure by showing up in lane can count as a successful gank.
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It's "stay positive" ;)
Still think that's a very important tip to add if it's not in there already though; mentality is huge in League of Legends, so having a positive mindset / being positive and friendly while communicating with your teammates is very important. I know from experience I play a lot worse whenever I'm annoyed or worried.
I'd write a couple of beautiful sentences about the matter so you could copy and paste it straight in, but I'm afraid I'm not too good at that :P