Challenges?

[quote=challengedme]Hey all. Does anyone know of any really good self set challenges to do in LoL that won't spoil it for the team if they don't go so well? Any help with this would be muchos appreciated.[/quote]

[quote=utopus]A personal favorite - the caitlyn challenge is the first thing that I do to teach my students have to balance farm and lane presence, and pressure . You get a high ELO player to 1v1 you in the bot lane. You pick some ADC other than caitlyn, and he picks caitlyn. You'll lose lane, but you'll learn a lot about how to position in lane to get the optional balance of lane presence, and safety.[/quote]

[quote=jhoijhoi]^That sounds like a soul-crushing experience :P[/quote]

[quote=Embracing]Aight lemme pick Urgot real quick : ^)[/quote]

[quote=Lugignaf][quote=Embracing]Aight lemme pick Urgot real quick : ^)[/quote] Nah man, Pick Teemo. He's a marksman.[/quote]

[quote=Jimmydoggga 2.0]That's not a challenge. Targeted Distortion LeBlanc? THATS a challenge.[/quote]

[quote=Wayne3100]I would say the only challenges you should set for yourself are ones you have control over, such as cs @ 10 or 20 min and proper vision control around your lane if you're a solo laner (though I suppose it's a bit harder to measure what "proper" vision control is). Setting goals in terms of kills and assists is a lot trickier / more unrealistic and can lead to playing too aggressive in situations in which require a more subtle approach. A better alternative to this would be to set goals in terms of kill participation. The same goes for deaths: while it is generally good to aim for a low number of deaths, it is [i]always[/i] more important to do the [i]right thing[/i] (a.k.a. ulting 4 people as [[Malphite]] so your team can win the fight and then dying > not ulting in the same situation because you promised yourself not to die more than the 3 times you have died already).[/quote]