Pick one champion, play that champion until you're ****ing awesome at him/her/it. Also, there's basic things that most people don't learn until the ~1000 game point (;-;) which is last hitting (****ing idiots still don't know what that is), warding, jungle timings, etc. Refine your basics to a T and then work on one champion until you can mercilessly bash skulls with that champ.
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Pick one champion, play that champion until you're ****ing awesome at him/her/it. Also, there's basic things that most people don't learn until the ~1000 game point (;-;) which is last hitting (****ing idiots still don't know what that is), warding, jungle timings, etc. Refine your basics to a T and then work on one champion until you can mercilessly bash skulls with that champ.
Then do it better.
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Yea seriously when I first started the game I chose 3 champs I liked the look of and just got REALLY good with them and just kept playing them till higher lvls, I played Shen Shaco and Ezreal :)
Play 3v3.
Just cause it has less players,you actually have less chances of having bad players and if you are good enough,you can lead your team to victory alone,sometimes.I remember when I was lvl 10-20 I used to play with Yi or WW in 3v3 getting wins all the time with some epic scores.But that was long time ago :P.All I did was play with them a lot so I learned to play really good with them ;).
Ofc you need to practice on some certain champions and make sure you use the right build.
Just cause it has less players,you actually have less chances of having bad players and if you are good enough,you can lead your team to victory alone,sometimes.I remember when I was lvl 10-20 I used to play with Yi or WW in 3v3 getting wins all the time with some epic scores.But that was long time ago :P.All I did was play with them a lot so I learned to play really good with them ;).
Ofc you need to practice on some certain champions and make sure you use the right build.
1. Pick a champion that can make a game change.
Mundo, Shen, Malphite, vladimir.
2. Try your best, don't moan and encourage your players, boost their confidence
"Nice" "GJ!"
3. Call missing and enforce wards in the main areas (Check ward guide on MOBAFire)
"ss top" "need wards guys"
4. Just play, ELO, win/loss doesn't mean anything in Solo Queue LoL.. It's all down to luck unless you play arranged.
Mundo, Shen, Malphite, vladimir.
2. Try your best, don't moan and encourage your players, boost their confidence
"Nice" "GJ!"
3. Call missing and enforce wards in the main areas (Check ward guide on MOBAFire)
"ss top" "need wards guys"
4. Just play, ELO, win/loss doesn't mean anything in Solo Queue LoL.. It's all down to luck unless you play arranged.
Learn the cheap carries and the good tanks. Those alone can lead you to a good win percentage. I was sitting some 20 games below 50% before I picked up Vlad. (around summoner lvl 15 or 20). Leveled up with him. Learned him. And along the way I read guides, discussions, tips, and other general info to help improve my game. Once I got to 30 and I got around 20 games above 50% I put Vlad down and started learning other heroes. Now I am trying to perfect tanking. Which is MUCH harder than being a carry btw (/salute to the great tanks).
Reason I say learn both is a great tank can allow even bad carries to win a game for you. And if you learn a good carry you can do exactly that with bad teams. And the reason I said cheap ones is because you want to save you IP in general for runes AFTER you get to summoner level 20. Find a couple cheap heroes and lean on them. Test out others during their free week.
Here is a nifty info guide that Jebus McAzn designed that goes well in depth about what I said. 5 Champs You Should Know How to Play (aka Who To Buy Next) http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/5-champs-you-should-know-how-to-play-aka-who-do-i-buy-next-70445?page=1
Reason I say learn both is a great tank can allow even bad carries to win a game for you. And if you learn a good carry you can do exactly that with bad teams. And the reason I said cheap ones is because you want to save you IP in general for runes AFTER you get to summoner level 20. Find a couple cheap heroes and lean on them. Test out others during their free week.
Here is a nifty info guide that Jebus McAzn designed that goes well in depth about what I said. 5 Champs You Should Know How to Play (aka Who To Buy Next) http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-legends/build/5-champs-you-should-know-how-to-play-aka-who-do-i-buy-next-70445?page=1
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All guides have been archived due to my not being able to play LoL currently. The information is still there and is good but until I return they will be archived. I am able to keep them updated and current though.
Vladimir's Blood Resource. Designed for beginner's and beyond.
Vladimir's Blood Resource: Post Nerf Edition.
The Exemplar of Tanking: Jarvan IV .
Making a Guide by jhoijhoi This is everything you need to know about making a guide. Amazing.
...and Buffy staked Edward. The End.
All guides have been archived due to my not being able to play LoL currently. The information is still there and is good but until I return they will be archived. I am able to keep them updated and current though.
Vladimir's Blood Resource. Designed for beginner's and beyond.
Vladimir's Blood Resource: Post Nerf Edition.
The Exemplar of Tanking: Jarvan IV .Making a Guide by jhoijhoi This is everything you need to know about making a guide. Amazing.
...and Buffy staked Edward. The End.
Yeah, definitely read Jebus's guide to learning versatility of the game. :P
Find a champion (Off-tank/DPS) that can take on more than one person by himself (basically be able to carry a team). Get really good (a.k.a. roflstompnubpwnfaceroll). You should then be set for a while. You can wait to buy runes for that champion (or for other more viable champions you might learn later) and don't buy champions until you have tried them.
Playing custom/AI games help too. You can perfect your builds and practice trying to stay alive (bots got much stronger and more dangerous)...
Find a champion (Off-tank/DPS) that can take on more than one person by himself (basically be able to carry a team). Get really good (a.k.a. roflstompnubpwnfaceroll). You should then be set for a while. You can wait to buy runes for that champion (or for other more viable champions you might learn later) and don't buy champions until you have tried them.
Playing custom/AI games help too. You can perfect your builds and practice trying to stay alive (bots got much stronger and more dangerous)...
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"It's a colloquial shorthand that means the paradigm exists because of how the game works mechanically. Hence, "the Meta." Stop being a useless pedant." - PlayGooYa
"It's a colloquial shorthand that means the paradigm exists because of how the game works mechanically. Hence, "the Meta." Stop being a useless pedant." - PlayGooYa
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When I play premades I used to win more but my friends are not always online.
Wat can I do to improve my solo queue game?