You need to fix a lot of typos, and use BBcode.

A lot of those lists you have could be greatly improved using BBcode.

Wow great feedback:) Thanks a lot! MOBAFIRE IF YOU HEAR THIS CHANGE THIS GUY'S REPUTATION! I'll try to rewrite it. Could take some time though. I like the insights on some tactics like Leona in a poke comp. You inspired me to make some changes, they will come!

I felt a little down so I just started reviewing your guide. Most of it are nitpicks and I didn't really take the time to word them properly, for which I'm sorry.

First and foremost, coding. Coding could make your guide so much more readable, understandable and well-received.

Would be really true in the previous season, right now there are some exceptions I'd say.

Missed a '.'.

I don't understand why it's under "Picking a support buffs your whole team". And I don't understand why it's in a guide claiming to be about advanced support tactics.

I would rather pick something like Leona on squishy dive teams than a poke champion with some buff.

There might be a place for Nidalee support, but it wouldn't be the first thing coming to mind to me. Especially if you build for the spear damage it usually comes down to a weaker version of AP Nidalee mid, and she has no disengage for poke comps too. And no real CC hurts in lane.

I think Alistar is perfect for disengaging and sustain, I would rather recommend taking it with an end-game team. He can stop Leona and Blitzcrank, and other hard engage and all-in supports. What more could you wish for?

Should be "than".


Misses a '?', but I would rather word it like "When not to go support"

"Are you the type of LOL player that fits the support role?" Could perhaps be a bit shorter, it isn't an advanced support tactic.

You did this multiple times.

I thought Alistar was pretty good at the moment. Perhaps even too good. I'd rather not recommend Zilean as a meta support.

You never define the term "trollsupport".

I haven't looked into Braum yet, but isn't he skill-shot reliant? Same goes for Janna though it's easy to hit because of the speed.

Taric can be played pretty tanky.

I would count Blitzcrank under hard engage too. I think it's a little hard because most supports can engage though, I feel like listing more.

Alistar can be played as a real disengage support. And is pretty all-round I think.

Taric's heal is pretty useless.

"than".

I would elaborate on zoning. I think it's a very important skill for supports, it defines their lane presence and if one can read the enemy zone it will be easier to think ahead.

A nice thing to mention might be Nocturne's favourite ult location(the tribush above the enemy turret if I'm not mistaken).



I think muting is a double-edged blade for supports. Knowing what's happening on the team is something supports have more time for than others. Same goes for solving this kind of issues. You might want to refer to a guide for something like that, I think a certain banana with a fabulous moustache made one.

Should be "too".

"it's" and a '.'.

"en". Doe ik zelf ook wel eens. :P

Perhaps it would be a good idea to mention adc and support synergies, and refer to them in the "Premades" section.

I think this should be "no-one" but I'm not certain.

Should be '?'

Alistar has a very good disengage too, so I wouldn't recommend against him with new adc players. I would recommend taking a support with hard CC with an unexperienced adc player.

I think counter-picking is as important on bot as in all other lanes. Like picking Caitlyn against a low-range adc, and picking Janna against Leona.

I guess you saw that one coming. :P

"slippery"

Please, take a minute to learn the difference between "then" and "than". Then you'll realize it's more useful than you could've ever imagined.



I wouldn't be too strict with the get Relic Shield on melee supports. Think Blitzcrank. I almost always take Ancient Coin for the active.

Losing too much xp might be a problem for lv2 all-ins.

The "Tricks" section is definitely the best part of the guide in my opinion. Nice collection.

"too".


I think your guide needs a lot of work, but it's evident there has gone a lot of time in it already. While I may not agree with some of your points, I would leave most of the content as is for now, and start doing some coding! It's not hard to type Aatrox and it already makes your guide a lot more readable.

To give you an estimation, I read most, and it took me more than an hour. I think it could be a lot shorter and understandable with some coding.

Lastly, don't bother spending 9 hours on writing content and then stop. It's a waste of your time because I'll probably be the only one reading it.

I'll hold my vote for now.

Keep up the good work and good luck!

EDIT: Longest post of the year award please.

Als je wilt dat mensen je guide lezen, moet je er voor zorgen dat mensen het überhaupt kunnen lezen. Op dit moment is je guide gewoon compleet onleesbaar omdat het gewoon één grote muur tekst is.

Feel free to copy the text and write a beautiful guide. I like to share my knowledge, but i don't like to spend 10 hours on making a guide beautiful. Thanks for the comment though:)

way to much walls of text. No visuals and no color. It made me not want to read it just from scrolling over it made me almost vomit (cause of ****ing lazy). try to add pictures and a simple thing to do is replace the empty space of the brackets with the name of item/champion/ability/anything in lol add a little picture like this i.e Anivia, Janna Titan's Wrath, Infinity Edge