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OTGBionicArm wrote:
I feel like if I could get my hands on
Vi more often it would be easier for me to advance >< She's the only OP champ I like. D:Any advce for a silver 2 trying to make it to where you are? :p
I've actually only played like two Vi games before that one in my screenshot xD.
My advice is to simply strive to improve and worry about yourself. Regardless of elo, you will always have games where it's hopeless because of lanes just losing terribly 1v1 or dc/ragers. Just focus on your mistakes and you'll see yourself improve as a player. Since official replays aren't out yet(on pbe atm!!), trying watching your games on LoLRecorder if you know you messed up somewhere. Reviewing replays helped me quite a bit to improve mechanics and to have better judgment of situations for future games.
Until you're high diamond, I personally think you should just play what you're comfortable with. Just make sure you aren't a douche about it if it's a "unconventional pick". If you're asked to fill a role, it's best to be prepared to play any 5 roles. Asides from that, I learned that being a nice guy overall in champ select gives me the best chances of not pissing people off and they don't end up trolling and ruining the game.
edit: forgot to say, if you **** up, own up to it. To be honest, I don't make too many mistakes when I play but when I do, I own up to it and try my very best to never do it again. I used to pretend that nothing was my fault in S1 and that made me an awful player/person. Just own up to your mistakes, don't look to blame teammates as an outlet and you should be golden.
Xaioli wrote:
I've actually only played like two Vi games before that one in my screenshot xD.
My advice is to simply strive to improve and worry about yourself. Regardless of elo, you will always have games where it's hopeless because of lanes just losing terribly 1v1 or dc/ragers. Just focus on your mistakes and you'll see yourself improve as a player. Since official replays aren't out yet(on pbe atm!!), trying watching your games on LoLRecorder if you know you messed up somewhere. Reviewing replays helped me quite a bit to improve mechanics and to have better judgment of situations for future games.
Until you're high diamond, I personally think you should just play what you're comfortable with. Just make sure you aren't a douche about it if it's a "unconventional pick". If you're asked to fill a role, it's best to be prepared to play any 5 roles. Asides from that, I learned that being a nice guy overall in champ select gives me the best chances of not pissing people off and they don't end up trolling and ruining the game.
edit: forgot to say, if you **** up, own up to it. To be honest, I don't make too many mistakes when I play but when I do, I own up to it and try my very best to never do it again. I used to pretend that nothing was my fault in S1 and that made me an awful player/person. Just own up to your mistakes, don't look to blame teammates as an outlet and you should be golden.
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If you strictly play one role up to your own skill-level then when you're laning instead of jungling you CS on a gold tier level against plat level players.
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Like really, I don't think Shaco is that strong of a champion. However, there are certain players that terrorize bad players with him and it's so easy to snowball and easily end a game at a snap of a finger so that's why I ban Shaco. Stuff like that happens all the time so yeah, cow jungle real terror ganks lol