Views: 643 The "free week" tales. (2)
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So I have played a lot of games. Almost over a thousand to be exact. Lately i have been wondering what does it mean to be a free week champion player. Well let me explain what it means, it means you're trying out the champion and learning whether or not you want to buy and possibly play that champion in future games, but you have on bad game and you immediately don't like the champion. So what's the solution to this problem you say. How about we start by going back to the beginning of the game shall we?
O.k. so it's the beginning of the game and you're about to buy, but lets not do that instead ask your team mates what you should buy and how to play that champion. I've had so many successful games being taught how to play a champion because i ask. Not to mention I have had many games where i help a free week champion player out. Even if it end up being their 4th or 5th game as that free week champion or they happen to own it try as hard as you can to be positive to turn the game around and hey who knows maybe you'll find a MLG in a ocean of people.
(writers note)
I am going to be doing these once everyday and see what happens as far as feedback goes because i want to see how other people feel about this subject.
O.k. so it's the beginning of the game and you're about to buy, but lets not do that instead ask your team mates what you should buy and how to play that champion. I've had so many successful games being taught how to play a champion because i ask. Not to mention I have had many games where i help a free week champion player out. Even if it end up being their 4th or 5th game as that free week champion or they happen to own it try as hard as you can to be positive to turn the game around and hey who knows maybe you'll find a MLG in a ocean of people.
(writers note)
I am going to be doing these once everyday and see what happens as far as feedback goes because i want to see how other people feel about this subject.
*Pssst, if you want to know how to build a new champ, come to Mobafire*
Asking for your team mates can be reliable/unreliable. You don't know how they've gone with that item. If somebody tells you to start
It really comes down to them being level 30 and having some common sense about the champion since there is a recommended items build I am talking more around the premise of them asking for helpful tips on how to play the champion and more or less what items could or would stack better with that champion.
Asking for your team mates can be reliable/unreliable. You don't know how they've gone with that item. If somebody tells you to start