Pro League of Legends
I wish I could be a pro league player but I’m hard stuck bronze 1. Any tips on how to get out and how to get to a pro level?
I wish I could be a pro league player but I’m hard stuck bronze 1. Any tips on how to get out and how to get to a pro level?
Believe me or not, I've had friends once tell me I had potential to be at the least Platinum. I shrugged my shoulders and preferred not to be that dedicated.
And that's the key word: dedication. Just make sure you have a kickass setup, level mentality and self-control, game knowledge and map awareness, and hella amounts of patience dealing with the low elo grind. A duo partner could also help as well.
Believe me or not, I've had friends once tell me I had potential to be at the least Platinum. I shrugged my shoulders and preferred not to be that dedicated.
And that's the key word: dedication. Just make sure you have a kickass setup, level mentality and self-control, game knowledge and map awareness, and hella amounts of patience dealing with the low elo grind. A duo partner could also help as well.
i believe the climb is more rewarding if you climb solo because then you can say you did it
Not to be cruel, but if you're admitting you're hardstuck in Bronze, no way you're going to hit pro. Better off finding a different game that you're better at.
Not to be cruel, but if you're admitting you're hardstuck in Bronze, no way you're going to hit pro. Better off finding a different game that you're better at.
That may be true but everyone needs to start somewhere. I was bronze 5 when i first started playing. i hit diamond last season and i am hoping to grow from that. You can do anything if you put your mind to it.
I won't say growth is impossible. I just think expectations should be considered realistically. The first issue is mentality. Look at original post. "I wish I could be a pro player." Often when people talk about a wish, it's something they dream would happen but have no clue how to do it and honestly aren't working for it.
The proper words would be something like "My goal is to become a pro player." That would hint they have motivation to at least hear ideas on how to climb.
And again, not to be cruel, but if they first need to be kicked into being motivated, they're already way behind in the race to reach pro and likely will never catch up to others and get to that pinnacle.
I understand where you come from but for me when i started playing no one was able to give me knowledge needed to grow. The general amount of resources was low and every person i knew had zero idea how to play the game. For me i don't want the same thing to happen to other people. Maybe someone will never be a pro player but ranking up is always something you can enjoy and grow from.
Growth for anyone is good. I think a better goal for OP to shoot for first is making Gold.
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1.Play the game, as dumb as it sounds play as much as you can. Not talking about normals but solo q. Solo q as much as you can if you have played 100 games and you haven’t learned something or grown as a player that is more of being hardstuck. If you don’t play the game how can you grow. 2.Pick a champ pool and role, you want to improve this is how you do it. Don’t play 30 different champions for each role. Play around 2-3 champs for your Main Role. For your Secondary role pick something that relates to the role you play. For Support ADC is most likely the best choice because you get to understand the role your laning with. 3.Set Small to Large Goals. No one is going to LCS Overnight so try and set short term and long term goals. Do not set a goal for playing games unless you have a reason for it. Setting a goal of 5 games each day is not a good idea because you may not be preforming. Also your trying to grind the games out instead of focusing on one game. A good goal is like focusing a small stuff in the game. You could legit focus only on improving your Level 2 in Lane. Setting small goal will help a lot as a player. 4.Understand when to stop playing. Weather you are not focused or are tilted. Understand to stop playing the game. My rule of thumb is if I lose one game I take a 10 min break if I lose two game in a row I am done playing for that day. This will help you climb faster and not play when you are not playing well. 5.Focus on yourself, I understand it can be easy to focus on your teammates but this will do nothing for you. You will never see that person again so why waste time thinking about them. Thinking about what you can do better is a better way to grow compared to wasting time thinking about bad players. 6.Learn to find your mistakes. Watch your games and take notes about where you tend to make a mistake. I would suggest watching mainly lane phase compared to the rest of the game. Make sure if you are dieing to a certain gank etc. You try fix this. 7.Use Educational Resources. There are so many Videos out there telling so much about the game. Also watch Pro Players/streamers not for entertainment but improvement. Take notes of how they bad the match up or why they warded etc. 8.Have Fun with the game. Don’t put time into something you don’t enjoy. Make sure you are enjoying this game.
Solid Advice.
I would add that if you want to climb out of Bronze, then you need to show something more than what everyone else brings to the table. Advice is great, but you have to sit down and really figure out for your self how to use advice. If you lose, learn from your mistakes by figuring out what the enemy team did to win in stead of blaming your teammates. If you watch a high ranked player, you can learn things, but if just learn what works for him and not what works for you, then you might not climb.
As a Diamond 3 player with Diamond 1 mmr (meaning i play against diamond players), if you wanna rank up, main one role and one champ. It will be boring at first but youll soon get addicted to playing that one champ and lane.