So i wanna be better

WillHealForHonor··1 votes·390 views

i often push mid and let the other mid laner roam.. i can often push all the way to inhib tower.. but my team flames me for it.. so now i ask should i ignore them or should i join the fight.. im playing tf and ziggs mid... note that i also gank with tf..

for me 1-2 towers is much more valuable.. i often dont leave lane because i feel like when i do the other team will destroy my towers asap and that is usually the case.. the question is how important is the mid towers?

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Dreadlocks1 votes

mid towers are important.

WillHealForHonor1 votes

Yeah for pressure and jungle control.. but my team thinks kills are more important.. the proble is that many people flame me for it :( the morale of the team is important too

Dreadlocks1 votes

They probably didnt ward very good, or they did and cant use the minimap. Roam when you think its appropriate and push mid when you can do so safely.

Godhri1 votes

Keep watch of the map. Keep your side bushes warded as much as possible. That is, be sure to purchase two green wards at the least on EVERY back. One pink ward as well if possible. This will give you sufficient vision as to where your mid roams and you can warn accordingly. Furthermore, if you observe their roaming location relative to your own and your teammate's, you can roam after to sandwich them and get a kill. It's not always better to just push when your opposing lane roams.

WillHealForHonor1 votes

Can u give me an example of when its better to roam than to push? :D I lack knowledge in that aspect i feel.. i often forget to ward.. so that a good reminder..

Godhri1 votes

this requires good vision on your team's part. If Bot is warding properly, then you can clearly se whether or not you can sandwich the roamer. It's just a situational thing that comes with experience. My advice to you is to experiment. Take risks. This is the only way you will ever learn what works and what doesn't. I'm bad at explaining things so all I can tell you is to take risks and stop trying to just play it safe. Mindlessly doing what you think you are supposed to do is not as good as taking risks and actually LEARNING what you should know.

I should also note that risk taking should only be done in norms. This MUST be done against actual players as the consequences of risks are static vs bots as opposed to its dynamic nature against players.

WillHealForHonor1 votes

thx dude.. i dont mind taking risks.. i just need a end goal tho... i dont know what to focus on .. i know i should ward more.. i used to do that but now i dont.. idk why tho..

Godhri1 votes

If you want an end goal, then just use a static one like "I wonder how this will end up if I do it?". Like, when you over extend to bully someone in lane you are taking a risk. If you continue to do it over a course of time without warding, you will soon realize that your susceptibility to ganks are quite substantial without proper warding. This will likely dawn on you after being ganked successfully many times over. Or you might learn better how to avoid dying during a gank as a result of this risk.

For me, I learn mostly through instinct. I don't do much thinking until AFTER I've already learned it to some degree. So for me, I usually take risks without much forethought and then I eventually learn what works and what doesn't. My learning is usually complete by either eventually learning the thinking behind what I do or watching a video where someone explains it in detail.

WillHealForHonor1 votes

ok yeah.. i should video tape my games so i can watch my mistakes..

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