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New Tutorial Based On Roles/New Bot Mode Difficulty

GhostSenpi·5/23/2018, 5:33:31 PM·3 votes·2,951 views

So when I was first starting out on league, I had no clue what the roles were. All I did was play bots and learned the champions as best I could. I didn't know what each roles jobs were.

I didn't know what adc meant, I didn't know that there was such a thing as junglers and that they are responsible for getting dragon and camps as well as gank, I didn't know that supports jobs were to roam and ward. I didn't know a lot of the stuff that I do now. So as I am leveling up my account on the japan server, I realize that the newer players are picking roles that they don't know what the jobs are for that role. So I think it would be nice if Riot could make a new tutorial that focuses on helping people decide on what role they want and how to play it.

There should also be a new bot mode because lets face it. Intermediate bots are too easy for after playing a couple of games. It would be nice to have difficulty modes based on ranks. I know that this is not possible, but the imagination of it would be awesome.

1 Comments

Metal Janna5/23/2018, 6:27:43 PM1 votes

There's already a basic gameplay tutorial. We could, however, use a more intermediate tutorial to teach things like: 1:The five roles, and their responsibilities on the team. 2:Champion classes: knowing each champion's class tells you a little about their strengths and weaknesses even if you know nothing else about the champion, and is an important foundation for the next two lessons. 3:How to identify your champion's scalings, and build good items that play to their strengths. 4:Counter builds: how to identify your weaknesses towards an opponent champion and build to mitigate them.

It would be nice to include details like what makes certain classes well suited to certain roles, but that's a subject so complex it might take an entire tutorial to explain by itself! Maybe just encourage new players to ask their team for champion suggestions.

Better bots to practice against would also be nice.