How Do I Get Better At League?

Almapie··1 votes·1,105 views

Hi. I'm Almapie. I've been playing LOL alot more frequently. Everyday when I come back from school, I play at least 6 games. I'm unranked, and I'd rate myself as an Less than Ok player. I have things to keep up like my CS, and PVP can get really challenging. I usually play AnnieAnnie , TristinaTristana , EveylnnEvelynn and NunuNunu.

In a rough summary, heres what I do wrong: Get too caught up in killing the enemy more that defending/Not feeding/not dying. Go to close when I'm playing as a mage, don't kill many minions (I'm fixing that. I think i'm doing alot better.), not planning my last hits, and not buying many health items. (Well, until the end of the game or when I die alot.).

I want to fix those things. I'm not the best at PVP, but i'm not the worst. When I focus, I can kill two people, when I dont, slay one person and kill myself in the process. (Most of the time I dont kill them lol.) I'm a total fucker when it comes to Wards/Vision, (Can someone explain to me why thats important?)

Theres alot of elo's in LOL, i know that, but i want to better my self in them. There's obviously things I'm doing wrong since half of the time I die without scoring a hit, but unlike the rest of my flaws, I cant spot them.

Sorry if this is vague. I'm quite tired from playing all night. [slayer-jinx-wink]

3 Comments

Madsin251 votes

Honestly practice makes perfect with stuff like positioning. Unless you don't have brain cells you will learn from bad positioning and correct yourself overtime.

Learning mechanics of specific champs and all the little tricks they can do you need to find a streamer of a champion you want to get really good at and watch and learn.

Just the Lip1 votes

Watch diamond+ players play, A LOT.

Then understand how they play, why they do the things they do, why they pick certain runes, why they build the way they do, and imitate that.

Thats the easiest way to learn.

i went from silver to plat playing master yi just from watching cowsep.

Katarinint1 votes

Focus on improving one thing at a time until it becomes instinct, then move on to the next problem area.

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