Basically, I would like to know 2 things: 1- How do you make a team comp that goes good against the enemy comp? What champs to pick and when? 2- How to make team mates pick a champ to go well against their team comp For example, some people have that one champ they want to play if they get the lane that they want.
Helltoken2 votesI would recommend CC. Crowd Control is the best way in my opinion that you have a higher chance at winning teamfights. Some solid examples in my opinion is Amumu-s AoE stun, Sejuani's whole kit, Hecarim ultimate, etc. One or two of these can make your team a threat.
Aside from that, you need an AD carry that works well with the rest of the team, but that can also handle early game well enough to make it to the teamfights. I particularly like sivir, vayne, or tristana, and lucian as well.
Midlane you need a burst champion. This lane usually levels to 6 first, and can commonly be the focus of ganks, or be the lane with the most minions. This means that this champ has an advantage in lane, because he can bring his/her more advanced stats and kit to any lane of their choosing. I enjoy picking someone here who has a solid kit that corresponds well with the team. For example, if you have an Amumu jungle, I enjoy morgana. flash to the center, pop your ulti right after amumu's, and enjoy the eternal stun.
Top lane, I prefer having a tank or a tank-buster. Someone like riven is good in top lane, but if your team is too squishy riven will merely be another easy kill. If you have diana jungle, nami supp, sivir adc, and xerath mid, you will have to pick someone tanky with CC. In this type of comp, I enjoy gnar. If you have a tanky supp and jungle, Jax-type champions are good. AoE stun, immense damage, good chasing, multi-build potential, and adds heavy damage that allows for a target.
Your support must correspond not only to your adc, but to your team. If you have a heavy engage team, Janna might be a good option for disengage. If you need tank, braum or leona are solid options. Supports often forget that they can roam, once bot is out of danger. Alistar is a solid roamer, with the potential to just destroy the midlaner out of nowhere, while providing heavy tank.
You need to take into account other factors too. How well does this champion scale, where are their power spikes, where will mine be, is there CC/éngage/disengage... So when you pick in solo queue, try to master a few good champions. In my opinion, you can never have too much cc, because cc can dis- or engage.
Any team comp works well though imo. It's more if you're in sync with your team that counts. LCS people pick lulu mid, but not for burst, but more to buff up their main damage dealer, etc. Pick a tactic you feel is needed, and try.
Ionian1 votesYou build a team comp around one of these things: poke, engage, disengage or protect x champion. Some champs are naturally good for all types of comps (like Ahri), others need champions picked around them (like Yasuo, needs team with knockups). You can also go for some wombo combos like Ori+Malphite+Yasuo, etc.
Ahurath1 votesI don't know if you're talking abotu solo que or if you're taling about 5v5s in general. But I'll assume that you're talking about solo que. Alright the best thing I've found is that you let your teammates play what they are comfortable on rather then playing champions to fit in a certain comp.
Sure if they know how to play the champions then the best thing would be to pick for a good comp. But the most important thing is that you pick champions that you can play without being able to think about it. That leaves you open to think about the other things that are important like objectives, wards, dodging skillshots etc..
I would aslo encourage you to not trying to control your teammates since that only leads to frustration.
