Tips plz

TrialOfWrath·Sep 12, 2016·1 votes·350 views

Im currently trying to climb out of bronze. i play jungle and mid. I currently play , , , , , to list a few junglers. in mid i play , and

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EndlessSorcererSep 12, 20162 votes

I would highly recommend changing your champion pool. Many of those champions (i.e. Nidalee, Rek'sai, Zed) are rather difficult to take full advantage of. If you aren't playing them properly, you would have a much easier time climbing with simpler, more reliable champions.

I would probably recommend trying the following champion:

Jungle: Amumu, Volibear, Xin Zhao
Mid: Lux, Annie, Morgana, Swain, Cho'gath

They are simpler to play, more reliable in their damage, scale well as the game progresses and provide more utility (making them useful even when somewhat behind).

To be frank, playing complex and difficult champions is more than likely holding you back. You won't be able to play them competently and you will be holding yourself back playing them.

They are balanced around players using them near their skill-cap; they are very versatile champions with many options, but that versatility means nothing if you can't use it properly.

Pick simpler champions. They will be far more reliable.

TrialOfWrathSep 12, 20161 votes

is cho still good in mid anymore? and doesn't he get poked down by people like lb?

EndlessSorcererSep 12, 20161 votes

While his immobility and melee-ranged abilities are noticable weaknesses, Cho'gath is still rather reliable at most rankings.

Cho'gath shouldn't have too many issues against Leblanc providing he doesn't die to her early-game, which can generally be avoided by purchasing some health and magic resistance.

Cho'gath doesn't have to worry too much about being poked down in laning phase. Between his passive's sustain and his ability to return harass with his W, he can trade fairly well with most opponents (especially those who have to enter melee-range with him).

TrialOfWrathSep 12, 20161 votes

ill try him out again. thank you <3