How to get the AI (Bots) go where YOU want them to go (Solved)

Cerom·5/2/2015, 11:17:00 AM·2 votes·1,307 views
Why not have it so you can choose a lane for bots in custom games? * /r/leagueoflegends

it took me a few hours of testing just to make sure that it is the way i say it is. these are the results.

Friendly Team: bot (myself - picked an ADC) bot top mid top

Enemy Team: bot top mid bot top

this is the verified order!

a few pointers to my testing:

  1. when in the bot creating menu, i always used the Left side for my team and the right side for the enemy team.

  2. the order goes from Top to Bottom (in that bot creation menu).

  3. when in the Bot Creation menu, i add 1 bot at a time.. meaning: i am the first champion in on that list. then i add a bot, and choose that bot as my support (since i picked an ADC and as i mentioned in the Friendly Team Order above).. and so forth.

  4. i did NOT test these orders where the Enemy Team set up made using the left side while my team is on the right side. (referring to the bot creating menu as mentioned at point #1).

  5. if you want to change a bot from beginner to intermediate, you HAVE to do that before you move onto the next bot creation. Otherwise, the bots order will change. (i did not test what happens if you change their AI and leave the order as it is - meaning, since when you change the BOTs AI, the order changes, i am unsure how will it effect the actual lane picks in-game).

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i am 99.9% sure that if you follow my instructions, you will get the required order by you (you obviously don't have to pick a support with your ADC if you feel like practicing a troll game.. so in that case, your 4th bot champion in the Enemy Team Order, could be shaco if you wanna mess around. you get the point..

however, if you try this set up and at one of those times it won't work, please take down and note the set up order before hand, and which champion went where eventually... that way you can try and test different options (you're more than welcome to post the results while testing so i could pinch in and help trying to find the proper formula).

hope this helps.

p.s i added a reddit link to a previous conversation regarding this issue. there's my answer there as well.

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