Help with Morgana..
I CAN'T LAND HER Q XD
I CAN'T LAND HER Q XD
Honestly just practice. It has a stupid big hit box and it's tons of fun. If using the practice tool, also be sure to drop your W right after, since that's the preferred method and a good habit to get into.
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Honestly just practice. It has a stupid big hit box and it's tons of fun. If using the practice tool, also be sure to drop your W right after, since that's the preferred method and a good habit to get into.
Okay i'll be sure to practice! Also thanks for telling me about the Q-W thing.
close your eyes and pick a random spot
If you are talking about help with aiming them then as dale wardark said it's honestly just a matter of practicing. Having a friend who is willing to go into a custom game with you and just juke around would help a lot I'm sure.
If you are good with your aim and are having more of an issue finding good times to q I have three tips that may or may not help.
1- try to q an opponent when they aren't expecting it. This one seems obvious but I still see a lot of people running forward with Morgana and throwing out really obvious q attempts. Most people are expecting a morgana to throw a q when she is heading right towards them, less people are expecting her to hold off on throwing the q until she's seemingly backing off. Moving around a lot and varying the timing that you throw your q will help make it less predictable and usually result in more hits.
2- throw your q when an opponent is in a bad position to dodge it. This is mostly looking for opportunities to capitalize on your opponents actions. Whenever you know someone is going to go for a basic attack against something such as a creep you can be ready for them to lock themselves into the basic attack animation and throw the q when they begin it. This makes it harder for them to dodge not only because they have less time, but also because they may be distracted thinking about getting the basic attack timing correct on the creep. It also helps to watch your opponents pathing in relation to the creeps. If an opponent mispositions around creeps you can use them as a sort of choke point due to your opponent not being able to walk through them.
3- sometimes it is best to use your q reactively. If you are facing someone who has good engage it can often be a good idea to save your q until they try to use their engage. You have your black shield of course but the q is a great disengage tool and is often easier to hit when used this way due to the opponent being closer to you than they normally would. It can really screw over engage champs if they attempt to engage only to be snared close to their opponents.
As a final note do not feel like you need to constantly throw out q's. Similar to blitz keeping your q up allows you to use it as a zoning tool while threatening an engage on your enemies.
If you are talking about help with aiming them then as dale wardark said it's honestly just a matter of practicing. Having a friend who is willing to go into a custom game with you and just juke around would help a lot I'm sure.
If you are good with your aim and are having more of an issue finding good times to q I have three tips that may or may not help.
1- try to q an opponent when they aren't expecting it. This one seems obvious but I still see a lot of people running forward with Morgana and throwing out really obvious q attempts. Most people are expecting a morgana to throw a q when she is heading right towards them, less people are expecting her to hold off on throwing the q until she's seemingly backing off. Moving around a lot and varying the timing that you throw your q will help make it less predictable and usually result in more hits.
2- throw your q when an opponent is in a bad position to dodge it. This is mostly looking for opportunities to capitalize on your opponents actions. Whenever you know someone is going to go for a basic attack against something such as a creep you can be ready for them to lock themselves into the basic attack animation and throw the q when they begin it. This makes it harder for them to dodge not only because they have less time, but also because they may be distracted thinking about getting the basic attack timing correct on the creep. It also helps to watch your opponents pathing in relation to the creeps. If an opponent mispositions around creeps you can use them as a sort of choke point due to your opponent not being able to walk through them.
3- sometimes it is best to use your q reactively. If you are facing someone who has good engage it can often be a good idea to save your q until they try to use their engage. You have your black shield of course but the q is a great disengage tool and is often easier to hit when used this way due to the opponent being closer to you than they normally would. It can really screw over engage champs if they attempt to engage only to be snared close to their opponents.
As a final note do not feel like you need to constantly throw out q's. Similar to blitz keeping your q up allows you to use it as a zoning tool while threatening an engage on your enemies.
Hmm OK I'll try all of those techniques. Thanks for the help!