good champs to play in brone (supports or adc pref)

minmaidfruitpnch·Feb 11, 2016·1 votes·659 views

some champs to increase my elo in ranked

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JavelinJoeFeb 11, 20161 votes

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Definitely BaitFeb 11, 20161 votes

If you're just looking for good easy to pickup and win champions.

Supports Lux Blitzcrank Leona Sona Nami Soraka Nautilus

Adc Graves MissFortune Jinx

Bronze honestly isn't the place for intense mechanical champions. The learning curve and amount of distraction will just make games harder. That is if you only care about winning to get higher ranked, then play easy low mechanic champions that are strong.

Adc isn't exactly the best role to be in bronze.You're a bit dependent on the support and will never have reliable peel or protection.

Support in bronze can have low impact on games at times unless played extremely well. The map awareness in bronze is at the point where enemies can just walk through your wards while your pinging they're there and still be unnoticed by the laners.

If you're deadset on support (queueing bot / support will be near purely support matches) then some carry supports you can snowball on might be better.

Like These Annie Zyra Velkoz Morgana Karma

If you're dead set on adcs that aren't as easy to pickup and do well with then these could work (Expect mmr to tank until you are good at them) Vayne Lucian Kalista Ezreal

As long as you keep more than a 50% win rate you will climb.

MrwiOzV6pBFeb 11, 20161 votes

Soraka, Lux, Sona, Braum. If you're better at skillshots Morgana, Thresh, and Blitz are really good too.

AwesomeChadFeb 11, 20161 votes

Something easy. Don't try to play high mechanical champions like zed/vayne/lee. I assume your mechanics aren't extremely good so just stick to picks that are easy to pull off and have more rewarding outcomes for simple plays.

Supports: Annie - just land their spells. their base dmgs are pretty high so u'll do alot of work. Blitzcrank - land hooks and pick people off. Soraka - just make sure ur popping heals and SURVIVE. If you survive during the entire fight, your team should win the late game fights generally.

ADCS: Ezreal - just go blue build ezreal, stack ur tear as fast as you can, and make sure u land those Qs in teamfights Graves - has tons of raw AoE/physical dmg, despite his nerfs this past patch. Learn to land ur Q/R and position yourself so u can maximize the dmg from his aa. Tristana - late game, he becomes a monster. Make sure ur farming tons and in teamfights, just pop ur e on a target and focus them down. Also, use E on turrets to take them down faster. MissFortune - its really just her ult makes her good. If the enemy clumps up, position your ult well so u can hit multiple enemies.

Definitely BaitFeb 11, 20161 votes

Easy mechanics and Blue Ezreal really don't get along. You do have to hit his abilities which are all skill shots. His laning phase is rather weak and requires a focus on being passive / farming. Until you've got item 3004 item 3025 and one of these item 3153 item 3072 item 3036 item 3139 his damage can be quite lack luster. Not to mention just how important it is to be able to effectively kite using his E while keeping up on skillshots + autos.

Don't get me wrong blue ezreal isn't exactly the hardest thing to play if you've already got decent mechanics from other champions. But under the assumption of low to no mechanics as a baseline he is kinda harder and will take longer to perform well with than graves / mf / jinx.

AwesomeChadFeb 11, 20161 votes

not quite the route i was going.......when I mention easy mechanics, i mean simply not having to do a whole lot to have a large outcome. Take twitch for example, you need to know the right time to utilize his Q , W , E, and ult in teamfights or else you will have very little impact. Ezreal, on the other hand, is simply landing your skillshots and farming up muramana to hit your powerspikes and he becomes very impactful yet simple in playstyle.

Definitely BaitFeb 11, 20161 votes

Micro and macro specific to the champion are both mechanics.

I mean a perfect example of this is Shaco . His actual kit is relatively simple.

Backstab gives you bonus damage on a target when you shank enemies from behind.

Deceive makes you flash + go invisible for 3 seconds and greatly increases the damage of his next auto within 6 seconds.

Jack in the Box is a trap with a 1 minute duration that has a brief time of visibility before stealthing. If a enemy trips this trap they get attacked with ap damage and receive a minor cc.

Two shiv poison is a passive debuff that slows enemies attack + move speed. When activated the debuff effect disappears for the duration of the abilitie's cooldown and you hit enemy with a large ap damage nuke.

Hallucinate creates a copy of shaco for 18 seconds that auto attacks and explodes when killed or the duration wears off.

All of these abilities are easy to use and understand. However, things like moving the clone to intercept skill shots or into the enemy team while you flank them are not so straight forward (Micro / Macro). Using deceive to run through the enemy team rather than away from them to escape isn't so obvious (Macro). Positioning boxes on the enemie jungler's escape routes while you have vision of him before jumping him isn't exactly obvious to the new Shaco Player (Macro). Knowing tells that the enemy mid laner is about ready to rage quit and should be camped harder to turn the match into a 5 v 4 isn't always so easy to pickup (Macro).

His micro literally consists of hitting buttons to teleport, throw knives, move the clone and shaco in different places / directions, and place boxes.

His macro however is a different story. You have to really have intricate knowledge of enemy movement patterns, behaviors, jungle routes, fog of war radius, and other factors to really be successful.

This high macro but low micro requirement is why there are so many horrible Shacos. His kit itself is simplistic. Actually using the simplistic kit correctly is hard.

Anyway Blue Ezreal actually does have to do a lot to work. You just don't realize when your comfortable playing him. Just predicting angles and enemy movement patterns to hit the skill shots is a relatively big requirement. His ult actually makes you do this with a lengthy travel time on targets that can literally be on the other side of the map. You have to know that early game he has no damage and should focus on cs. You have to be able to efficiently cs to not delay the already late power spike he gets. You have to keep track of the cooldown on his e and properly use it on cooldown to kite enemies. In general Blue Ezreal just has more things to think about while playing.

That is why I say he's not exactly a good champion if you want easy mechanics. I could go into more detail (Compare & Contrast) about why he's harder than some of the other suggestions if I felt like writing another mini informal essay in the post. But I really don't feel like it.

AwesomeChadFeb 11, 20161 votes

.....what...? I'm not sure why you're trying to get all technical. This isn't a controversial thread that requires back and forth argumentative statements. If you can land skillshots, then ezreal is fairly easy. I'm just giving suggestions to the OP based on what i perceive as easy. At the end of the day, its going to be the OP that decides whether he/she is able to play the champ well to help them in ranked.

Athenes LuluFeb 11, 20161 votes

Blitzcrank classic ol' hooks. Trust me, he's still OP even higher up. Soraka just know how to mash w on your ally, and make sure to don't die. Her heals are so awesome that even the biggest idiots can become invincible. Annie because ADCs are too stupid and you might as well carry on your own. You hurt so much that dummies in the enemy lane will cry.

MissFortune gg point and click lane bully Tristana when you are just out of ideas on who to pick. Okay in lane, late game monster. Can't go wrong. Graves Quinn "independent" ADCs that can still function even if your support can't support for jack shit. They are very snowbally too.