Questions on what is effective to level up

Too Ton·Aug 1, 2015·1 votes·508 views

For example team comp is important right? Assuming you can play all champions equally well to fit a team comp, what determines a team comp? Wouldn't ori be highly picked (I picked her and sucked but beside the point haha)?

What do you do if you won lane slightly (2 kills bot lane for ex) and what next? You are half way to second turret but that means you will be ganked easier. IF you roam to mid lane or jungle, the enemy adc takes your first turret. What do?!?!?!

I notice I never buy bork even against tankier teams as adc but how do you fit it in? IE, Shiv or PD, LW, BT, GA.... nowhere to fit bork although it's good?

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Gordo SanAug 1, 20151 votes

A good team comp, (to me) is a group of champions that work well in achieving a certain play style.

(Not just playing Ori + malph to wombo combo)

For example, if you want a team comp that is good for sieging/poking

Nidalee Azir Jayce Ezreal Janna

You can poke enemy champions while they are under tower, and if they try to engage on you, you have Azir (ult) and Janna to disengage, and Jayce gate to run away.

But at the same time, you could lose to comps that have a very strong engage

Malphite Orianna Sivir Alistar

etc.

There are many things you can do after taking first turret (and your opponent has not).

But basically you want to use that huge lane (that no longer has a turret) to your advantage.

You can push hard, and force the enemy jungler to gank you. If you ward well, this helpful because you simply waste the enemy junglers time, and both mid and top lane will not have to worry about being ganked.
You can** freeze the lane** near your side of river. So if the enemy bot lane wants to farm, they need to overextend. If you clear their wards, you can get easy ganks.
Theres nothing wrong with helping mid, but remember if they are already winning, you might just be causing chaos.

e.g. The enemy bot lane also comes mid, and you fight a 3v3 and lose.

This all depends on champion matchups of course. There is no all-in-one solution.

Bork depends on what champs you are playing, some benefit from the active/passive more than others: Vayne Kalista

Also consider how tanky the enemy champions are, and how many champs are that tanky.

item 3153 does 8% of their **current health **as physical dmg. So basically, the lower health they are, the less damage it does. You will do the most damage when they are at 100% - 50% health.

So yes, it is good vs high hp tanks and if there is no way of getting past the front line.

But if their comp has 4 squishes, and a front line you can easily get past, you can just blow them up with item 3031 .

Basically, it depends on the situation. But i would say 90% of the time (if you are not playing Vayne Kalista ) as an ADC your build revolves around item 3031 item 3046 item 3035 item 3087

All In FormsAug 1, 20151 votes

bork (or BT) is usually 3rd item after IE and SS or PD on most ADCs (exceptions being kog, vayne, and twitch and kalista. first item on vayne kalista, and twitch, 2nd item on kog after tri force).

as for what to do after you take the first tower; shove the wave to river and leave 3 melee minions alive on the last wave you kill. that will cause a slow push that will build slowly and end up being a huge mass of minions (melee minions are tankier and do less damage than ranged minions. it will take your minions longer to kill them and they will take less damage doing so which causes your minion wave to build up over time). Pressure mid with the goal of taking the tower, they have to send someone to deal with the minions or it'll take their tier two bot tower. during this time take mid, or if they defend mid and send no one bot lane, they will lose a tier two tower for free.

ps, if you take their tier one and they come to lane like they still have a tower ping for your mid and or jungle to come and kill them, they are over extended and deserve to die.