Should I stop bothering trying to play other champs?
There's only about 4/5 champs I can play well. Most of time I do awful on all the other ones. Should I just stop trying to make it work?
There's only about 4/5 champs I can play well. Most of time I do awful on all the other ones. Should I just stop trying to make it work?
make it work with the champs you can play. Doesn't matter where just do it.
You will get farther just sticking to a core tbh.
Honestly this right here is why I play ARAM. I have a very small pool of viable champions that only gets smaller when I take a break from the game, but I can always jump into ARAM for a semi-safe game where few people expect you to be mechanically skilled with your champion. It gets me that warmup practice I need when getting back into things, and sometimes shows me a champion I should add to my champion pool.
The main thing is if you want it to work then do what you must to make it work. Trial and error only works if you learn from that giant ocean of error you're producing. Take notes, watch replays, and bounce ideas off of friends who are more familiar with those champions than you are. If all else fails look up guides, ask questions on here, or check out one of the Champion Main subreddits.
Try each champion you have once and make a note of how much fun you had with it, ignoring the best and worst moments because those are outliers. Run through the free rotations, too. Then, pick out the ones you enjoyed most and play them again. Then see which ones you're enjoying most after five games each, then take them one at a time to fifty matches. Some you'll burn out on, some you will enjoy but not have the right talents for, but eventually you will (hopefully) find one that clicks and after fifty you'll be ready to main that champ for fifty more. Congratulations, you're ready to climb with your OTP.
Just play what champs you find most fun. If you like playing em, you'll naturally get better at them over time.