How do I stop feeding???
Hello. Before I spent $40 worth of RP on LoL, I was doing okay in this game. I would go 1 kill each life average each game. Now, I am going like 2:14 and its horrible. I need tips! Thank you!
PS: I am level 30
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When you die think what just happened. Did you go in when you shouldn't have? Were you playing too aggressive without Flash or vision? Did you make a mistake and stay too long when you were low health hoping the tower would protect you? There are generally a few reasons you die and if you can recognise what happened or what you're doing you can change that behaviour. It might be that you're playing aggressive while playing champions that need to be passive or perhaps you're playing too passive on champions that are best played aggressively.
If you don't want to do that you could consider asking a friend to spectate but be ready for criticism. If you don't want to (or have no friends) you could record your game and watch it back afterwards to see what happened and then see what you could have done differently. Sometimes you just have bad games, other times you play badly and should take a break before you play again.
Just play le blanc, zed, fizz and Lee sin. Then you will never die cause they are easiest
Stop being a business major.
Learn your champions limits, don't chase into unwarded jungles and try to keep track of where the entire enemy team is.
The key is practice. Play safely and only go super aggressive of you are sure you can survive.
Grant it, i am aggressive on certain champs but am more passive on others.
Chasing.....the leading cause of deaths in Bronze.
Bronze players on my team always fall for obvious baits while the enemy team Bronzies do all the baiting. I never get the team that baits :(
Could you reply to me what champ, role, and item build you use, and the champs you have the most trouble against?
Warding and watching your mini map. Practice so you know what champions do and get used to traps or baits players might set. Listen to teammates pings. A big thing to learn is when to stick in a fight and when to run. Sometimes the best thing to do is just leave a bad situation rather than try and help your team and end up dying as well. One thing I see a lot is teams overstaying after they win a team fight. You want to push with your advantage but pay attention to the enemy team death timers. You will see a lot where your team kills the enemy and your allies stay in their base too long after and eventually end up dying and giving the enemy some gold and potentially a shot a dragon or baron. After playing this game for years I finally started focusing on backing once an advantage is used up. For years I would stick with my team and try and end the game even after the enemy re-spawns. I still do once in awhile but have made a conscious effort to ping my teammates to leave and then just leave even if my team stays.
Warding & watching mini map: I play a lot of support. What I do when I am support is spend a lot of time looking at the mini map. If I have not seen their jungle in awhile and our lane is pushed and also hear/see pings that mid is missing it is pretty reasonable to assume we are about to be ganked. Any time you can see a bad situation happening before it happens it gives you a chance to react and get out alive.
Play like a coward under turret and go in when the enemy over extends. Get fed doing that, then roam to other lanes after taking turret. DOesnt always get you fed, so if you under farmed, FARM but participate in teamf ights where you might get some clean up kills. If youre moderate cs but with no kills in lane, farm still, but try to roam to pick kills up. A good way to snow ball lane, lets say, for a top laner, ward the enemy jungler's jungle and invade him when hes weak. Counter jungling isnt just for your jungler to do. xD