How do I get myself to play one champion over and over?

bistroh·May 12, 2016·2 votes·602 views

I really want to learn some certain champions but I can never play more then 2-4 games in a row with anyone. What should I do about this? Thanks in advanced.

19 Comments

Goodest GamerMay 12, 20162 votes

get a champ u find fun and stick with him/her

for me its riven/yasuo/lee

everyone else i can do well on but im not comfortable enough to say i can win my lane always.

ShikigamiMay 12, 20161 votes

You need to like the champion! I'm not a one-trick myself, but I used to be. I just kept playing Kha over and over because it was so fun and I kept winning. That's what needs to happen. If you're not a one-trick don't force it, you'll hate the champion and just revert back to your old ways.

bistrohMay 12, 20161 votes

I usually go in phases of what role I like to play. I mostly play mid but sometimes I play jungle or go to adc or even support at times. I'm just thinking when I start ranked I will want to know a more condensed set of 2-4 champions. 1 mostly, but other just to know.

ShikigamiMay 12, 20161 votes

If you play your champs at the same level, then just focus on a small pool of FOTM champions. One-trick doesn't mean easy climbing.

Bobloser3555May 12, 20161 votes

Nothing, just play any and all champions until you find one that never gets boring to you.

bistrohMay 12, 20161 votes

Not many champs I have played are the right one apparently lol

Chaos689May 12, 20161 votes

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Not many champs I have played are the right one apparently lol

Try Rengar...

bistrohMay 12, 20161 votes

Already have. Played a lot for a week or so then got bored of him

Chaos689May 12, 20161 votes

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Already have. Played a lot for a week or so then got bored of him

:c best of luck to you then... maybe try out Talon? I've heard he's fun...

bistrohMay 13, 20161 votes

Level 4 with him, just still can't stick to him

Mysticman89May 12, 20161 votes

I find it can be motivating to watch videos of whatever champ being played at a high level, so that way you might be inspired to go 'ooo, that looks easy' and then try to imitate their play. This usually goes poorly if you're not a high level player yourself, but it's fun to try at least.

CrisisEchoesMay 12, 20161 votes

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I find it can be motivating to watch videos of whatever champ being played at a high level, so that way you might be inspired to go 'ooo, that looks easy' and then try to imitate their play. This usually goes poorly if you're not a high level player yourself, but it's fun to try at least.

I watch fizz montages, then go on a 7 game winstreek with fizz in ranked... lmao

Goodest GamerMay 12, 20161 votes

he said high level player. u dont need that to play fizz :^)

PheonixwishMay 12, 20161 votes

Basically everything said here. You might find a champion that looks interesting in some guy's video, but if it's not fun in practice, there's no point in pushing it. I thought Shyvana would be super fun for me with her dragon character and fiery spells, but her targeted spells and autos just didn't fit my playstyle ^^'

Chaos689May 12, 20161 votes

The way I main Rengar - I play at most 3 or 4 games in a row, make sure I leave n a good note (a stomp), and play one to a few games of something TOTALLY different.

Your third momMay 12, 20161 votes

create new account and buy only 1 champ, that won't solve the problem completely but atleast it will give you choice pool

Goodest GamerMay 12, 20161 votes

u shouldnt force urself to play 1 champ if u dont enjoy it. you play a lot of champs and whoever u find most fun u stick with until you master them.

Athenes LuluMay 12, 20161 votes

The answer is you don't. You're much better off playing and rotating 5 champs.

Though a lot of it comes from trial and error of trying out the things you could possibly like. For example, I used to play ADCs and even tried staying away from anything supportive, but then ended up becoming a support main. Not just because it's lowly contested, but I find it a lot of fun.

So in the end, just have fun and try things out. You might end up liking things you originally don't like.

EndlessSorcererMay 12, 20161 votes

I tend to switch between champions and go through phases where I play a couple champions a significant amount.

I tend to go through quite a few champions, but I know them well enough to quickly pick them back up and I have some I just keep coming back to. Once you learn a champion, you will typically remember how to play them (even if you may be a bit rusty after a while not playing them).

I have found it helped me learn how to play the game quite a bit. I tend to focus more on general game knowledge and decision-making rather than champion mechanics, so the skillls I've gained are applicable for everyone I play.

I've also learned how a great many champions play; I know what they want to do, where they want to be and have a good grasp of their strengths/weaknesses.

I wouldn't worry too much about spamming one champion for many games. Find a group of champions you enjoy playing and rotate between them as you like.

You'll gain experience on them over time anyways.