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I suck and Im level 21, What should I do??

ScorpioClover··1 votes·1,440 views

So for a very long time I had been playing soraka, and I used to win ALOT with her, I could use her in almost every lane except Jungle, and i actually felt good at the game with her. So eventually I decided to try other champions because, it would probably be a good idea for me to test out other champions instead of just one champion that i was good at. I learned that I sucked at all the other the champions I tried. I tried Elise and Diana for the jungle, Blitzcrank and anivia for bot, and gnar for just random places, and I failed at all of them. Recently I got Hecarim (WHO I LOVE <3 <3), but when ever I go on pvp to practice with him I get called a noob (even though Im level 21), which I have been called alot and it kinda hurts T-T. I would perfer not to practice with bots, because bots are really easy. What am I suppose to do?

P.S for the past two days I haven't won one battle in pvp. My most resent game with Hecarim was 3/10/13 T-T

10 Comments

Drukyul2 votes

Sometimes you just gotta suck for a while. Luckily I have a bunch of acquaintances I play customs with occasionally that gives me a chance to try something out without having to deal with the psycho ragers.

ScorpioClover1 votes

This might seem kinda weird but, when I used to play Soraka I was good and since I suck really badly now, when ever my acquaintances invite me to games I decline cause I'm super embarrassed about my** EXTREME** lack of skill. so im kinda afraid they will rage at me, and hate me forever. I might try to do a custom game though. THANKS :D

Jenova Synthesis2 votes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBk3MGOtQEg

Like Drukyul said, you just keep playing until you learn. That's what I had to do, and it took the longest time but it's the best way of learning. Just keep playing as much as possible, and if you do bad and someone starts raging at you or calls you a noob, just ignore them. Don't talk to trolls, trust me that's the best way to go.

If you want to improve, I suggest finding a good League of Legends streamer on Twitch.tv, or finding someone interesting to watch on Youtube (Suggestions will be at the bottom of the post.) Watch how they play and listen to what they say about the game.

Suggestions on what to focus on learning first: ** 1.) The best current Roles, or "Meta"** a.) The Meta is, at it's most basic, what champions are best in which lanes.

--(http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=3160040) --(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjUdXjIRtjI) ** 2.) How to play different champions, and what to build on them.**

---(http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?p=35626982)

3.) Runes and Masteries

--(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDRm_JeqqoI)

I would take some time and study those things. I'll give you a list of some streamers and youtubers to watch If you would like, and you're welcome to message me anytime if you need some extra help.

Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/nightblue3/profile

http://www.twitch.tv/tsm_dyrus/profile

http://www.twitch.tv/clgdoublelift/profile

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/gbay99

https://www.youtube.com/user/HuzzyGames

https://www.youtube.com/user/GamingCurios

https://www.youtube.com/user/WQLFY (This one's not much of a teaching channel, but he's my favorite c: )

Message me if you would like some more suggestions or any help. Best of luck in the Fields of Justice.

ScorpioClover1 votes

Thank you some much for this :D this is really helpful T-T

Jenova Synthesis1 votes

Not a problem at all. c:

Dolyna1 votes

I would perfer not to practice with bots, because bots are really easy. What am I suppose to do?

I would think you'd want it relatively easy while you're learning the characters' moves. Then after some combat practice, move on to the real thing.

ScorpioClover1 votes

I do try bots (intermediate) occasionally, but it makes me feel really fake for some reason. Thank you for the suggestion, I will continue to do bots more often :D

Quepha1 votes

play with your friends they will rage at you it's just going to happen so you might as well get it out of the way.

NoMonku1 votes

Your best option is to play until you learn. Winning is great, but as you are level 21, you need to LEARN WAAAAAAAAAY more stuff about the game and the best way to do it is through losing. Also it takes off all the pressure as you making a bad play doesn't really change the fact that you will lose. Anyways, in general you learn more from a losing experience then a winning one, the frustrating this, though, is that you don't come out with the win. That is fine, though, because eventually you'll learn enough so that you'll be able to get that win. If people flame you, just /mute all (I think this is the correct command) because all they are are people who are ruining your experience.

If you do get tired of playing, though, try watching videos or streams of pro players playing the champions you like or are interested in and learn from watching. It isn't the same as playing, but it will possibly give you some insight into some things you may be doing wrong or other more efficient ways to play your champion.

AloneInTheCrowd1 votes

Don't get discouraged , learn the game first - the champions later on .

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