A lot of people say an adc should practice in a custom game everyday for 10 mins to practice CSing. But can someone explain to me the exact purpose of this? Wouldnt it be better practice to just play the game? Cause in a real game you wont get bots against you to cs against youll get actual people. So can someone explain how exactly this helps?
Randomonium3 votesHonestly, because practicing in game is too hard and has too many variables. By playing in customs you have no excuses and can accurately gauge how much you are improving because there are no other variables (enemy player skill, jungler involvement, support skill, etc.) You should be able to have perfect CS in a custom game but you will find that doing that is much, much harder than it sounds.
Its just like practicing by yourself for sports. Shooting free throws, playing catch, etc. The best way to improve is to do one thing and one thing ONLY until it becomes muscle memory. That's what playing in customs allows you to do. It removes all other distractions and allows you to focus solely on improving your last hitting.
LeBlanc Jameś1 votesHonestly, because practicing in game is too hard and has too many variables. By playing in customs you have no excuses and can accurately gauge how much you are improving because there are no other variables (enemy player skill, jungler involvement, support skill, etc.) You should be able to have perfect CS in a custom game but you will find that doing that is much, much harder than it sounds.
Its just like practicing by yourself for sports. Shooting free throws, playing catch, etc. The best way to improve is to do one thing and one thing ONLY until it becomes muscle memory. That's what playing in customs allows you to do. It removes all other distractions and allows you to focus solely on improving your last hitting.
It's actually better to practice free throws 2 at a time at random intervals. ;)
Guyy Fieri1 votesIt's because if you can't CS well in that environment, you stand a much worse chance of doing so against real players.
