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The Simplest Way to Improve in Low ELO

Mast3rShake·6/14/2017, 12:59:37 AM·1 votes·507 views

This is common sense, but I just wanted to back it up with some evidence. I was searching through some pro games and there is a huge difference between their gameplay and yours that will help you win more games in low elo. Even when a pro team gets stomped in a 23 minute game there is usually never a player with more than five deaths on their team. If there is, that person was feeding. From looking through pro games I found that a reasonable number of deaths in an average game (around 35 minutes) is three to four, with five showing up every once in a while.

In low elo there are often players that have five deaths at 10 or 15 minutes. Dying more than six times in a game is feeding. Please, keep this in mind so that you play safer and stop dying so much.

Also, wards are super awesome too. Good players buy lots of them!

5 Comments

Sir Fuzzi6/14/2017, 1:04:56 AM1 votes

The most useful advice I see is the silliest: if you have to make the choice, don't die.

Being dead is the least useful thing you can do or be, period.

Makior726/14/2017, 1:23:43 AM1 votes

Also see people playing high skill cap champs that they are not good with, just because they have seen people stomp with them, or heard they are op. When in reality, there is no shame in maining someone very simple Annie Garen Veigar MasterYi Ashe Soraka and just getting so good at that champion through repetition that you can carry, just off experience alone, not because the champion is/isn't op.