As a diamond V player I find it more effective to spend the first 15 minutes of a game getting kills and objectives and the remainder of the game CSing. No one can contest your CS if you're fed.
Anyone else have a good diamond strategy?
Dia 5 Janna mains aren't real Diamond players.
Diamond 5 isn't diamond
it's basically gold 1
What happens if i invade?
You may as well just have just said the stradegy of "win and dont lose." Sure you can have an idea of the plan, but that is dependant on the champ you play as well as the champs that the enemy plays.
Universal stradegy is working with the team and doing a knock up comp, or a comp focused on roaming.... or perhaps one that focuses on wave management?
so i got to diamond finally get over from this trash players.
Now let me say im better than them huh? you were plat 1 day remember? so you were a bad player when you was plat? say it..
Me low elo but that's because I don't play ranked and only play gud in normals.
My strategy is to only play normals and insult lower elo players so they know their place and play the remainder of the game in constant fear of me.
Have you tried destroying the nexus?
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Seeing what I can learn from this and fail to implement.
Not sure if this strat is used in NA but right around the time I got into D2 on EUW, I started focusing on sabotaging the enemy jg constantly. Everytime he was on the map, I'd push in my lane, make it seem like I was headed to mid or top and just head right into his jg. Most of the time they stay close to the area I seemed to be going in order to counter gank, in truth I was setting up wards, stealing monsters, and making sure they were behind enough to where they'd be more of a liability than an asset if they came to gank.
Another thing I did around diamond was trying to spoon feed the teammate that I had the most synergy with. Didn't matter if they were the support, jungler, mid, if I saw an opportunity that only we could pull off, I explained it to them and most often than not, they'd know what I was expecting when I triple pinged as a warning.
On a side note: Not every strategy is limited to a certain elo. Even the simplest ones can prove most effective when climbing.
