Easiest ADC to get into the role?
What are your recommendations? And should I be looking out for winrate/meta stuff or just main one and play them regardless of their actual standing right now?
What are your recommendations? And should I be looking out for winrate/meta stuff or just main one and play them regardless of their actual standing right now?
Ashe, if you are very new to the role. Jhin, if you don't want to play with Attackmove/can't kite very well just yet.

Easiest two ADC's I can imagine.
Playing
can be obnoxious for how defenseless she can feel but she's the best champ to learn how to play adcs by far.
Ashe, Cait or Sivir.
Literally the easiest
Second easiest is
As for those who are saying Ashe , no , she isn't that easy , she might be simple but you need to master kiting first then play her
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Literally the easiest Second easiest is
As for those who are saying Ashe , no , she isn't that easy , she might be simple but you need to master kiting first then play her
First: he says asks for the easiest adc to get into the rol, not the easiest adc to play, that's why we all say that Ashe is the best adc to start playing adcs and the one that makes you learn how to play the easiest.
Second: Saying that Caitlyn is the second easiest adc in the game is fucking ridiculous
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First: he says asks for the easiest adc to get into the rol, not the easiest adc to play, that's why we all say that Ashe is the best adc to start playing adcs and the one that makes you learn how to play the easiest.
Second: Saying that Caitlyn is the second easiest adc in the game is fucking ridiculous
Oh , then remove MF
Cait is the best answer for easiest adc to get into the role Nope , Cait is fairly one of the easiest to make one good into the role She is safe with the highest range in the game and has a backward dash If he picks Ashe he will suffer and won't be able to learn easily with the amount of mobility and stuff in the game
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Oh , then remove MF
Cait is the best answer for easiest adc to get into the role Nope , Cait is fairly one of the easiest to make one good into the role She is safe with the highest range in the game and has a backward dash If he picks Ashe he will suffer and won't be able to learn easily with the amount of mobility and stuff in the game
You only listen Caitlyn strenghts ignoring that she's the squisihiest adc in the game and the one with worse atack speed growth without an as steroid, her power is gated on her management of her W and her E and Q combos canceling the aa animations. Otherwise you are playing a gutted Jinx for the compensation of having a defensive dash.
Yes Caitlyn is safe that's exactly why you shouldn't start to play ADCs with her, the most quintessentially thing you need to learn as an adc is how to properly position on fights, orb walking, kitting, staying on your aa range to deal the most dps you can on a fight while knowing when to go back or you'll be deleted.
Ashe is extremly easy to be punished when she's out of place, that's why playing her forces the player to focus on the kite and therebefore it makes you improve or you'll be on gray screen for all the time.
And that's not a joke, you need to learn that more than any role in the game, as an adc you'll be focused and a lot of times even if you do it perfect you just die because you team ignores you. Diying countless times on Ashe is the best way to gain a good menthality in that aspect.
If you first play mobile adcs and then inmobile adcs you will struggle more on them than if you start with inmobile adcs and then you go to mobile ones.
Lol idk why you are mad Chill This is not a balance argument by the way
I'm simply saying Cait is better than Ashe to get into he role Personally I found it much easier to learn Cait than Ashe It doesn't matter if she is squishy or not All ad carries are squishy , Cait always has a second chance with her E when she gets caught if she survives Ashe has nothing Cait can even fight assassins thanks to her E or at least not die to them , I don't understand what's wrong with that
Yes Caitlyn is safe that's exactly why you shouldn't start to play ADCs with her, the most quintessentially thing you need to learn as an adc is how to properly position on fights, orb walking, kitting, staying on your aa range to deal the most dps you can on a fight while knowing when to go back or you'll be deleted.
Literally why Cait is a better option
Your other arguments make no sense By saying Mobile ADC doesn't mean Cait is something like Ezreal or Vayne Cait still has the play style of Ashe/Jinx etc..
Diying countless times on Ashe is the best way to gain a good menthality in that aspect.
This is BS Dying won't let you learn and it's why I'd rather pick Cait to have a second chance .
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Lol idk why you are mad Chill This is not a balance argument by the way
I'm simply saying Cait is better than Ashe to get into he role Personally I found it much easier to learn Cait than Ashe It doesn't matter if she is squishy or not All ad carries are squishy , Cait always has a second chance with her E when she gets caught if she survives Ashe has nothing Cait can even fight assassins thanks to her E or at least not die to them , I don't understand what's wrong with that
Literally why Cait is a better option
Your other arguments make no sense By saying Mobile ADC doesn't mean Cait is something like Ezreal or Vayne Cait still has the play style of Ashe/Jinx etc..
This is BS Dying won't let you learn and it's why I'd rather pick Cait to have a second chance .
I'd disagree on one basis. So if you're getting into the game, and you don't know anything, then Cait is definitely better. Her damage tradeoff doesn't matter no one is hitting optimal numbers and living longer is what counts.
But if you're role swapping like I think OP is, then Ashe is the better choice BECAUSE she's punished so hard. Each death is a hard reminder of 'pay attention to where you're standing'. That's the first goal of learning how to ADC. The next would be to do as much damage in that precise spot of standing in the right place where you don't die. Which Ashe rewards. When it comes to these two goals, she's probably the best.
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Welcome to the role of ADC! I love ADC <3
My recommendations for easiest ADC's would be:
If I was you I'd go into the practice tool and pick which you like more between Ashe and MF, because those two really are the easiest. There's a reason MF is in used in the tutorial! xD Not to discredit good MF's, I'm a MF player myself, but I'm just saying that the tutorial heroes are some of the easier champs to learn when new! And Ashe is like the quintessential new player character. I enjoy both, but if you want an ultimate that can make ppl cry for days and get you some cheeky triple kills - go MF, if you like using your abilities more to get your kills and want an ultimate that is more complimentary to your kit vs. defining your kit, go Ashe. Again, MF players don't get pissy, I'm not saying MF is all her ult and nothing else, I'm just saying in comparison to Ashe. I love MF!
Another really important thing to remember is that as ADC how you do in lane really depends on how good your support is and how good the other teams support is. So if you have a rough go at it in your first few games as ADC don't beat yourself up and think the role isn't for you, it could honestly be your support or the fact that the other teams support and ADC worked better together. That's a pitfall of being bot, you're somewhat dependent on another person for lane success, but don't let that scare you off - it can be really fun to be ADC! Especially if you have a good support and solid team around you, MF can be a murderous demon that makes the enemy team rage quit and afk while complaining in all chat - which is tons of fun!! lol
Everything expect Kalista, arguably Kogmaw.
I would pick Sivir as easiest one.
Jhin or Varus. Jhin is really easy to kite with and Varus is just easy to use in general.
I personally started with Varus. He's got a forgiving kit that can allow you to poke even if you are behind. When you get good at him you can shred people with the stacks. These days I love playing Ashe and Jinx.
I personally started with Varus. He's got a forgiving kit that can allow you to poke even if you are behind. When you get good at him you can shred people with the stacks. These days I love playing Ashe and Jinx.
Yeah see I started with one of the so-called hardest ADC's - Vayne, and found it fun. I honestly never start with the class, role, or champ, that people recommend as best for beginners in a game....lol. I always go with I think is the most fun, but I understand why people want to start with the more newb-friendly champs/roles. I probably should have myself, I'm just hard-headed in that regard lol
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Yeah see I started with one of the so-called hardest ADC's - Vayne, and found it fun. I honestly never start with the class, role, or champ, that people recommend as best for beginners in a game....lol. I always go with I think is the most fun, but I understand why people want to start with the more newb-friendly champs/roles. I probably should have myself, I'm just hard-headed in that regard lol
Vayne will definitely teach you how to farm and force you to learn how to freeze as an adc. You'll get frustrated by supports that dont get that concept though.
Ignoring the salt-lord arguments in here, I'd have to say the easiest one to learn at this point is probably Jinx. Variable range, traps to throw out if you get scared and feel like backing away, a decent ranged skillshot, AoE autos on demand, and a passive that lets you snowball if you get a kill by chasing down everything else.
That all in mind - adc is simultaneously the easiest and hardest role in the game. You'll get top damage in fights easily with just the most basic of basics - stay back, right click, don't stand still, and never try to 1v1 an assassin. But in order to ever say you're a good adc, you're going to need to learn good csing, pristine lane control, stutter-stepping and god-tier positioning. To play adc isn't really difficult. To master adc, and outplay everyone in a fight, you need to hold more overall situational awareness than the jungler, especially in the middle of a fight, and how to properly react to any situation immediately as it develops...or as a support, I will flame you. :P (jk on the flaming part.)