Hey guys!
So, I'm not really the best player ever (as you can see here:http://www.lolking.net/summoner/euw/44670644#profile ), but it would really help me out if you guys were able to give me tips on what to do if I'm losing my lane, what to do if others are losing their lane, champs to buy, runes, etc.
I would really appreciate it. Plus tips on ranked? Thanx guys!
Bro, if you wanna do some duo ranked i can assist you in some strategy. My IGN is Crimson Hatchet
A great general tip is to be positive and absolutely communicate with your team on all levels.
People mention I talk a lot or too much and then they shut up when I say I want to win, dont you?
Always use your pings, ping for everything objective wise, same for helping your team focus down champs.
Another thing, map awareness map awareness map awareness. No joke. Pay attention to enemy locations for a quick dragon or buff steal, push lane and take tower because the jungler is top and mid is in their lane.
Vision. Dont be afraid to buy a ward or 2. Make sure to use your trinket ward. Late game turnarounds and plays are made off of vision. You can take a tower in 15-20 seconds w 2 champs and safely because you just saw most of the enemy team on the other side of the map.
Play to your teams strengths, what I mean is, if you guys cant win a teamfight DONT GROUP. If the enemy groups pressure multiple objectives to pull them off and only tf under turrets. No sense feeding aces til you die.
Whenever I'm doing badly in a lane or I'm completely countered, I always remember some advice I got from high level players early on that only becomes increasingly true the more I play this game.
That advice: DON'T DIE
I've played games where I'm facing my hardest counter, and they fully realize that one wrong step on my part and they could kill me. But, at the same time, realizing this has also made me realize the importance of playing defensively. Sure, you're going to fall behind, but at least it won't be as bad as falling behind AND giving your opponent five kills before ten minutes.
I know it might seem half-hearted advice. But, honestly, it's the most I could ever offer to a newer player.
