This is probally how most of us looked like on our first days in LoL

For me, it was building tons of these on because I saw them in the and thought I would never have to back if I got enough.

I remember staying in lane forever then dying because it was faster than backing

I played aurelion sol and fed the enemy team by accident because they had a zed, a riven, and a yasuo

I like it

When I started playing I thought life steal would be great on Thresh.

After some weeks of playing I figured how to be a bit more efficient with my builds.

I had to learn the hard way that boots don't stack. :(

I used to play support Ashe with Frozen mallet, IBG, Runaans, etc. Then slow stacking was removed. Probably for the best honestly, otherwise I would still be doing that.

In plat or gold I faced a twisted fate top who would tank turret shots too land gold card. If I was playing ap I would have rushed mejais.

I remember playing Fiddlesticks only building things that had a large amount of HP, thought it would make me invincible. I went top and mid too, imagine how that went.

This was painful to watch and makes me glad I was making these mistakes in bots instead of PvP and had a high level friend teaching me what not to do. lol Not all people who start out are that lucky though.

It was funny in the beginning because I recall...

Buying x2 and x2 on Buying x2 and x2 on

I remember buying and old GA + something else on because i got run over by AP .

Those were strange times.

When i was playing / all day , with Items from recommended. Rushing on all champions the old Dark times.

Building on and I VIVIDLY remember the going ''wtf???''. I had no clue what I was doing.

DotA as a Warcraft 3 mod was my tutorial.

So I started off much better than most.

Oh boy I remember when I started playing this game. One of my first champions was Tryndamere, I bought zerk boots, liked the attack speed, felt really smooth, so I bought five more. I was rocking the rift with 6 attack speed boots and my team was pinging my boots for the entirety of the game, didn't know what it meant back then. And the first time I played Kalista, It took me like 20 minutes to link someone with my passive. Good times man good times.