Maining a champion

Elderwood Lily·5/11/2015, 1:58:31 AM·1 votes·349 views

i've already made a post on this before , i've tried maining so much champs , Vlad , Vel'koz , Mordekaiser , Brand , Xerath , Ziggs , and much more. No one really fits my kit .... i don't know what i want. i've done good with those champs , but i don't satisfy myself with them. Someone help me ?

4 Comments

Deep Terror Nami5/11/2015, 2:01:31 AM3 votes

Just keep looking for "the one". That's all there is to it. Don't abandon a champion forever if you don't do good with it at first, either; you might revisit it and do much better.

Unlucky Number75/11/2015, 2:09:12 AM1 votes

keep looking, especially at your opponents. if your enemy does something cool with a champ and you thing "hey i want to try that" then go for it. eventually you find that champ that seams to be talking to you as you play it.

Poptart Evelynn5/11/2015, 2:10:07 AM1 votes

It should be a champion that you don't mind losing with because you know you still enjoyed the champion. No matter what happens you should enjoy them. Until you get that feel you can't really main a champion. Although. not everyone is suited to maining a champion. Some people are just better at winging it with anything of the given moment.

T RexHasTinyArms5/11/2015, 5:02:53 AM1 votes

It sounds like you've played are poke or sustained damage mages. Any reason why?

Finding a main is about figuring out HOW you want to win, and then finding a champ that lets you do that. I like playing objectives and taking towers, while keeping the enemy down rather than getting myself ahead. I love nunu jungle, but drifted away from jungle this season, and for a bit I played cho'gath before he got popular, but couldn't manage to win w/ him (3-8 in ranked), and looked for other stuff. Found Heimer eventually and love him. Fast pushes great, can poke and bully and build lead through CS differential rather than just having to kill them or make out plays, and has great zoning for objectives with turrets/takes them really fast w/ turrets (plus he can steal w/ ult+w).

It's not about liking his kit (honestly figuring out his e skill shot still is a pain for me and I don't know that I like it), but I love what his kit is designed to do, so I'm willing to get better w/ the kit bc it lets me play the way I want. I'd say you need to figure out how you like to play before you can get good advice on a champ that can do that.