To everyone who says to learn in practice tool or bots

d4rkshock·May 13, 2017·1 votes·248 views

You just need to shit the fuck up. Seriously. If you need to learn a mechanic, sure use practice tool or bots. If your practong a champion that doesn't have crazy mechanics (I.e gp ghost barrel, riven fast combo, azir shuffle) but descision making, that's not how it works. It's not realistic. You want learn anything. You will learn your good at bots. You won't learn when to go in and you won't learn your limits to outplay. Do say kys/uninstall and use practice tool because I'm using a champion I don't play alot and feeding.

4 Comments

WolfessMay 13, 20173 votes

Like... if you have no idea what your kit does, take it to bots or practice so you can experiment and do all the weird shit with your kit and figure out what it does or how something specifically works.

Then once you get the hang of it and feel confident, then try it against other human players to see if it's viable or you can do it efficiently. Otherwise if you just try to first-time it vs a player they will probably catch on and they will bend you over, and you won't really get much practice or feedback on how to make it work. First you have to know how to work your skills and then test them in an actual environment just like sports, or learning to drive, or fly. you practice, you learn, and then you do it for real.

d4rkshockMay 13, 20171 votes

That is unless you know how it works. you just need to know the basics and then go from there. About figuring out shit, that's only if you have an idea or if you heard about it. F you watch a couple videos, you should know how your abilities work.

WolfessMay 13, 20171 votes

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That is unless you know how it works. you just need to know the basics and then go from there. About figuring out shit, that's only if you have an idea or if you heard about it. F you watch a couple videos, you should know how your abilities work.

seeing someone else do it and you, doing it with your own reflexes, your own action speed, your own hand-eye coordination, timing, and predictive abilities are two very, very different things.

You see someone playing the piano and sure it's easy to understand why or how it works. but that doesn't mean you now know how to play anything on the piano at all.

d4rkshockMay 13, 20171 votes

The comparison you just made is like saying you don't know how to play lol. The fist part applies to mechanics and flashy plays. I mean things like riven's fast combo, gp's ghost barrel, etc. You don't physically gain skill by watching others but you still learn and in turn, you will gain skill by applying it in game. It's more of a mental thing. The other thing is of course if it's super duper Ulta mega death high skill cap like azir who even high elo players struggle alot with, then of course you can't do much. Azir is the hardest champion in the game.