Am I the only one who doesn't get the point of maining a champion?

stealthfox94·Jul 27, 2016·1 votes·525 views

I mean seriously why limit yourself that much?

6 Comments

Linna ExcelJul 27, 20161 votes

You need to learn the champ and some champs need 200 games until you are good with them.

stealthfox94Jul 27, 20161 votes

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You need to learn the champ and some champs need 200 games until you are good with them.

So again why limit yourself to one champ?

Handy Sandy Jul 27, 20162 votes

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So again why limit yourself to one champ?

So you know everything they can do, what they're good at, and master it. If you switch champions every day you never really get the full potential of that champion.

Linna ExcelJul 27, 20162 votes

Basically what chroma said. If you haven't mastered a champ and are laning against someone who has mastered theirs, you are screwed. You need to know combos, item builds, power spikes, match ups, do you have to win early or late, etc.

Also once you know a champ, you don't have to spend any more time learning it and you can use your time to get better at the game and not have to worry about how to correctly play your champion in any given situation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxrIa4276Ms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR6bNMe3yH0

Rain SmurffJul 27, 20161 votes

learn one champ, get so good with it that you can K0 anyone in your elo. Then learn the game.

PentaJukeJul 27, 20161 votes

Idgaf LeBlanc has the one of the coolest attitudes and voice in the game, shes serious yet sassy, She had great tonesof voice during little parts of her quotes, and the right amount of bitchyness. Her gimmick is so cool too, Ill always say shes my main.