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Why It is so hard to learn a new champion?

BowlingmanCZ·1/2/2019, 8:06:12 AM·1 votes·2,127 views

If you just want to learn a new champion what you have to do? You can play against AI but we all know that most players do not learn anything there. You can play blind pick but we all know how big chance is that everybody (even a support) pick assassin champion. You just must go Draft pick.. But there are several problems that you have almost every game:

  1. COMMUNITY
  2. COMMUNITY
  3. COMMUNITY It just feels like you can not learn a new champion because community do not let you.. Imagine you are support Lulu one trick and you just start feeling like 'Hey I need to play something different' Then you pick Cass on mid and you have a bad time playing against zed. You are 1/4/0 and you have only 56 CS in 15 min. Then your teammates start telling you: -Rep mid and top for feeding -Wtf are you buying? -Rep mid for not last-hiting -Why you ****** pressed R in wrong direction?!?!?!?! -**** you **** ****** After thet phrases you are muted, flamed by pings and toxic sentences. But Why It is so hard to deal with them? Why can't they stop? They know you are new because you told them so but they do not listen! League has got the worst community that I have ever seen and There is not any way to stop that.....

4 Comments

Aladoron1/2/2019, 12:37:45 PM2 votes

How does a text prevent you learning a champion? Does it erase your memory or what?

What happens to your champion or ability to learn it, when any of the listed comments are shown on the bottom left part of your game?

XD haha1/2/2019, 4:59:51 PM2 votes

Mute all

DangerNoodleSoup1/2/2019, 8:29:51 AM1 votes

Sometimes it be like that... Usually for me personally, I look up guides on the champion I want to learn, watch gameplay videos and start a little bit in practice mode, getting used to CS'ing, their range, their damage all that jazz. I try various points in their builds to see how their damage output - tankiness - MVMT speed etc looks like. And then I take them into bots, mainly for me to used to some mechanical things and after a while, I go into normals/drafts and play that champion. I always try to emphasize I am new to this champion in the champ select screen and in game I always make little comments about just different things I didn't realize I could do as a champion, especially when I accidentally KS (happened when I learned Bard a lot) Just a lot of bearing with the people you're playing with

Myrmiron1/2/2019, 12:47:15 PM1 votes

When I want to learn a new champion I once play them in coop to learn their abilities and then play them in ranked cause fuck it who cares.