looking for coach/mentor
currently a bronze 4-5 mid and looking for someone who can help provide tips for me to jump to silver or gold
currently a bronze 4-5 mid and looking for someone who can help provide tips for me to jump to silver or gold
At the point of Bronze 4, anything can help really.
The fact that you think you need a coach or mentor is really not convincing that you are willing to learn yourself.
With that in mind.. What does it really say for someone willing to take the time out of their day to teach someone who isn't even really all that interested?
Look up lane fundamentals, champion guides, and just read a lot about your position. Read and apply. Then practice your strategies that you have learned. Roaming, map awareness, even getting into the habit of buying a ward.
I can assure you, even practicing last hitting will increase your chance at winning in Bronze by a good margin.
Bronze 4 - Gold 5 is all very self-teachable. The information is out there, google is your best friend, asking good questions will be even better. If you honestly wanted to improve, you will find a way, and I just presented one to you.
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At the point of Bronze 4, anything can help really.
The fact that you think you need a coach or mentor is really not convincing that you are willing to learn yourself.
With that in mind.. What does it really say for someone willing to take the time out of their day to teach someone who isn't even really all that interested?
Look up lane fundamentals, champion guides, and just read a lot about your position. Read and apply. Then practice your strategies that you have learned. Roaming, map awareness, even getting into the habit of buying a ward.
I can assure you, even practicing last hitting will increase your chance at winning in Bronze by a good margin.
Bronze 4 - Gold 5 is all very self-teachable. The information is out there, google is your best friend, asking good questions will be even better. If you honestly wanted to improve, you will find a way, and I just presented one to you.
Do you really not think I haven't looked up shit about mid. I win my lane with AhrI 9/10 times and usually lose due to either a feeder lane or my team decides kills are better than taking objectives and winning
Do you really not think I haven't looked up shit about mid. I win my lane with AhrI 9/10 times and usually lose due to either a feeder lane or my team decides kills are better than taking objectives and winning
Ok you have looked up information on mid lane, that is amazing. If you are telling the truth and you win your lane 9/10 times and you are STILL stuck in Bronze 4.
Your problem is that you probably haven't learned how to transition your kills to leads for the TEAM.
Now learn about win condition and map pressure.
If you look at my smurf and how I play ADC, every time I get a 3-0 4-0 5-0 lead bot, you can see my movements heading towards Drag / Mid.
If you win your lane, push it, and roam.
Of course the game isn't as linear as this, but in Bronze I believe you can get away with a linear play style.
I'm taking the time out of my day to guide you towards the key to winning your games. I'm not watching your replays or anything, but like I said.. Bronze is easily self-teachable and if you honestly need someone to tell you how to find these lessons, improve your general game knowledge so you can understand WHAT TO DO when you are presented with a number of situations.
I'm a Diamond 2 player in Season 5. I've taken almost 6 accounts into Diamond 3 from Unranked with under 120 games and this one is currently 51-20 in Plat 1 0 LP.
That's my background for solo queue, and I can say at least I have more experience than you.
This is not me saying I am better, but if you're going to refuse to listen just because I come off a little asshole-ish ( which is just how I am ) then you should probably just invest $20-$30 into a Challenger coach who will be professional with you.
Regardless. The fact of the matter is, improving in league of legends all boils down to you and if you truly want it to happen. You will apply information efficiently and carefully, until you make perfect practice ( not practice makes perfect, read it carefully )
Perfect practice, into second nature, into muscle memory. You will react to situations in a blink of an eye, because you have practiced it before and you understand the concept and nature of each given situation. Deciphering the best outcome and how to get there.
Perfect practice in my opinion is training yourself in the most efficient form possible. Just plain practice can be bad, as you might make a bad habit your new habit.
Some things can be taught, but most of it requires you to play games to experience it first hand.
Having the information and knowing what to look out for is what you're seeking. This is a clear template for what you need to do, if you can understand this, then seeking out this information and applying it should be the least of your worries.
Now that I've typed all of this for you. I really hope you take it and soak up the information like a sponge.
But I am personally against coaching just anybody, because if they don't have passion to learn, then it is honestly just a waste of time for the both of us.
In fact I don't even think you're going to read all of this.
Good luck on your climb.
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I am currently Silver 1, which I climbed to from Silver 5, and am still climbing. I was gold last season, but I started to plateau there. I am hoping you can help me with what I quoted.
Thanks, Hallu
Do you really not think I haven't looked up shit about mid. I win my lane with AhrI 9/10 times and usually lose due to either a feeder lane or my team decides kills are better than taking objectives and winning
i can tell from that response alone why you're still in bronze. fixing your attitude is the first step to climb
i can tell from that response alone why you're still in bronze. fixing your attitude is the first step to climb
i have spent over 3 months this season looking streams for about 5 hours a day and on top of that spending 2-3 hours looking up other things for mid lane. so sorry if im a little pissed that you guys dont hink i havewnt looked shit up. Also i can tranisiton my kills to leads. i have very good objective control on drag once i hit level 4 i usually always have a ward on it making sure they dont take it.
^What this guy said.
I am bronze 5, I can coach you on how to win game win lane.