Stuck in Sivler 4 since January. Need help.

Nautılus·Mar 3, 2017·1 votes·340 views

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Tips, Tricks, Duo queue I don't know what the fuck to do. I'm stuck. Any help or ideas?

4 Comments

JustJaysonMar 3, 20171 votes

If I were you I would only play Blitz, Naut, and Malz. Those are clearly your highest win rate champs. Not sure about jungle Naut unless your against another slow farming jungler and you can make it work. Eventually with the 60% win rate you have on those champs, statistically you should climb steadily

Head ConnoisseurMar 3, 20171 votes

First, props to you for actually coming to the boards for advice instead of joining the "matchmaking is bullsh*t, climbing is impossible" circle jerk.

I know this isn't a whole lot of advice, but from a quick glance, I'm seeing that a lot of your jg games end with you at around ~100 cs, regardless of game length (that j4 game not included). Don't sacrifice too much time to attempt a gank of there is nothing to be had. Farming is pretty important for both gold and exp.

As for your support games I would say since you seem to play a lot of blitz, naut, and malz, roam a lot, and come from unexpected angles. You just recalled from bot for the first time? Try ganking mid with your jg through the top side of the river, of coming through top lane tri bush etc. Try to get another lane ahead while your adc farms up. Also I noticed your warding numbers as support are really low on average. Try to boost those numbers up. Drop the occasional ward at their blue or by their red every now and then to give you some advanced warning of a possible gank. You see their jg top side? Take a 30s trip to light up their bot jg.

One final thing I could suggest (which really helped me out personally) have a timer (or youtube video) beep every 10s, and every time it beeps look at your minimap. Once you get used to 10s, drop the intervals down to 5 or 6s. Map awareness is crucial for all roles, especially in lower elos. Even if your teammates don't pay attention, if you spot the jg trying to gank top, you can danger ping them back.

Hope some of this helps out.

NautılusMar 3, 20171 votes

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First, props to you for actually coming to the boards for advice instead of joining the "matchmaking is bullsh*t, climbing is impossible" circle jerk.

I know this isn't a whole lot of advice, but from a quick glance, I'm seeing that a lot of your jg games end with you at around ~100 cs, regardless of game length (that j4 game not included). Don't sacrifice too much time to attempt a gank of there is nothing to be had. Farming is pretty important for both gold and exp.

As for your support games I would say since you seem to play a lot of blitz, naut, and malz, roam a lot, and come from unexpected angles. You just recalled from bot for the first time? Try ganking mid with your jg through the top side of the river, of coming through top lane tri bush etc. Try to get another lane ahead while your adc farms up. Also I noticed your warding numbers as support are really low on average. Try to boost those numbers up. Drop the occasional ward at their blue or by their red every now and then to give you some advanced warning of a possible gank. You see their jg top side? Take a 30s trip to light up their bot jg.

One final thing I could suggest (which really helped me out personally) have a timer (or youtube video) beep every 10s, and every time it beeps look at your minimap. Once you get used to 10s, drop the intervals down to 5 or 6s. Map awareness is crucial for all roles, especially in lower elos. Even if your teammates don't pay attention, if you spot the jg trying to gank top, you can danger ping them back.

Hope some of this helps out.

extremely helpful thankyou

Head ConnoisseurMar 3, 20171 votes

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extremely helpful thankyou

Np man. Last season I struggled for months to hit G5, but I changed up some stuff and started doing to the timer and a few other things. This sEason I've jumped from S1 up to today being 1 game away from my series into plat in about 2.5 weeks. Not saying that's exactly gonna happen for you (bronze/silver have noticeably more luck required in terms of teammates than other leagues), but it should help you out.