B5 Looking For Coach

ADCsBabysítter··1 votes·425 views

Hello Everyone Im Exerxes, Im looking to get better So hit me up if you think you may be up to coaching me. even if you arent sure, add me, watch me play a few games and see if Im worth the effort.

A Bit about Me: Name: Tyler Age: 18 Location: Canada Perferred Voice chat: Teamspeak/Discord Profession: Photographer/Graphic Artist How I choose My champs I play games and whoever I struggle against, I try to learn in order to make myself a Better player (Currently working towards Gangplank) Personality: Calm, Usually happy and Laid back, (Bit of a comedian if I do say so myself :3) Personality In game (Yes I do realize the difference): Love taunting the enemy team, Playful, Serious If behind, Critical (if playing support) Becomes A maniacal Serial Killer if Ahead.

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Anyway let me tell you a bit about the way I play:

Roles: All (often fill) Best At: Mid/Top Worst at: ADC Champs I play Mid: Annie Cassiopeia Heimerdinger Lux KayleTeemo Azir Syndra

Champs I play Top: Teemo Garen DrMundo Chogath Heimerdinger Poppy Ryze

Champs I play Support: Sona Soraka Janna Lux Zilean

Champs I play Jungle: Amumu Poppy MasterYi Shaco

Champs I play ADC:Tristana Draven Ashe

Champs I tend to carry with: Teemo Ryze Syndra Azir Poppy Annie Janna

Main for each lane: Teemo Top Annie Mid Draven Adc Janna Support Poppy Jungle

Metas: When playing Mid/Top I tend to work best in a** hard engage** team meta as it allows me to get in close and Deal damage (as Ii usually play Midrange mages/Tanks Mid/top)

When playing support, I work best in Poke/Light engage metas so I can peel my teammates when needed and still provide quality support.

When playing Jungle, Im typically open to any meta because I have a Hard engage Jg (Yi/Poppy/Amumu) A Peel jg (Poppy) and a Poke Jg (Shaco)

When playing Adc I work best as a Poke/Peel Meta Simply because all the ADC's I own can deal massive amounts of damage but not take a whole ton.

Now, Lets talk about my availability (all times will be in Eastern Standard time As I live In Toronto, Canada) Monday: All Day Tuesday: 4-12 Wednesday: 7-12 Thursday: 12pm-12am Friday: 7-12 Saturday: All Day Sunday: 4-12

If you are interested in me, reply to this thread or add me in game. Thanks, Exerxes

8 Comments

Saphirron1 votes

I'd be interested in giving some feedback. I normally use replay.gg or some other replay program to watch the games and share advice. I work during the daytime hours so I'd mainly be around for evenings (CST). I also coach quite regularly on the Summoners School sub-reddit. Let me know, my IGN is Saphirron.

ADCsBabysítter1 votes

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I'd be interested in giving some feedback. I normally use replay.gg or some other replay program to watch the games and share advice. I work during the daytime hours so I'd mainly be around for evenings (CST). I also coach quite regularly on the Summoners School sub-reddit. Let me know, my IGN is Saphirron.

Hi, thanks for the offer, but im looking for someone of a little higher elo than Silver 4. Keep at it though!~ happy gaming

Šivir1 votes

I'd also be interested in helpin ya out. Im also 18 and am currently plat4 so feel free to add me. ign: Cerberus Bot

ADCsBabysítter1 votes

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I'd also be interested in helpin ya out. Im also 18 and am currently plat4 so feel free to add me. ign: Cerberus Bot

Thanks Mate!~ I'll add you in a bit

4631 votes

Your champion pool certainly is big. Usually playing ADC, Draven should be picked up in the later stages when fundamentals are established.

If you are legitimately B5, then fundamentals should still be something that you should currently need work on.

I've seen a couple of mentions by Challenger players discouraging the need for a coach and just directing towards a better focus on effective practice. Effective practice applies to low and high elo players which mainly contains of fundamental tuning and identifying your mistakes. All of which you can do easily on your own.

If you are too turned off by the idea of googling research on these topics, then I can give you a list of fundamentals to start off with.

Trading Minimap awareness Mouse accuracy ( yes this is a real one ) Mouse speed ( Click here for a solo queue / mouse guide by LOD ) Damage foresight Spacing ( positioning basically ) CS'ing " Combos " and cookie cutter builds.

Replays.. there at least two handfuls of programs out there to help you with this. If you were genuinely willing to improve, you wouldn't need to make an excuse requiring a coach before proceeding with your growth in league.

I've essentially given you an all in one guide and I guess you should be grateful I took the time to do this?

Because usually I see low elo players cry for help almost always make up stupid excuses for a necessity before starting their journey. So in my eyes they're just spoiled babies, who's looking for a " secret " up the ladder.

Hopefully you got the right message from this and improve to become a great player.

I've brought 4 of my accounts into the D3 / D2 area in S5 and from my experience this should be what most people need in Plat and even D4 below.

If you fine tune yourself, you will be the guaranteed exceptional team member in every game you play. That in itself should improve your chances at winning each and every game.

ADCsBabysítter1 votes

[{quoted}](name=GANGSTER HYUN,realm=NA,application-id=K6EGEal2,discussion-id=EHeVwX6H,comment-id=0002,timestamp=2016-04-06T10:22:43.538+0000)

Your champion pool certainly is big. Usually playing ADC, Draven should be picked up in the later stages when fundamentals are established.

If you are legitimately B5, then fundamentals should still be something that you should currently need work on.

I've seen a couple of mentions by Challenger players discouraging the need for a coach and just directing towards a better focus on effective practice. Effective practice applies to low and high elo players which mainly contains of fundamental tuning and identifying your mistakes. All of which you can do easily on your own.

If you are too turned off by the idea of googling research on these topics, then I can give you a list of fundamentals to start off with.

Trading Minimap awareness Mouse accuracy ( yes this is a real one ) Mouse speed ( Click here for a solo queue / mouse guide by LOD ) Damage foresight Spacing ( positioning basically ) CS'ing " Combos " and cookie cutter builds.

Replays.. there at least two handfuls of programs out there to help you with this. If you were genuinely willing to improve, you wouldn't need to make an excuse requiring a coach before proceeding with your growth in league.

I've essentially given you an all in one guide and I guess you should be grateful I took the time to do this?

Because usually I see low elo players cry for help almost always make up stupid excuses for a necessity before starting their journey. So in my eyes they're just spoiled babies, who's looking for a " secret " up the ladder.

Hopefully you got the right message from this and improve to become a great player.

I've brought 4 of my accounts into the D3 / D2 area in S5 and from my experience this should be what most people need in Plat and even D4 below.

If you fine tune yourself, you will be the guaranteed exceptional team member in every game you play. That in itself should improve your chances at winning each and every game.

Hi, thanks for the feedback, but Ive already done this. Everytime I start playing a new champion I set up item sets/ new masteries, Ive studied positioning/csing, my mouse speed is high enough to be able to react to things properly etc. Im aware how counterpicking works and what my counters are and how to build my champion to overcome said counters (to a certain point) Im a little beyond that now so Im looking to others for help.

4631 votes

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Hi, thanks for the feedback, but Ive already done this. Everytime I start playing a new champion I set up item sets/ new masteries, Ive studied positioning/csing, my mouse speed is high enough to be able to react to things properly etc. Im aware how counterpicking works and what my counters are and how to build my champion to overcome said counters (to a certain point) Im a little beyond that now so Im looking to others for help.

Are you willing to learn any role at this point?

I'm extremely curious how you're at B5 with a 31% win rate after trying everything I've said as you stated.

I'll coach you in ADC if you're down to learn it ( you said it was your worst, so idk )

ADC is what brought me to D2 and potentially Master this season ( leveling up an account atm )

ADCsBabysítter1 votes

[{quoted}](name=GANGSTER HYUN,realm=NA,application-id=K6EGEal2,discussion-id=EHeVwX6H,comment-id=000200000000,timestamp=2016-04-06T11:48:36.846+0000)

Are you willing to learn any role at this point?

I'm extremely curious how you're at B5 with a 31% win rate after trying everything I've said as you stated.

I'll coach you in ADC if you're down to learn it ( you said it was your worst, so idk )

ADC is what brought me to D2 and potentially Master this season ( leveling up an account atm )

I'd Like to focus on support and Mid at this point, I find even though Im better top than support, I have more fun playing support. Although, I wouldnt be against upping my ADC game As it would help me understand what I have to do as a support in certain situations

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