Looking for a coach!

1d3··1 votes·657 views

I main Support and have an ADC duo queue partner. We were climbing but now we both feel like we're doing something wrong. Personally I feel as if our mechanics are fine, but we don't know what to do or how to apply our advantages to close out the game quickly instead of struggling through 50+ minutes of a game that should've ended long ago. We're also having problems when other lanes don't win. I roam when I see an opportunity, but I will admit i probably don't roam as often as I should. We're looking for someone to basically point out all out flaws and everything we're doing wrong or what we should be doing more or less of so that we can improve.

http://na.op.gg/summoner/userName=Omnify http://na.op.gg/summoner/userName=paradoxe

Thanks for reading.

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DRNG Fox1 votes

Omnify

I do coaching over at lolcoaching feel free to message me in game to set up replay analysis or even a coaching lesson. I only do one of them for free though :) http://www.lol-coaching.com/coach.php?id=19482

Wil0521 votes

I can't say anything specific about your game play but the majority of the problems with the 50+ minute games are not pushing your advantages and objectives. For example, if you can take the tower at the bottom lane early, you can rotate to mid lane and take the mid tower and then transition to a dragon and so on. This is a very generic example but the idea of pushing/objectives go hand in hand. The second thing is CS. You have to be able to CS; the game you played as Draven, 176cs at 30 is too little. While rotating and pushing, you also need to keep your CS up.

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I can't say anything specific about your game play but the majority of the problems with the 50+ minute games are not pushing your advantages and objectives. For example, if you can take the tower at the bottom lane early, you can rotate to mid lane and take the mid tower and then transition to a dragon and so on. This is a very generic example but the idea of pushing/objectives go hand in hand. The second thing is CS. You have to be able to CS; the game you played as Draven, 176cs at 30 is too little. While rotating and pushing, you also need to keep your CS up.

Noted. Thank you.

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Kyudoka1 votes

going to have to think of it like this. 1st 15 min will most likely be laning phase, then most of the early fights are going to be around bot lane/drg. game should be at mid or late game once u hit the 25 min mark. if it goes on for more than 35 min then you know your doing something wrong(w/ the exception of if the game is really close)

goes w/o saying but 1st couple kills on whichever team gives a huge momentum and raises morale so try not to give them easy kills, yet be aggressive. i see that your duo plays a lot of vayne. generally a tanky supp like thresh, braum leona are needed in order to peel for vayne. soraka and janna are great supports but in lower elo its easier to snowball w/ aggressive supports. maybe if u get to mid or high plat then u can use utility supports more effectively

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going to have to think of it like this. 1st 15 min will most likely be laning phase, then most of the early fights are going to be around bot lane/drg. game should be at mid or late game once u hit the 25 min mark. if it goes on for more than 35 min then you know your doing something wrong(w/ the exception of if the game is really close)

goes w/o saying but 1st couple kills on whichever team gives a huge momentum and raises morale so try not to give them easy kills, yet be aggressive. i see that your duo plays a lot of vayne. generally a tanky supp like thresh, braum leona are needed in order to peel for vayne. soraka and janna are great supports but in lower elo its easier to snowball w/ aggressive supports. maybe if u get to mid or high plat then u can use utility supports more effectively

Thanks! Yeah I've been playing more Thresh/Leo/Braum and i feel a difference as far as laning. I was feeling like I needed to make more plays instead of just going even. I feel like My Raka is amazing but She;s just not the champ that can set up kills and change the game as much as aggressive supports can.

Kyudoka1 votes

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Thanks! Yeah I've been playing more Thresh/Leo/Braum and i feel a difference as far as laning. I was feeling like I needed to make more plays instead of just going even. I feel like My Raka is amazing but She;s just not the champ that can set up kills and change the game as much as aggressive supports can.

especially in soloq ull get inconsistent teammates every game. therefore as a supp/jgler u gotta make the shot calls. cant just stay silent. and as a support your def going to have to be the one that triggers a play as well as properly peel for both your carries(aka generally mid and adc) or whoever is doing the most dmg. generally its the junglers job but since your playing bot lane u will have to make sure objectives(drg) is always warded early game. after around the 20 min mark when baron spawns you should keep a ward on it as there will be more and more teams that will attempt it as u go up the ladder. if your not going to attempt baron then u can always bait it. the rest really is going to be mechanics and strategies to utilize in what situations.

split push/banner siege to help push lane;bush camp works well in low elo; getting picks; when to team fight, etc.

Wil0521 votes

If you are still in need of help, I can break down a game that you have played recently provided you have replays. I am Diamond 5; there are better and more qualified people you can go to but the choice is yours.

I don't require anything in return as I do not feel that the level of help I provide is on par with professionals (that get paid). If you need help with recording or anything of that nature, I am happy to help you on that end.

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