Looking for ADC mentor

SoldierForHire·12/18/2016, 10:23:46 PM·1 votes·709 views

So I'm looking for an adc mentor, lvl 20, with aa champ pool of Draven, Vayne and Ashe. Still learning Vayne and Ashe, but am a decent Draven. Yesterday i was on an amazing streak with Draven. 21/11, 23/10, 17/10, but got tilted off a 0/10 game (long story, many excuses) I want a mentor to help me learn the play style of my champs and building paths. I always build the same 4 items and only 2 different ones depending on their team comp. I dont want someone whos just gonna be like, "Just catch the axes noob." when i already know that. Besides that, you can tell me I suck at warding, face checking, mechanics , etc as long as you teach me how to be better as an adc. Especially because this meta does not favor adc mains. Hit me up ingame: SoldierForHire

9 Comments

46312/18/2016, 11:25:40 PM1 votes

Most of the times ADCs will be building the same staple items ( IE, Runaan, PD, etc )

Simply cause it's BiS ( Best in slot )

You'll notice a big difference if you start BT first or Botrk on Cait. Some items just fit with champions very well and most of the time it's IE Runaan for this meta.

Ezreal build differs from the rest. He can go Tear > Ice Born / Tri > Botrk

Since you're level 20, I'm pretty sure there's a lot that existing guides can teach you already.

Even general Wave management and Positioning / Team fighting guides would give you a good starting foundation. And if you ever need something more specific / advanced, you can check out xFsn Saber, he gives a good detailed idea on how to behave during situations.

But for now, you should keep track on why you're dying so much.

10 death average for an ADC is not a good sign, when your job is to stay alive to deal damage. Once you reach a 3-5 death average, you should be able to get to a decent rank.

I'm only offering advice like this, because I don't think you'll find anyone good enough to sit down and coach you for hours for free.

Medúsa12/18/2016, 11:48:55 PM1 votes

the easiest way to improve is to find one viable champ you like who is mechanically easy, take caitlyn for example, strong lane phase good carry potential, safe. work on one thing out of time, farm first, to farm at a gold elo you want 70 at 10 and past 10 is when its important to keep farming, most low elo players fall off and have 130-140 by 20, but there is no reason to not have at least 170-200 at 20, the biggest things to work on his hands down farming, then as an adc positioning, patience is key, if you stay alive you win fights, if you go for their carry and you die first you lose that fight 9/10 times. one trick a good fail safe adc like cait then when you get good translate it to other champs and say try lucian, someone who is going to make you faster where error will punish you harder. once you learn one champ so well you will be able to carry on others, all adcs are similar play style with minimal differences when it comes to the end game.

Check out this series and it will be a game changer for you, you'll be twice the player knowledge wise in 5 videos, watch the league craft series start on ep 1 and everytime you queue watch an ep, learning is half the battle, the second half is fighting your muscle memory and thinking first. https://www.youtube.com/user/unswlolsoc/videos 1st Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iko2tqmDpJQ&t=2s

Medúsa12/18/2016, 11:51:45 PM1 votes

one last thing to add is dont tilt, when you die, say to yourself what could i have done better there, point out your own mistake, dont blame your team, there is always something you could've done better if you died "losses will not stop you from where you deserve to be"

LansoYPatotoY12/19/2016, 2:54:52 AM1 votes

Watch how the pro plays. Take note on your advantages and disadvantages. Positioning, farming, warding, minion advantage, you and your supp skills engage and disengage etc. Really helps a lot

Zelorxon12/19/2016, 9:07:08 PM1 votes

Watch Piglet.