Everytime I play tft.

Shleelpboy·Dec 5, 2019·1 votes·626 views

I feel like my brain cells are decreasing because of the amount of shit I have to do. It's like creating a full-scale math equation. Plus this new season is kind of doodoo not going to lie, but nice work on adding

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athameDec 5, 20191 votes

...Literally what you sign up for getting into the queue. Figuring out ratios of what you're likely to find. Item combinations, late game predictions for what others are aiming for, what you are aiming for or can begin to react to before it happens. The game mode is called autochess for a reason. You have to think 4 steps ahead.

ToolmakerDec 5, 20191 votes

I don't think it is that serious or difficult to play tft.

Normally you can't go exactly the comp you're aiming for or counter every opponent you need to counter, so you have to just build what's strongest for you from what you're getting.

Just build a strong composition and hope you get items to counter people.

Imo the hardest part is having to roll and manage your bench because you have to do it quickly in the late game so you can actually try to hit units. It's probably the only thing you must do and also takes some brain power because you have to constantly complete a search task.

And if someone gets 3 t3 units in their composition, and you can't even hit t2 of your units even though no one is buying them, you're just going to have a tough time either way.

I would argue League of Legends takes more brain power because you consistently and continuously have to make decisions on what you're trying to do, and keep in mind multiple different things. In tft, most of your time is in rest.

Neither of the games take as much brain power as something like mathematics or learning in general which actually exercises your brain.