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I need a teacher (I am in bronze 2, just trying to get better) :)

iRevenqe··2 votes·956 views

I am currently in bronze 2 and wanting to get better! Maybe someone could help me get better by teaching me a couple tricks? (I really like to jungle, maybe teach me special things on jg would be great :D ) Thanks everyone <3 IGN: iRevenqe

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matttehcat1 votes

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I am currently in bronze 2 and wanting to get better! Maybe someone could help me get better by teaching me a couple tricks? (I really like to jungle, maybe teach me special things on jg would be great :D ) Thanks everyone <3 IGN: iRevenqe

when jungling kill little golem before the big one, aswell on tucan camp, kill little onces before big one------cuts down jungle damage taken. Really just those 2 camps that matter tho

Roaranor1 votes

In the process of taking the little camps first you will have ended up taking a more damage in the long run. The only time it is okay to focus small monsters over large monsters are when you have an aoe skill that reduces the small monsters health low enough that it only takes one auto to kill them (Ex. a maxed alpha strike from Yi will leave small razors with under 70 hp around 3-4 clears in), and even when doing this you will still initiate on the larger creep first if that makes sense. Secondly, every camp matters for different reasons, and your jungle route should never be a static two camp clear. Only clearing two camps also wastes a lot of travel and wait time. Krugs (Formerly double golems) is arguably the best camp for your first jungle clear because the stun every 5th auto delay the dmg on the larger monster (considering that's who you're using the stun on) giving an overall healthier clear (you walk away with more hp for less mana). Some will say Red buff is the strongest. To this, I would say Red buff is the strongest past first (second clear if you're farming til 6) as the %hp back is relevant at every point in the game and gives an instant value return (not over time like krug passive). On top of that, if you're starting your redside jungle, I recommend you early smite krugs, go razors second, then go red in which you will get your smite back up midway through camp. This gives you both of the strongest farm clear smite perks and level 3, setting you up for a better first clear, or with a healthy enough half clear to gank. After first clear, you can still squeeze in krugs (unless bot asks for it) because it is also the relatively easiest camp to kill. Gromp (Toad) gives you what is essentially a mini thornmail passive, which helps not only with clears but when dueling against invades (by you or them), and adding extra damage if you're the one being focused down while ganking a lane. The familiar ward for Wolves is perfect for if you see that your blue side is prone to being invaded by the enemy or if you want vision of where they deep warded. The least value smite imo if blue as mana return isn't that valuable unless you're in a situation where you immediately need it. Razors smite is ideal right before you're planning on taking an objective (to check drag for wards) or before you gank that way you'll know if you hit a ward on your way there and don't have to guess at where it was as you would have to with sweeper trinket.

Please try to avoid giving vague, blanket statements over intricate situations as it can lead to a lot of confusion and misplay.

Kristari Zuboro1 votes

Your 1st lesson -

Get to Silver by just pushing lanes and avoiding team death matches.

That's all there is to it.

Eyeburn1 votes

It's really not that hard. It takes awhile, but the idea for solo climbing is simple: learn and play every champ.

Ideally, if you understand every champ better than whoever is using that champ when you face them, then you'll know how to capitalize, or if you can capitalize (hard counters do exist). It will also help you in champ select to better know who to ban, and who to choose in consideration with who your team has already chosen, or wants to choose.

You need to be able to outplay your opponent, and the best way to do that is to understand their champ better than they do. So try your best to play every champ, within your means.

KingEelBee1 votes

LOL, filthy bronze scrub, you shall not get help to climb, you shall stay in bronze, like the peasant you are. I hope you stay there and suffer for a whileFiddlesticks How does it feel to get rekt by me? I am a proud Gold iv and I despise any rank below me, because most of them main the following and feed - Bard Elise Galio Fiora Kassadin Taric XinZhao Yorick GET REKT M9 I 1V1 U 420 BLAZE IT I HAVE CHALLENGER SMURF, K?

Vakosh1 votes

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LOL, filthy bronze scrub, you shall not get help to climb, you shall stay in bronze, like the peasant you are. I hope you stay there and suffer for a whileFiddlesticks How does it feel to get rekt by me? I am a proud Gold iv and I despise any rank below me, because most of them main the following and feed - Bard Elise Galio Fiora Kassadin Taric XinZhao Yorick GET REKT M9 I 1V1 U 420 BLAZE IT I HAVE CHALLENGER SMURF, K?

First EU post I have seen and wow lol

FierceSTEAK1 votes

Mebe I can spectate your game and help you? I'll add you :D

Roaranor1 votes

Added. Will give general tips, and zero in on problematic patterns after spectating a few games.

Quick Note: Don't build Poacher's on Nunu unless you're actively starving the enemy out of his jungle. Nunu doesn't really need Trailblazer past early game with his Q recovery and passive either, so if you do build it consider trading it out for Stalker's or Skirmisher's (for the dmg reduction) before completing your jungle item.

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