any advice?

WukongMain·7/8/2015, 11:26:48 AM·1 votes·688 views

I recently saw a video on youtube about what challenger players do that you do that do, i forgot who created it. But it got me thinking... It talked about how challengers players actively do things that prevent them from falling behind. they ward, so not to get caught out. they don't make dumb risks that could make the game harder for them. Got me to thinking.... I make a ton of extremely stupid risks....and so does my team. Anyone have any advice for anyone reading the post/comments about calculated aggression? Making the plays when you know you'll come out on top. How does in improve on their decision making? Or does it flat out just come down to experience?

8 Comments

Flash Sirius7/8/2015, 12:17:52 PM1 votes

Bronze player tell u that all comes on expiriance and knowing your champ

Randomonium7/8/2015, 1:27:00 PM1 votes

You're never going to learn a champ's potential unless you take risks. It like poker, if you never get caught bluffing then you aren't bluffing enough. That said, save the risky stuff for normal games. In ranked, especially at low elos, its not who makes great plays that wins but who makes less mistakes.

Telemachus77/8/2015, 1:44:25 PM1 votes

Vision. If you know where everybody on their team is, you can pick somebody out. Example: if you can see everybody on their team botton side of the map, you should easy get a gank off top lane, and get a tower.

The most important thing i have seen winning teams doing in lower elos (bronze/silver). if you can Get objectives off team fights. That's the best scanrio. Turrets are the most important objective i think. if the enemy has all their outer turrets down, you OWN their jungle. you can take red and blue, drag and hopefully baron with minimal effort, then its gg. the hard part is getting there. wards OP