Tips how to win.
My friend got this guide, he bought it for 4$ xD and he gave me so here it is: Enjoy it.
With the following 11 tips, you win more games right now:
1Master one role. Do you love playing top, mid, ad carry, support, or jungler the most? Perhaps the role you most love is what you are best at and what you should master. Though pros can play all roles, most pros are best at one role. My main role is support. I average a 70% win-rate with Janna, Nunu, Soraka, and Taric over 200 games between the champions. If I play support, chances are we’ll win. Similarly, if you are weak in one role, it’s okay to avoid it. Put your pride aside – no one said you have to master five roles.
2Play two champions in each role. Your team will not always let you play one role in solo queue. Narrowing selection to two champions per role quickens you to mastery and at the same time does not make you lose with counter-picks.
Narrowing selection to two champions per role quickens you to mastery.
I suggest you pick strong champions based on who you play the best and are high on a good tier-list. A “strong champion” is weak if you are bad at him. Of the two champions you pick, make sure their styles vary so they can counter and not be countered by one champion. For example, pick a passive support like Janna and an aggressive support like Blitzcrank.
3Play at your peak time. Productivity experts advise to do your most important task of the day when you have your highest focus. For me, it’s first thing in the day. I’ve spoken with players who tracked when they are most likely to win. Some have a 20% win-rate in their first game of the day because they need to warm up. For others their first game is their best game because they are most rested and positive.
The best time to play is unique to you. It depends on your time zone, when you are focused, and when you have a game-winning attitude. For the next week, create a spreadsheet tracking times, kills, deaths, assists, and win or lose to figure out when you play your best.
4Duo queue with someone better than you. This tip is thrown around in the LoL community, but I give it to you for a different reason. Queue with someone better than you that you like. Talk over a program like Skype. You will have more fun, make plays together, keep rage between the two of you (which will help your team), and learn. If they play in a division higher than you, you get paired against better opponents guaranteed to crack open your weaknesses and make you humble. This is your time to learn.
5Treat every game like a tournament. Even if you haven’t played a tournament, this tip works. Your senses will heighten and you will play better. You’ll also prepare yourself for big moments. Imagine 10,000 people watching you play over a stream. One day, it may just happen. It happened for the first time in early 2012 for a creator of Summoner School LittleUberGiant who was suddenly spectated by 20,000 viewers through Dyrus’ stream.
6Ward well. Good wards stop ganks, allow counter-ganks, and let you confidently make plays. All this lets you win more. I found that when I lose, I get lazy with wards. How you ward varies for objectives and what towers are up.
The graphic below (which you can click to enlarge) is a good warding guide in the laning phase when towers are up:
Where to ward
How to ward in the laning phase when towers are up
7Last hit better. Tell yourself to focus on last-hitting can improve your cs. Higher cs means better items and a threatening presence. The next part of this free course covers in-depth how to last hit like a world-class player so you reach 120 minion kills by 15 minutes.
8Be positive with teammates. How can this win you more games right now? You reduce the number of trolls you get and help improve your team. Any good coach or manager will tell you negative team-energy is a bad environment for performance. Aim to give at least one compliment to every teammate each game. “You’re last hitting well.” “Nice escape Janna.” “Dude, that was a beast initiation. Good job.”
9Make your decisions. If someone wants to gank, you tell him to back because an enemy is around, and they still move into gank, stick to your decision. Should you jump in then die, you will blame the ganking ally even though your death is your fault. If you think yourself to be superior than those you play and they argue with you, just keep quiet.
10Stop after three games. League of Legends is addictive! You can play for 10 hours straight, but not play well for 10 hours straight. Rest every third game. That’s one 20-minute break every 2 hours. If you hate that idea, rest after two losses.
A true rest is not jumping on Facebook. Get away from the computer. The human body has hundreds of rhythms from physical, mental, and emotional that go out of whack when you skip rest.
11Have fun. Queue with a friend over Skype, make jokes, talk trash, laugh. Having fun will not make you win, but it will minimize frustration and improve your attitude to indirectly help you win. Don’t get sloppy in your play though from being too relaxed. Keep focused on all these tips and others to win your game.
With the following 11 tips, you win more games right now:
1Master one role. Do you love playing top, mid, ad carry, support, or jungler the most? Perhaps the role you most love is what you are best at and what you should master. Though pros can play all roles, most pros are best at one role. My main role is support. I average a 70% win-rate with Janna, Nunu, Soraka, and Taric over 200 games between the champions. If I play support, chances are we’ll win. Similarly, if you are weak in one role, it’s okay to avoid it. Put your pride aside – no one said you have to master five roles.
2Play two champions in each role. Your team will not always let you play one role in solo queue. Narrowing selection to two champions per role quickens you to mastery and at the same time does not make you lose with counter-picks.
Narrowing selection to two champions per role quickens you to mastery.
I suggest you pick strong champions based on who you play the best and are high on a good tier-list. A “strong champion” is weak if you are bad at him. Of the two champions you pick, make sure their styles vary so they can counter and not be countered by one champion. For example, pick a passive support like Janna and an aggressive support like Blitzcrank.
3Play at your peak time. Productivity experts advise to do your most important task of the day when you have your highest focus. For me, it’s first thing in the day. I’ve spoken with players who tracked when they are most likely to win. Some have a 20% win-rate in their first game of the day because they need to warm up. For others their first game is their best game because they are most rested and positive.
The best time to play is unique to you. It depends on your time zone, when you are focused, and when you have a game-winning attitude. For the next week, create a spreadsheet tracking times, kills, deaths, assists, and win or lose to figure out when you play your best.
4Duo queue with someone better than you. This tip is thrown around in the LoL community, but I give it to you for a different reason. Queue with someone better than you that you like. Talk over a program like Skype. You will have more fun, make plays together, keep rage between the two of you (which will help your team), and learn. If they play in a division higher than you, you get paired against better opponents guaranteed to crack open your weaknesses and make you humble. This is your time to learn.
5Treat every game like a tournament. Even if you haven’t played a tournament, this tip works. Your senses will heighten and you will play better. You’ll also prepare yourself for big moments. Imagine 10,000 people watching you play over a stream. One day, it may just happen. It happened for the first time in early 2012 for a creator of Summoner School LittleUberGiant who was suddenly spectated by 20,000 viewers through Dyrus’ stream.
6Ward well. Good wards stop ganks, allow counter-ganks, and let you confidently make plays. All this lets you win more. I found that when I lose, I get lazy with wards. How you ward varies for objectives and what towers are up.
The graphic below (which you can click to enlarge) is a good warding guide in the laning phase when towers are up:
Where to ward
How to ward in the laning phase when towers are up
7Last hit better. Tell yourself to focus on last-hitting can improve your cs. Higher cs means better items and a threatening presence. The next part of this free course covers in-depth how to last hit like a world-class player so you reach 120 minion kills by 15 minutes.
8Be positive with teammates. How can this win you more games right now? You reduce the number of trolls you get and help improve your team. Any good coach or manager will tell you negative team-energy is a bad environment for performance. Aim to give at least one compliment to every teammate each game. “You’re last hitting well.” “Nice escape Janna.” “Dude, that was a beast initiation. Good job.”
9Make your decisions. If someone wants to gank, you tell him to back because an enemy is around, and they still move into gank, stick to your decision. Should you jump in then die, you will blame the ganking ally even though your death is your fault. If you think yourself to be superior than those you play and they argue with you, just keep quiet.
10Stop after three games. League of Legends is addictive! You can play for 10 hours straight, but not play well for 10 hours straight. Rest every third game. That’s one 20-minute break every 2 hours. If you hate that idea, rest after two losses.
A true rest is not jumping on Facebook. Get away from the computer. The human body has hundreds of rhythms from physical, mental, and emotional that go out of whack when you skip rest.
11Have fun. Queue with a friend over Skype, make jokes, talk trash, laugh. Having fun will not make you win, but it will minimize frustration and improve your attitude to indirectly help you win. Don’t get sloppy in your play though from being too relaxed. Keep focused on all these tips and others to win your game.
Originally Posted by Horizon4
And you failed to mention me btw.
