IMPORTANT TO KNOW
Although this is very very very fucken obvious... You must have the mindset to always try and win regardless of what happens. There will be times when you have trolls that run down mid over and over and die 15 times in a row... then leave. THERE WILL be times, when you have 2 leavers, or scrubs that go 0-10. THERE WILL BE TIMES, when you want to fucking rage quit. However, if you always play to win every single game, your chances will always increase. And every single time that you make an epic comeback and you win the game despite all odds, your elo will increase slowly... and steadily....Rather than giving up, Play TO WIN MAN. I'm sure everyone in this game has one of those stories to tell where they've made this epic comeback against all odds. How did you make the epic comeback? There can be multiple reasons.....Usually when you're in a 4v5 situation... your opponents begin to become complacent and rule out all odds of losing ... because its a 4v5. Your enemies start to think " How is it possible to lose man?" .... In Solo Queue... you can always win and you can always come back.
How an average lol player reacts to a leaver,feeder , or scrubnub: The average lol player does not always play to win. As soon as they see the slightest bit of a disadvantage; they either start to rage, afk, or rage moar. :(
I'm not saying I always play to win.... because I clearly don't. But if I were to aim for rank 1 or have some sort of elo raising goal... I would definitely always play to win ^^.
The Mindset of winning is very important.
BE POLITE IN CHAMPION SELECT
Champions, Champions, Champions... There are those players that can only
play one champion... but they play them really really well.
There are those players that can only play one champion, and they still suck at that champ.... however they suck at every champion more.
Let them play that...or ELSE.
And there are those players that play several champions... a jack of all trades... but a master at none.
The jack of all trades usually does decently and is very very consistent. As they play more and more, their elo will raise steadily.. ( If they always have the mindset to get better) . It will be easier for this player to learn more champions.
How to deal with people in champion select .
Is is very very important to communicate with every player in champion select, so everyone can get the champions that they desire... which will result in winning. However... usually not everyone can be happy ^^.
Rule #1: Always give the one trick pony, their desired champion.... Or else they'll feed.. and you've lost at champion select.
Rule #2: If you ever hear Mid or AFK... You should probably give them middle.... Unless you're confident that you can carry 4v5. Most likely they'll feed intentionally anyways.
Rule#3: If you want to play a role, try to call it RIGHT away as soon as you get in champ select.
So yeah, just tell people the roles you can play. I recommend learning one champion in each role.
At the end of the day, you want every player to be happy... if there are already problems during Champion select.. imagine the games man.
There are those players that can only play one champion, and they still suck at that champ.... however they suck at every champion more.
Let them play that...or ELSE.
And there are those players that play several champions... a jack of all trades... but a master at none.
The jack of all trades usually does decently and is very very consistent. As they play more and more, their elo will raise steadily.. ( If they always have the mindset to get better) . It will be easier for this player to learn more champions.
How to deal with people in champion select .
Is is very very important to communicate with every player in champion select, so everyone can get the champions that they desire... which will result in winning. However... usually not everyone can be happy ^^.
Rule #1: Always give the one trick pony, their desired champion.... Or else they'll feed.. and you've lost at champion select.
Rule #2: If you ever hear Mid or AFK... You should probably give them middle.... Unless you're confident that you can carry 4v5. Most likely they'll feed intentionally anyways.
Rule#3: If you want to play a role, try to call it RIGHT away as soon as you get in champ select.
So yeah, just tell people the roles you can play. I recommend learning one champion in each role.
At the end of the day, you want every player to be happy... if there are already problems during Champion select.. imagine the games man.
GOOD TO KNOW THINGS ABOUT CHAMPIONS AND PICKS
Being a one trick pony is not a bad thing.... as long as you always play
to get better, you'll naturally get better at the game. There have
been players that has hit rank 1 with only one champion.
Back in Season one, Westrice was ONLY able to play Akali and he always dominated his games. The thing about champion select is that you never know who you're up against so.... chances are your main will never get banned out. In Season One, Akali was not a top pick... Westrice dominated the Solo Queue ladders and hit top 5 with that champion. HE WAS ONLY ABLE TO play 1 champ. After that... Akali was always banned. Poor dude :(
Chu8.... He played the game for 3 months... switching from Heroes of Newerth. He invented SoloMid Maokai and was able to reach rank 1 on the solo queue ladders with ease.
These players were only able to play one champion... Look at them now. As long as you play to learn, you'll always get better. Once you've learned the basics of laneing, team fights, and objectives- You can apply the same concepts to each role and champion.
Top players can play anything decently.
If you truly want to raise elo.. there are two ways.
Pick,learn and master the champions that are considered "very strong " or "overpowered" .. Once they get nerfed... move on and learn the next Flavors of the month.
Remember that the FOTM's will get banned most of your games.. However the games that you actually get to use them.. make it count.
#2 : Get sooooooo good with a champion that is pretty balanced...that you'll always win more than you lose.
The good thing about this ...is that those champions will never get banned.. and you can use it as your instawin card.
Back in Season one, Westrice was ONLY able to play Akali and he always dominated his games. The thing about champion select is that you never know who you're up against so.... chances are your main will never get banned out. In Season One, Akali was not a top pick... Westrice dominated the Solo Queue ladders and hit top 5 with that champion. HE WAS ONLY ABLE TO play 1 champ. After that... Akali was always banned. Poor dude :(
Chu8.... He played the game for 3 months... switching from Heroes of Newerth. He invented SoloMid Maokai and was able to reach rank 1 on the solo queue ladders with ease.
These players were only able to play one champion... Look at them now. As long as you play to learn, you'll always get better. Once you've learned the basics of laneing, team fights, and objectives- You can apply the same concepts to each role and champion.
Top players can play anything decently.
If you truly want to raise elo.. there are two ways.
Pick,learn and master the champions that are considered "very strong " or "overpowered" .. Once they get nerfed... move on and learn the next Flavors of the month.
Remember that the FOTM's will get banned most of your games.. However the games that you actually get to use them.. make it count.
#2 : Get sooooooo good with a champion that is pretty balanced...that you'll always win more than you lose.
The good thing about this ...is that those champions will never get banned.. and you can use it as your instawin card.
BE GOOD AND TAKE CHARGE
Taking charge and commanding players is essential. Your chances of
winning greatly increases as soon as every player starts to work
together. Because it is solo queue.. it is very hard for everyone to act
accordingly to the situation. There are champions that are innately
built to command a single team with their skill set..
An example would be Sivir. It is easy to raise elo with Sivir because when you press R, it either means Engage or Disengage. In a situation where you're obviously winning, your team will understand and run in with you. However if you're being chased down... and you press R... your team will run away. Sivir is a strong pick to command a team with simply pressing a button.
Engaging with a tank. When you're playing the role of a tank, you must understand that it is going to be your job to engage most of the time. By playing the tank role and engaging, you usually get to choose the battles. It is very important that you understand how the team fights are going to go.. before starting a fight.
Ultimately, if you're doing well... your teammates will be more prone to listen to you. If you're having a good game and you have a pretty good score.. your teammates will follow your commands. From just being one player out of 5 that affects your chances of winning directly, you've increased your effectiveness by multiple folds... by being able to command your teammates.
Play well, People will listen.
An example would be Sivir. It is easy to raise elo with Sivir because when you press R, it either means Engage or Disengage. In a situation where you're obviously winning, your team will understand and run in with you. However if you're being chased down... and you press R... your team will run away. Sivir is a strong pick to command a team with simply pressing a button.
Engaging with a tank. When you're playing the role of a tank, you must understand that it is going to be your job to engage most of the time. By playing the tank role and engaging, you usually get to choose the battles. It is very important that you understand how the team fights are going to go.. before starting a fight.
Ultimately, if you're doing well... your teammates will be more prone to listen to you. If you're having a good game and you have a pretty good score.. your teammates will follow your commands. From just being one player out of 5 that affects your chances of winning directly, you've increased your effectiveness by multiple folds... by being able to command your teammates.
Play well, People will listen.
OBJECTIVES IN RANKED GAMES
League of legends is not all about killing and scores. Its usually about
objectives; towers, dragons, barons, inhibitors. I've played games
where i was 20-4, 15-3,16-8... and i've lost. LoL is not about just
murdering champs ...its about killing champions to open up objectives.
When you pull off a successful gank, it allows you to get; blue buff,red buff, dragon, towers and even barons. At the end of the day, everything will end up into a gold amount which you've achieved for each play you've made. Think about each play , and understand which the best plays/options are and see how each play affects the game. Once you understand, you can do that next time ^^.
When I lose and have a very good score.. it is.. because I'm too worried about ksing my teammates to have a good KDR/score and am worried less about objectives.
When you pull off a successful gank, it allows you to get; blue buff,red buff, dragon, towers and even barons. At the end of the day, everything will end up into a gold amount which you've achieved for each play you've made. Think about each play , and understand which the best plays/options are and see how each play affects the game. Once you understand, you can do that next time ^^.
When I lose and have a very good score.. it is.. because I'm too worried about ksing my teammates to have a good KDR/score and am worried less about objectives.
KNOWING WHEN TO BE AGGRESIVE
A VERY VERY IMPORTANT chapter in this guide. So.... I'm sure everyone
has those games where they do really well.. go 10-0,11-0,5-1,10-3 and
LOSE. If you're seriously playing to win, then dont get cocky. Only
take calculated risks. There are games when I go 10-0 and then I start
to go rambo and think I can 1v5.... and I bait my team into dying.
When you have all the kills and you're doing well, it is YOUR JOB TO CARRY.
When you have all the kills and you're doing well, it is YOUR JOB TO CARRY.
HOPE IT HELPED YOU RISE ELO
Hopefully.... you've learning something in this short guide. These are
the rules I set for myself back when I was trying to raise elo. See you on the fields of justice and renember kid`s spin to win. :D
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