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this video is not aimed at me. I never get fed

only mistake i keep making is booting this darn game up

Mistake 1: Chasing enemies after the fight is actually over -> missing time to get gold, xp and push of waves
Mistake 2: freezing or pushing at the right time -> making yourself stronger by pushing when you are ahead instead of making the enemy weaker by freezing
Mistake 3: 14minute timer Mid turret without defense of the strongest member -> can snowball into a massive map control lead and force a reactive playstyle of the team that lost it first
Mistake 4: tempo loss by doing irrelevant camps, bad recalls (500g) or not crashing waves -> too late on the map when a fight is started, support cant ward forward because there is too less backup
By far not perfect, but that should cover the main aspects.

I struggled with carrying my games with good KDA as a JG for a long time. Simple changes I applied to change it drastically. Once I get the lead on enemy JG I live in their JG. I stop clearing my camps as soon as I can and I either fight or side lane. Massive difference once you start pushing your weight around. Also stopped recalling with stupid amounts of gold trying to plan what I can buy and if I really need it before hitting that recall. Often times this 1 extra wave you push or extra JG camp you take from enemy gives you XP and level that is around 600g stats funneled into you without visiting the fountain. Good tips.

holy shit u doing the math is definitely not something i expected and its actually so useful to learn the difference, it seemed so minor

5:15 I like how the cherry on top is the Naafiri not catching jack shit

Ahaha that moment when you killed 2 people and left cause you knew you'd waste time killing the last 2 but your team overchases, dies and spam pings you for leaving after the first 2 initial kills

• Chasing kills — when a fight is over, it's over, don't chase one-off pointless kills when you are actively missing waves and potential plates in your lane. You could be denying your opponents exp/gold by crashing your waves while they are forced to recall. Plates and shoving waves can get you much more assured exp and gold.

• Don't freeze when you have the lead — freezing is great for early to get you a lead, but once you have it, you want to be snowballing and gaining as much as possible. Sure, you can continue to deny your lane opponent gold, but at this point in the game, you're actually playing against the enemy's team most fed player (whether this is the top, jungle, or mid). Ex. a fed top is getting tons of plates, waves, kills and first turret... while you're still freezing the lane and staying even instead of abusing your lead. You'll inevitably lose out against that fed top.

• 14 Minutes is the beginning of macro (when plates fall). Whoever controls mid and has mid prio can effectively control the game and other lanes. Mid turret falling can be extremely pivotal. You must protect your mid turret... if you're a fed top or bot laner and your mid is behind at 14 mins— you must force the swap to insure the mid turret stays up. Games can snowball out of control if your mid turret falls too early.

• Minimize your lost time (recalling, taking camps, wandering, etc.) When you're fed, you are in demand. You should be present on the map as much as possible. Don't be surprised when your teammates lose teamfights because you're not present.

Those Nocturne stats gave me PTSD... Almost every single game I have a Noc jg he takes all the kills, gets super fed, then uses all that gold and power to contribute absolutely nothing towards actually winning the game. And the cherry on top is that these players think they did well because they have such nice looking stats. They almost exclusively use their ults to finish up low health targets instead of a gank that helps their team.

I teach this to my students too!
I value tempo > kills in almost every scenario. But there is no good immediate feedback loop you get from making this mistake.
You get the kill, you feel good, you get caught/die, and you're left feeling helpless.

Good video, thank you for explaining this in-depth!

“Now you have to figure out how you’re gonna carry these apes when the enemy Lucian is literally Thanos”

EVERY SINGLE JUNGLE GAME I PLAY HOLY HELL

Holy lord in the clouds above! Finally, finally an actual guide to helping new players like myself. None of this “be a challenger in 10 mins” bullshit, just genuine advice to learn!

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3:00 active windows lol

12:48 in low elo no midlaner will allow you to transition mid, 98% of them will spam-ping you and start throwing the game on purpose if you stay

One thing worth noting is that in low elo especially, Mistake 3 is not always your own fault. Many mid players have ego problems and refuse to give up their lane no matter what. This means that swapping there leaves open bot with a very real chance that your midlaner teleports or walks mid and then you are fucked

I actually just tried to implement this, going mid before minute 14 and sent my midlaner to botlane and the team snowballed so much that the enemy surrendered 19 minutes into the game  🤩 It's so amazing to have access to this content from proplayers and challenger coaches where one can learn something and it have an immediate result, thank you for making this content accessible to everyone ❤

Just had an autofilled swain bot game where I had a useless top, a j4 who wouldn't press his R button, and a 0/9 yasuo, but my thresh was fucking incredible. I knew I could've won that game with that thresh but I just didn't know how to 1v9. Watched the replay after watching this video and I made like every mistake you bring up. Glad you put it right in front of me so I can see what I did wrong and hopefully next time I get a thresh that good I can carry us to a win

I found this channel 2 days ago,  I subbed thinking this could help me climb. I've played since season 3 , finished gold 4 times, bronze twice and the rest silver. 4 hours till new season and Im gonna binge watch your videos until season opens, I want to beat my gold 2 record with the help of these videos.

Macro is way more important than being fed. I have been in games when either I or some lane on my team was ahead, but they have zero macro, so when 1-3 people die, they just back like idiots and don't push lane (I can understand if they are super low like less than 15% HP or if they have 2k gold left to buy stuff) or take objectives. And then there are times when I as the jungler will ping multiple times to take dragon when the bot lane is free (1 or 2 or both plus jungler is dead) but they don't listen to my pings and try pushing the bot tower instead (which is bad later on but good early on). And people just don't listen to pings generally. Probably a lot of that is because a lot of people play camera locked and not unlocked, which allows you to see a good chunk of the map and you are not guessing and estimating stuff.