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when you pause the game go to options and turn on stud multipliers and other red brick abilities to make the game easier, and to get more money.

for the red bricks you have to re-activate them each time you go into the game btw

go to basement of police station to use studs to buy characters and cars, also switch your robber character to rex fury you can open special crates with him. and if you go to options in the esc menu you can turn on red brick multipliers so you get more studs and abilities!!

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Are you going to try and 100% the game, or just finish the story?

I'll be honest, its interesting to Watch the gameplay and its story So you got another sub

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W game my favorite game ive ever played

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17:10, you had dash and flash, why dash back into him anyway. you can keep the chase going all the way back to more of your teammates. Even if no one comes to help, twitch wastes his time coming after you if you just keep running.

its cool to see u playing more aggressive and pushing ur limits.

w in early is good for reset kills, it slows the enemy. also if u put at least 1 point in ur e, your auto attacks do passive aoe damage on kill. (recommend max e first, strongest early damage)

how are you 66 days in without anyone cursing your family tree

i thought it was cool, but then you played yuumi you aren't learning shit with that champion

Your opponent doesn't deal "nine billion fucking damage" because he's "smurfcentral bro", but because he's got 5 kills within the first 3 minutes and thus he has a bunch of gold and thus items. Don't want to be damaged? Don't fight.

You keep stacking the same component item instead of completing items. Reason would suggest that complete items might potentially involve some disproportionate bonus compared to components... and indeed they do.

"Dude, how the fuck [did she rrot me once again]??" By the manner of you walking into the line of a skillshot she was going to miss. Self-criticism helps. That lux you keep accusing of smurfing keeps stupidly walking into your very telegraphed ground lightning attack for no reason. "Why is her turret so close? " by the properties of a square, a diagonal is shorter than two sides. Mid is the shortest lane by definition. "How can she hit me so close to my turret?" Because you're in front of your turret, with you being in range of both turret and lux but lux being only close enough to have you in her range, because you're closer than the turret. And you're standing there in front of a ranged, high damage mage without minions to block her blockable skillshot. You can dodge skillshots by right clicking off to the side.

Still accusing random people of smurfing for pressing their buttons when the abilities are off cooldown

You keep IMMEDIATELY clicking on the popup on the right with a monster's icon, as if to dismiss it, when that's supposed to be communication with your team. You're essentially sending false info without even being aware of what that info is. Think things through, don't have automatisms when it comes to things you're unfamiliar with.

- you keep trying to identify smurfs by their kda, which isn't reliable or useful at all. - cull is a starter item alternative to doran''s items and corrupting potion. Unless you have a precise plan in mind, you don't buy it in addition to another starter item. It's also (apparently) the nichest and weakest starter item. - cull has a unique passive. Unique passives don't stack. The point of cull is almost exclusively the passive, so nullifying the utility of the passive means almost nullifying the utility of the whole item.

- you can upgrade an ability with ctrl+q/w/e/r instead of clicking on the plus sign above. - the plus sign above is shinier and pulsating for the recommended next ability to rank up. Pick that one, for now - you can use alt+q/w/e/r to cast unit-targeted abilities on yourself, or cast circular-area-targeted abilities to be centered around yourself

The client, after the game, gave you the opportunity to get one champion for free in a choice of three, with the chance to see their abilities beforehand, but you just clicked on a random one of the three. Read what's on screen, think things through.

- "when I played lux I didn't root nobody" you did. You just didn't realise you were doing it because you didn't read the abilities, and you didn't take advantage of your range (you walked into melee range of your opponent even when they were doted and couldn't chase you)

- "how am I taking so much goddamn damage" by dying to them, which gives them gold and the ability to farm j disturbed for x amount of time, thus getting more gold and levels. You need to learn to be more passive when you have no shot of winning an all-in. Also, again, by placing your camera in such a way that they're not visible, and placing yourself within the camera on the edge closest to them, allowing them to hit you without giving yourself the opportunity to dodge. Be self-critical, it's always a good skill in life.

- you were last seen with 1 hp entering a bush, the enemy lux as expected entered the bush to check if you were still there, and you acted surprised, accused the enemy player of being "so fucking weird" and assumed that all lux players are smurfs. Not a healthy mindset to learn anything. - summoner spells aren't for being randomly used out of combat, they have seriously long cooldowns and thus should be used optimally, when they can radically change the outcome of an encounter.

- don't blame smurfing or matchmaking or team or op champions when you die. Ask yourself what you did that led to that. You're going to have a bad time otherwise. - not buying items puts you at a MASSIVE stat disadvantage. If you additionally run in 1v2, you're bound to fail. - being hit by a skillshot because you stood in front of minions doesn't mean that the enemy champion is "constantly rooting". Cooldowns exist, you're just not paying attention to them yet. - minions deal a lot of damage, especially early on. Running past the minion front to engage on enemies means drawing aggro from the entire enemy minion wave while the enemies at worst draw aggro from a couple of your minions

- your lanemate wasn't actually trying to say enemies missing, she was using the visual of the ping "?" to passive aggressively imply that you were doing something silly (probably in reference to you not buying items, but I'm not in her head). People do that a lot. - having two lanemates share minions means each of you will get less than half, because you'll sabotage each other's preparation and distract each other. The solution is for the one who isn't the "pew pew" guy to buy a support item, which grants an alternative source of gold, and not touch the minions (except to use the support item's passive). Haven't played in years and thus I don't know the name of the item but there's a search function in the shop and you can just search for "support". - mêlée minions take 45% of their HP for a turret shot. Caster minions take 70%. This means that, for most champions during laming phase, you can kill a melee minion under tower by letting it get close at full HP, take 2 turret shots, and then attacking it once to last hif; and you can kill a caster minion under turret by attacking it once before the turret attacks, letting it take 1 turret shot, and then attacking it once to last hit. - don't let your champion end up at the edge of camera field of view with enemies just past the edge, right next to you. For now, worry about this only for enemies that you know are there (like your lane opponent); in the future, keep track of where new enemies might potentially come from as a surprise. So, either keep the camera centered on you, or keep it slightly off center in such a way as to include enemies. - if no minions have yet come to lane, don't be surprised that no one is pushing you; pushing requires minions. - generally, the cheapest champions are amongst the easiest ones to understand, and they're the ones you're most likely to face at low levels so it'd be better for you to get to know them.

- a fed champion (one which has amassed gold, and therefore items, and exp) deals a lot more damage. This doesn't mean they're smurfing; I remember having games with a 40/20/60 kda before reaching lvl30. Avoid 1v1ing fed champions - avoid picking fights at a numbers disadvantage unless you know for sure that you are much stronger than them - you complained about how they rotated extremely quickly to ambush you, but you were at the walls of their base. That's a place that's reached extremely easily from spawn. - items that have a golden border are active and can be used by pressing the relative number on the horizontal number row of your keyboard. Items without that golden border are passive. -double clicking on an item in the shop will buy it just like pressing the buy button; the additional advantage is that double clicking the suggested starter sets (doran's item + potions) will actually give you the set, whereas in the last couple games you've single clicked, opened the set, and just bought the doran''s item, ignoring the potions. - single clicking advantage suggested item opens its shop page and shows its components. This way, you can buy components towards y I ur goal item instead of random components - your item on the 4 keying, the one that sits out to the side of your 6normal items, is called a "trinket". It's a free source of map vision things - if you pick the yellow one, which is the default that the game attributes to you if you don't pick anything, you can use it to leave wards on the ground which are invisible and grant vision. The red one sweeps around you for a few seconds, rendering the aforementioned wards temporarily visible and very nearsighted, as well as revealing the outline of champions that are, for any reason, out of vision but within the range of the sweeper. The blue one places a ward that is visible and has only 1 hp as opposed to 3, but has HUGE placement range, and in the first couple seconds after being placed reveals a much larger radius.

- there's a practice tool amongst the gamemode options. Try the champs out in there before you play them in a real match, because in a real match you won't have time to read the abilities - read the abilities - only constantly attack the minions if you have a specific reason to push the wave, not as a default behaviour.And if you have a specific reason to push, for example having just killed the enemy and wanting to shove the wave to their tower so you can go back to base as the wave bounces bac toward the center... you'll probably want to use your abilities too, to push quicker - space bar (by default) centers the cam on you - Y (by defsult) switches between locked and unlocked camera - S (by defsult) allows you to stop attacking and moving

Put these in a play list, UA-cam is incapable of suggesting the next one in order and putting the numerous at the end of the title (and not putting it in the thumbnail ) means we have to go back to your videos page between each episode

With lux, her wave clear ability is her E. It also need to be reactivated to deal damage, or it will only do it spontaneously after many seconds. She's one of very few champions that have a sub 1min base cooldown on her ultimate (except for all those champions that lack a true ultimate), so it is common to use it for wave clear when it deals enough damage

Basically: - last-hit minions and kill champions for gold - be within 2/3s ~ 3/4s of a screen (depending on resolution) from a minion''s death to get exp - be within 1/3 ~ 1/2 a screen to get gold from the death of a tower or, before 14min, the destruction of tower plating (towers have extra defenses in the early game but give you a bonus for taking out chunks of their health despite that defense) - damaging enemy champions, even unintentionally or indirectly, draws turret aggro - damaging enemy champions with an auto attack or a skill that "counts as an autoattack" (you can generally recognise them by the fact that they're autoattack resets) draws minion aggro - walking far from a minion drops its aggro - turrets will aggro the first unit in their range, and once they kill it they'll prioritise champion-summoned minions, then normal minion. - cannon minions tank turret for a long while - skills and attacks can have a windup and then a performing animation before they actually deal damage; the latter can only be interrupted by death, the former by any hard crowd control (disable, stun, airborne, interrupt) and relevant soft cc (silence for skills lnly) - in lane, respect the champions that are strong early by sacrificing some last hitting in favour of staying in a safe position; bully champs that are strong late so they don't reach their power spike before the game is over (though some lategame champions have a couple strong moments in early game, like kayle which has a strong lvl1) - always build armor penetration (lethality) on champions that deal physical damage in the late game, while only build magic penetration in the late game on champions th a t deal magic damage if you need to target the enemy's tankier team members or if the squishiest are building magic resist, because everyone get armor-oer-level but ranged squishies don't get magic resist per level - sharing experience means each person gets less of it, which is why the duo bottom lane (botlane) includes a support and a champion which cares about gold more than lvl (generally adc, ie attack damage carry, because less exp= less lvl = less good skills, but if you're getting a lot of gold and buying items you can still get strong autoattacks) - the duo goes bottom because, while the map is fairly symmetrical and has neutral objectives on both sides, the big important neutral objective of top, baron nashor, spawns at 20 minutes, whereas bottom gets dragon spawns much earlier. Now, these days there's earlier minor objectives in the top pit too, but it hasn't been enough to stop the habit of putting the duo in the bottom lane

Poor you, LoL''s tutorial is known for being uniquely awful.

Why do you play quick games and not normal? The most popular mode is normal, where you can play against good opponents, not just beginners

hey bro so when u play support the starting item that u buy is super important to know about if u look at the bottom of ur screen, above where u see ur abilities, u will see a bunch of small square icons some of them with numbers. the icon all the way to the left which is the golden piece of paper looking thing is ur support item. u will always see a number 0-3 on the icon. if u hit a minion when its lower than like 50% hp then it will execute the minion and give u and ur teammate gold. u are supposed to continuously do this throughout the lane phase to help u get a lot of extra gold and u can buy items faster. make sure u always save an execute stack for when theres a canon minion since they give extra gold. just hover over the support item and read the whole thing i probably messed up the explanation lol

idk how i got here but heres some educative nerd yapping that nobody asked for LOL: when playing characters with ranged basic attacks (exception being the character Senna from the top of my head and technically Kalista since her passive is this tech but on steroids) you can make your character move right after they launch a basic attack since there's a small time interval where you cannot launch another basic attack (its what the attack speed stat represents, so a .75 attack speed stat means you have about 1/.75 = 1.33 seconds to do something before your next basic attack is off cooldown) do it repeatedly and you become much more mobile while still attacking the same amount of times as when you do it standing still, allowing you to either: A) Be in range for the next basic attack if you are chasing someone B) Dodge an enemy projectile spell/skillshot that you would have been hit by if you stood still C) Maintain distance from an enemy while still damaging them with attacks D) Cancel a basic attack by moving before the attack windup finishes when you realize your next basic won't kill a minion and need to wait so your own minions can't steal the kill E) Feel like ur doing something productive when all you have been doing is farming minions iirc this is called orb-walking/attack moving and at super high speeds its called space gliding you can also just use abilties right after a basic attack, this is the most commonly-seen form of animation canceling in league, like how miss fortune can use her Q right after her basic for a burst of dmg or ashe with her W for a guaranteed hit with the basic's slow its a lot easier if you start using the "Attack Move Click" keybind in the settings combined with "Target Champions Only" toggle/hold (can be set to either) keybind, which makes your character automatically move to attack the closest unit to your cursor when you press Attack Move Click (also means you dont have to precisely click on the enemy to attack them) Target Champions Only makes sure you won't accidentally attack a mob or a jungle plant (fyi this also disables the ability to interact with ally/map objects like the hextech gate and Thresh's lantern as those are also classified as non-champion units) good luck! learning to get better at league can be fun, actually playing it tho...

just to respond to your desc: Bro no thats on none of our minds, we as leagueplayers would rather ask you something else: Why do you want to learn & play the most toxic, mental health hazard of a game on the planet? Also: Good luck with your channel, keep at it and dont shy away from new ideas! :D

Phntzy, I really like your videos, let's be friends!

Hey man, congrats. I'm addicted to this game and trying to stop to play it, but there a couple of improvments you could do. I suggest you stop playing with the fixed camera

Malphite was a bot

11:37 The other Volibear was starting to do more damage than you because you forgot to buy an item after your last kill. Plus he had Sheen earlier than you which added a lot of extra damage to his attacks. At the end, he had a ton of armor items, so he was taking less damage meanwhile doing a lot of damage with his ice gauntlet (which carries over Sheen's spell-blade ability). Iceborne Gauntlet (and tanks in general) can be busted like that. The only counter play is to just avoid fighting him and focus on farming minions and other enemy champs. Once he got that tanky, the only way to kill him (assuming no smurfs are in the game) is to wait for your ADC with armor-penetration to assist you. I love your content. It is fun watching you learn and get better at the game. Keep it up!

Shaco and Le Blanc are not beginner level champs, but they played like hard stuck bronze-4 players who are smurfing on noobs

You can never get a break from smurfs, but it seemed like you were really having fun this game overall. This is a fun series.