The ONE THING that SMURFS do for INSANE WIN RATES - League of Legends
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Thx for recommending garen mid a while back for low ELO I have 74% wr with it after 30 games, and when I have a toplaner that goes hullbreaker along with me it's almost always a free win late game.
you‘re advertising with +5 divisions while using your program. Meanwhile your statistics proof, that a mid diamond player might rank up 1 single division while using your program, but the same advertisement is still literally right next to it xd nice one
@@junuka7362 because a diamond player has basically all the rules and mechanics to climb. All they need is mental and better micro game. The website says it clear.
"just push"
smallprint: and dont die to ganks
seriously though, it's just as important what you do after pushing. recall, roam, ward or clear wards AND BE BACK IN TIME TO NOT LOSE MINIONS! That last part is SO important. I always see laners push and roam, but by the time they come back the enemy laner has pushed in 3 waves and took 12 plates.
@John Bane Far from the truth. I've seen many games where one team keeps getting kills but doesn't know how to convert those kills into a win. Then the other team eventually wins a key team fight or two and steals the win
Honestly I don't understand how this isn't the most basic idea. You win by destroying bases so pushing lanes should always be top priority. Everything else is secondary.
Yet somehow trying to push is also the easiest way to get screamed at and reported (which is slander and assault) for "feeding".
12 plates lol. But truth
you covered the most important part (for me) in only one sentence. "avoid getting ganked". thats the hardest part i think, especially cus I prefere to play immobile mages
Vision your best friend, even better than your jungler losing 100g isn't even that bad, because when you die you could lose 500g
Fucking veigar main
Throughout my 10 years of playing League, I played every single role except jungle.
Trying out jungle, and getting a grasp on jungle camp timing, was a huge eye opener in that it helped me learn how to roughly track the enemy jungler (even without vision), rather than them just showing up randomly.
Biggest tips I have for that is tracking, saving self peel ability when extended up, and leaning.
Tracking will help the most. Let’s say it’s Master Yi. At the start of the game, enemy bot lane is late to lane. This means Yi is starting botside. Yi likes to 5-6 clear camps. Using your jungler to estimate what number camp Yi will be on helps. Your jungler is on his third camp and is level 3, you can expect Yi to be so as well. If he is doing a full clear, he is botside. By leaning topside, he’ll be less incentivized to gank you and you can run into top river or up top side path if you’re really pushed up if he does. If he did a five clear, he’d be on wolves, though. This means, you’re a little close to him. No problem. As your jungler paths to his fourth camp, look at your bot. Determine if it is gankable by Yi. First, you should be looking in champ select to see their lanes and jungler. Is it likely bot or top will trade a lot? Which laner is dominant in the matchup? Who has cc? Who has good followup damage. All of these lean towards a jungler ganking. Junglers like lanes trading, lanes that will get ahead with a lead due to matchup, and cc (if they are high damage) or good follow up (if they are cc). Since Yi is high damage, he wants cc. If your bot lane is in threat of a gank, then it means Yi is likely to go there after three camps if it looks worth it to him. So, he’ll be near bot river. This is why we lean topside. HOWEVER, if he did a 5 camp, he is on wolves, too far away from bot and looks for the next best thing. Are you a little low? Does your laner have cc? If so, you are in gank threat. Since you don’t know how he started, and are in threat of either side I recommend a ward now. Ward the lane brush topside and lean topside. Since being near bot is more likely, we’ll assume that but use the ward to prepare ourselves. However, if you have a good form of peel, are healthy, and your laner can’t setup up cc for a gank, you are free to stay in the middle and just run to the opposite river if he comes, using your self peel to help escape. Once he shows, by either ganking a lane or meeting the jungler. You’ll be able to see his cs. By counting cs (I recommend learning) you can tell what clear he did for sure. Now, you now what camps will be up for the next rotation. Using this, you can determine again where he is likely to be using this and the state of each lane. You’ve now avoid the most crucial ganks and gained an early lead by pushing up this whole time. After you first back, you’ll have items, control ward, and you’ll be 6. Utilizing a control ward to guard your preferred side to gank, and a deep ward in their jungle timed by the buffs (since buffs are quickly gotten by the jungler on spawn) when you know they are on the other side that you aren’t leaning. Ward when you know the buff is coming up. If you don’t know, and the buff you’re trying to track is the buff he started on can use your jungler’s starting buff timer to estimate assuming he has done it every time it’s up. Either way, ward in a good location and watch. Where he paths after the buff tells you what side to be careful of him. If he goes out of sight near the river, lean to the opposite river. If he goes to the other side of the map, lean towards your vision. You can also, hover towards your control ward in between waves to discourage any ganks. This doubles as pressure towards your good side of the map, being closer to roam, being near for river fights on that side, and to stop any ganks with counter ganks if they path over your vision towards that lane.
I know that was a lot of stuff and I know it’s hard to learn, believe me it took me a long time to get used to. But this will really unlock your ability to pressure and feel safe doing it. No ganks in your lane is a huge way to gain and keep an advantage and possibly waste the jungler’s time leaving your lanes unpressured if they try to get you.
Play Jungle and focus on learning Jungle tracking. Makes it super easy to not get ganked as well as not get murdered when placing vision in lanes. There are plenty of videos teaching you how to count cs and know what camps they are likely to do. Very useful skill
The comment about consistency and viewership is spot on. When I was trying to get out of Silver years back I watched SRO religiously and he always, then and now, explained the same concepts over and over; from wave management to the champion mechanics of a champion he literally had just used four times in the last six videos.
That was a powerful thing, because I actually found myself thinking about his actions in those videos while I was in lane. I would, literally, imagine him talking about the wave and look at my own and think, "Oh shit this is a freeze!" That got me into Gold and stayed their consistently since.
I started to narrow down my champion pool based on my playstyle strengths and weaknesses and started watching a one-trick on that champion, how they handle match ups and macro, and that got me to Plat.
Consistency, especially from the source of your learning, is king.
You went to SRO of all people for advice? That guy is awful as a person and a player.
@@GigaLigma Matter of perspective. Every video I watched was educational and I got to Gold and have stayed there ever since. Perhaps his streaming personality is different, but his UA-cam videos were very informative and still are.
@@karsonkammerzell6955 If you think it's a matter of perspective, you must not be very well informed, so I'm going to do you a solid and explain the side of this guy that you've missed by only watching his UA-cam videos. Before that though, just know that getting to gold off someone's advice isn't really impressive relative to the advice-giver, and I don't say that as an insult to you. I'm sure you could have gotten there without whatever insignificant, beginner-tailored advice you got from him.
Now about Solo Renekton Only: he's not a very good player (at least relative to those who typically give advice), he does almost nothing but smurf and wreck players at VERY low elo, and he's a gigantic douchebag to boot. It's to the point that he basically makes a living off bullying people and targets total beginners to give "advice" to. You won't see much if any obvious examples of it on his UA-cam channel because it's cherry-picked and often completely scripted content that he designs to make himself look good. A lot of content creators do this, but he's one of the worst offenders by far.
You don't need that guy's help and if you got to gold, it's due to your own hard work and advice you could have gotten from literally anyone above silver, I promise you. Also, if he were actually a good teacher who was slinging good advice, you most likely would have climbed to at LEAST platinum. If you seek advice from someone who is actually good at the game, you will climb much more since you're clearly not bad at it on your own.
You got to gold on your own. Don't give a gigantic douchebag underserved credit for it, and certainly don't go around praising him. He doesn't need or deserve that attention.
Thank you for the incredible tip, now whenever I miss a skillshot I can say "I only missed because its low elo, I would land it on a high elo opponent" ;D
I don’t know how I never noticed that standing and the side of the wave their tower is on puts them further from their tower so easy to do and they won’t even realize you’re doing it most of he time
Yea something simple but so effective. It blew my mind as well
"I missed all my charms because it's low elo"
Cope harder buddy
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@@TheDuskyHawk its your fault for making racist comments
@@3twibles4sweetrevenge you must be the funny one at home when you're home alone
Actually, it is very interesting that you point this out as one time I was laning the best mid laner in my country in a tournament and I noticed he perma pushed on me, turning a match up I thought was easy into a nightmare. He poked me for every Cs I tried to take under turret and when he didn't he was roaming impacting the whole map.
2:05 I don't understand this statement. If the most high elo players are predictable, then wouldn't you fair better by acting differently than what most high elo players will do? Shouldn't the high elo players then mix it up so that they are harder to hit than low elo players?
Low elo players are inevitably going to be less capable at dodging, so it doesn't make any sense to me to say that it's harder to hit them than better players.
We cannot, as humans, do things randomly, because of that the higher you climb you start to see patterns on people movement, since most of the time you have to be able to play on your opponent next move instead of their current it is essentially easier to land skillshots on them because they are thinking about dodging the skillshot. Instead low elo players most of the time arent even aware of skillshots thus making them harder to hit because their movement is truly unpredictable.
In the video you can clearly see zeri walking straight down, a high elo player will know by ahri positioning she's going for a charm, here the best bet is going either left or up to dodge. usually you learn to throw skillshot to where the opponent is waking to so right and down are the highest chances to land charm. By knowing this you can safely predict that zeri will walk up to dodge ahri's charm.
@@elizabethelune773 " Instead low elo players most of the time arent even aware of skillshots"
Doesn't this just mean you assume they won't dodge until they demonstrate a capacity for doing it? You just described that the most likely place they are going to move is down and to the right, and therefore a high elo player would move up or left to dodge. But since this isn't a high elo player, they aren't going to be thinking of doing the opposite of "the most likely place they will move", so don't you then just throw your ability at "the most likely place they will move?"
In this example, if he had just thrown the ability down and to the right what you described as the most likely place they will move, he would have landed the ability.
@@clovermite yes, but its a matter of what you are used to do, most of the time there are things you do automatically without thinking it much. So there are instances where you "Missplay" even if it would have been the correct thing to do. This is less about the logic but about how you play in different scenarios.
Here since the commentary is after the game, he points it out but during the game he threw the charm to were a equal skilled played would most likely go, since he probably was thinking about the lane state instead of landing the charm(since he already assumed he would land it).
It's a hard thing to understand, but it is how it is. Of course after a bit of adaptation you can land every skillshot you throw at them.
@@elizabethelune773 Sure, I understand that, but then that's not a matter of skillshots being "harder to land in low elo", it's more a matter of him not having practiced enough to adapt between Elos.
Because as you just explained, it's literally not harder, it's just he's trained himself to expect one set of behaviors while playing against people who act different from those instincts.
@@clovermite THEY DELETED MY COMMENT !!
Warning: Having a minion advantage is only helpful if you need a fighting advantage.
If you know you are weaker you should freeze in front of tower to not get engaged.
If you know you are stronger you should also freeze in front of tower and punish him if he tries to last hit (like he did with zeri).
Staying permanently at the enemy tower is risky because of the jungler. If you get caught by an Amumu q you can loose the lane very quickly.
Edit: Against ranged top laners as meelee its also often good to freeze in front of your tower so you can engage your opponent and not just get poked down
Edit2: Because normally in the first 2-3 levels you have equal strengh you start pushing to get the minion advantage. It will also help you reach level 2 + 3 earlier and there you can also try getting the early kill or good trade (especially in low elo).
But it can change with poke, ganks, kills, jungler position, how much the enemy is pushing... pretty much everything that can give you an advantage or disatvantage
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It's not always works u cant always track the jng if u push the lane against jng like rammus , nunu , zac and many more u would be killed easily or against some mid laners like veiger u get in the cage and easy gank for jng or sup
I would love an April fools video with that opening but instead "One thing I do in every single game, I win it. If you look here I'm in a game in Gold 4, and I win the game, then here in Silver 2, I win the game. That's all you really need to climb, just win every game"
would you do this on melee champs?
and avoid ganks
the last part of these guides is so important
ok but what do i do if i play on characters with bad push potential like leblanc?
But my question is : as ur pushing to get lane tempo wouldn't that make you vulnerable to ennemy jungler ? How can you avoid being killed when the jungler eventually come ? I suppose it's ward and jungle tracking but it would be nice if u can add this in ur next video
I think it has to do with junglers having to take time to gank. In that time you excert this pressure. Then, before they come, you back. In low elo they won't go for a lvl 2 gank also.
jungle tracking is a huge thing that takes a long time to become no-think knowledge and is one of the big differences between d4 and challenger
@@supergamer8030 I got ganked by lvl 2 Evelyn and Lillia in silver.
@@supergamer8030 I'm low elo and specialize in cheese level 2. LOL
@@supergamer8030 btw 30%+ of players in silver are smurfs.
How do you advise to be able to avoid ganks when pushing that much ?
Jg tracking
wards. they are not a new feature. and looking at the map. Basically just using your free to use eyes lmao
@@davidnguyen2474 and if you know the enemy is at your right side, go as left as possible in the lane
Thats the funny part,you don´t
@@bossedtheory Na, you depend 90% on your team if they are bad what will you do with 4 or 5 defending all the time? Nothing
yeah i cover most of the stuff u say in my lane and i have early game 3/0 lead with 10cs/min enemy at 5/cs per min , 2lvl advantage , i have ~120 games this season but still last 30 games hardstuck p3 , but u know why because this a team game u dont 1v5 anymore like s7 and u can't guide your team when they are feeding 👉 they are losing control+raging ppl
Only challengers can smurf like that in platinum
answer: pings \o/
Bro, I don't think landing or micro are your problem. It's macro and how to play the mid and late game. Currently I'm learning how to play the mid and late and all I can say is that you have to play to the team to win. If it looks like a fight is about to happen dont be scared to group up even if you lose some cs cuz a won teamfight will give you over 1000g across the team
exaaactly ... there is no 1 vs 5 in this game , even a high elo player will lose if the 4 players with him losing ... you need 2 players to carry, and sometimes 2 are not enough too
@@differentomar9125 and if 4 enemy players are losing you'll win, those things cancel out because, spoiler, enemy team playing badly is exactly as likely as your team playing badly, in the long run, all that matters is your individual performance, and you should stop making excuses, that'll prevent you from improving
@@geli95us i don't like arguing on internet, if you play on euw add me, i will troll and show me how you will win
you lost the ahri game, no obj no vision no control wards
you got carried in the aurelion sol game, by your top/tryndamere
Damn so salty. Too bad he is challenger and you a crybaby.
I dunno. When I push I get ganked at 3 min when the wave is still near the enemy tower but not crashed (like in the Ahri game). In both of these vods enemy mid had 0 cc and jungle is afk. My games are all hecas and lee's that close the gap immedietly
Jungler tracking is an important ability to become a good laner
8:11 two trinket :)
This guy needs to watch their newest video where they say that you shouldn't go E second on Ahri, but W instead!
Why do you not admit they actually use broken champs with gimmicks (or can easily 1v3-1v5) that new players can't counter easily as well. Almost Always use either lux, yi, Samira, Jax teemo, garen, Darius, pyke, yasuo, yone, tryndamere, mundo, viego. Or tower divers.
Can you do a similar video for adc? Seems mid is easier to take control than trying to carry the team as an adc.
biggest thing for bot is push lane to get level 2 first then try for an all in on the enemy with your support before they hit level 2, you can look this up a lot of high elo players will tell you this.
@@Zertryx yeah that’s something I’m working on now, just watched a video by Corejj on trading safely with your support, but I’m at 1230 mmr, and most people even when I ping my level don’t help me trade, or they don’t know HOW to trade SAFELY. I think I need to increase my mmr before I start playing with people who realize hitting level 2 first is a huge deal.
I’d also say for u to watch some Gumayusi replays… sometimes he goes 1/6 on lane phase cause enemy team keeps ganking him, then he literally just farms everything he sees in front of him and somehow still carries the game
*always get push*
me, as a fizz player 😑
Will pushing work in the top lane?
Yesterday I lost 6 ranked because I tried to us eyorick and just push, guess what? Bot 0|20 at min 7 in the 6 games, jungle 0`8 , 5 players on me all the time, this shit is 70% luck 30% skill
Honestly u throw my Lux/Thresh into low elo i will be unable to hit any single spell because people don't even bother dodging spells and i don't understand that
How do we know if a champ is a poke champ?
Does this apply on toplane as well?
As a jungler, i want to be able to gank mid too. Perma-pushing midlaners are annoying.
you shouldnt worry about ganking mid if s/he has the priority in lane
you can use the mid laner priority in lane to fight for crab/invade/dive the laner/have more roaming power to side lanes
mid lane is always about pushing unless you are freezing to punish and you dont do that much in mid lane too
do you have any smurf vids with malzahar?
I love to see attention brought to my favourite space dogy.
This guy is not even challenger.... he's diamond peaker lol
same for melee champs?
Thanks for the vid!
Hi skill capped can u do a katarina guide?
me an akali player: pushing?
like wave clear???!
woah
Is this also relevant for a top laner who can’t really escape gamk so easily?
4:49 δεν το έδωσε ο red dragon το green light
I am kind of confused why E was taken before W when W will result in better trades and is better for leveling up. For Ahri
I just want to get out of loser queue. I have a gold account with 60% wr and another account STUCK in silver 4 because my is ALWAYS inting.
I climbed with only blitzcrank support and brand.. for real stop making excuses plat is insanely easy to reach. I literally have 0 macro because is not needed is low elo.
8:06 what if yi would have ganked u from bot side? U dont have vision on either site u just got lucky
Jungle tracking, if Yi started bot side (you can tell because thier bot lane will show up late to lane) then you know that around level 2 and 3 he will be at his top camps and trying to get scuttle then prob go for a gank on mid or top. If yi had started top side then you will know around level 2-3 he will be bot looking for mid or bot gank. you can use your own jungler to get an estimate on where the enemy jungler is as well
You tell us to push, but you don't tell us what to do before push, such as ... you know what, the ward
Would you do that even on toplane ?
For anyone asking why he started Q, this is before the rework.
why not start q even after rework lol
@@dragoank2499 cause W cost 25 mana now, and deals more damage.
It was even common before to start W if you wanted to focus on trading rather than wave control, so now after the rework its a dead given that you start W.
Start W into melee match ups start Q into range
@@vrmax1919 not anymore. W always
@@saser11 well everybody has thier own thing But after 2 W nerfs its great early vs melee
I love mcbaze excuses for missing a skillshot xD
Me who won 168 and lost 167 🙄
Click bait title. Just trying to constantly push isn't going to give "insane winrates." Blindly pushing every time means you can miss backing times if you aren't able to get the kill, if the opponent is trying to push just as hard as you are, or if you're a melee vs ranged matchup.
Skill capped talks all the time about the "cheater recall", so it's a bit mind boggling that the video doesn't address any of the nuances on when hared pushing might not be the optimal play. The video is less than ten minutes long, so it's not like you need to cut that content to prevent the video from going too long. You could add just a thirty second to a minute blurb mentioning those caveats and recommending the other videos for more details on them.
Aaaand again grab the popcorn we are camping here.! LETS DO THIS.!
Hey, i think you are doing this not very optimally harrasment with w this patch is insane and Q costs a lot of mana try it out
Pretty sure this VOD is from before the Ahri changes. You can see it when looking at the passive stacks when he uses Q.
But yeah, new Ahri W is really strong.
2:00 bullshit
but im adc with inting supports. T_T
Highly doubtful. ADCs usually have diva ego.
"I couldn't hit my charm because it is low elo"
Copium
can we get a smurf ur mmr the real thing?
But seriously though, why is it such an advantage to push? You just open yourself to ganks. What's the point?
YOU CAN'T HANDLE CRITICISM AS A ''CHALLENGER SMURF'' ?
if you are winning mid sooooo hard by kills experience plates and everything ..... and your jungler is 0/7 top 2/8 bot 0/3, 0/5 , no drakes no herld ...... how u suppose to win !!!!!
For those who are curious why hitting high elo opponents is easier - because their movements tend to be logical and meaningful, whilst low elo opponents movements are pretty much random.
OMG I LOVE MCBAZE MY FUCKING GUYYY!
5:20 massive lead = 3 minions more xD
and 400hp...
@@captneisbein122 he got carried that game, they deleted my comment exposing his account, but if you go to op.gg, you can see the games he played on his account.
So, because I briefly showed how/why you lost the game on ahri, told you that with the aurelion sol game you got carried and gave arguments, instead of replying to my comment and telling me it's ''''wrong'''' because it's not wrong, you just delete the comment?
whoever following u will hard stuck more than before
This is painfully misinformative compared to other guides on this channel. "Just push" is terrible advice, while you have other videos explaining pushing and pulling the wave in regards to the lane matchup, jungler positioning, item spikes, cannon recalls, etc.
Nah there was no skill, you just played Ahri for the free win
abusing people below their skill level?
You just make vidoes saying the same thing over and over again .
Best thing to do when u smurf: DuoQ
This channel is a meme, literally the: mhh yes the floor here is made out of floor
If you aren't at least grandmaster I guarantee you there's something in this guides you aren't doing.
The channel is great for me, especially when they talk about mechanics of laning. I am a Jungler so do not play mid ever.
Showing how a Challenger player stomps a Gold player does nothing to help me get Grandmaster. It just shows me how to beat bad players
@@broadleafrain44 yes exactly, because the main demographic they're trying to teach is bronze-plat
yes and the derivative of a graph illustrates the instantaneous slope of a point based on the x value
Not gonna lie, as a top lane melee player a lot of these examples such as your ahri vs zeri are quite uninteresting. I don't see why even a silver player who knew their champ well wouldn't play the lane just as well as you. Ranged vs ranged matchups are riskless if you are smart from my perspective.
you keep deleting my comment that exposes you..
LMAO YOU SERIOUSLY DELETED MY COMMENT??
what kind of fake youtube channel is this?
Pls speak more slowly. Are you in a hurry
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