Tip for CSing that really helped me, because I struggled just like you - you can attack the wave with your abilities to harass the enemy, but, when the minion is past 3/4 health, do not continuesly touch it. Wait for your minions to wittle it down just before it dies so you can get the last hit. Go into a custom game or practice tool with only your starting item (no items past that) and do not ever touch the wave and only last hit without any abilities, that will get you into the rythmn better and make you realize just how much health the minion needs to be so you can last hit perfectly. The melee minions have more health and need more attacks, meanwhile the caster minions are more fragile. If it's safe, i like to wittle down the caster minions myself (since they're often out of reach from your own minions) and get last hits on those first with last hitting melee minions inbetween when needed And, in midgame, you can literally oneshot the caster minions with your Q (your Q needs to hit twice to onseshot) 15:03 so if you angle it correctly, you can just oneshot the casters for free. Also, don't beat yourself up for missing minions, it's okay. Just do your best and you'll get better with time! 17:35 no it's not your fault. If you had stayed, Amumu and Lissandra would've melted the tower regardless with the Herald and would've probably killed you (depends on if the Fiddle would've joined the fight and if the fight would've been successful or a fail), which would've resulted in you giving a shutdown to enemy team (bonus gold) and, if the Fiddle would've died also, would've given a double kill; assumed of course the fight would be a fail. Which would mean they would've gotten bonus kill gold and tower gold. Instead, they only got a turret and you got new items If you are against tanks (like Amumu), you can buy Liandry's Torment, it's an anti-tank item designed to apply burn to characters. Another good tip is the numbers rule. You want to be in fair fights when possible. Avoid fights where you're in a number disadvantage (3v2, 5v3, 5v1). If teammates are close, ping for assistance. If they aren't, don't go all in. If your teammates are entering a number disadvantae fight, ping them back (but you cannot control what they do. If they go for it and die, as frustrating as that is, it's not your fault) You CAN win in a number disadvantage like a 2v1 or a 3v1, however, it can be risky. At 36:05 you got questionmark spam pinged because you backed when it was safe to siege (the entire enemy team but one person was dead and therefore they cannot defend their base 4v1) and your team had Baron buff which destroys structures faster. Then, as the enemy team respawned, a teamfight broke out which you weren't there for since you recalled; which could've been game ending if the Fiddlestick hadn't carried the fight. Especially since Toplane, Botlane and Support all had a bad game and lost their lanes; Jungle and you were the only ones that were doing well. Which means, Fiddle was the only win condition there - If he hadn't won the teamfight, the game would've been over Regardless, you did very well this game
Thank you so much for this breakdown of the match! Now I see that indeed, I do tend to back out when my team can still push, which is a bad habit of mine that I built when starting out the game - being a coward lmao. Regarding minions, I'll defo try training to last hit minions in practice matches. Thx again for taking your time to write such good advice every time!
@@Alkraas top tier breakdown, easy to digest for a new player...while on the subject of minion waves, i'd like to thrown in that Mid lane require the first wave and one melee minion from the second wave to reach level 2(7 minions total) For level 3, they require two waves and two melee minions from the third wave, (14 minions total.) Try to keep this in mind while you practice CS coz in a lot of matchups, that lvl2 and lvl3 spike is all you need to snowball a lead e.g if you get lvl2 before your enemy as ahri, you now have charm and q whereas the enemy only has 1 ability, this means you can walk into thwir range to bait that ability then use charm+Q,you will also deal more damage since they are lvl1 and you are lvl2. Also, when you use Q to CS the minion wave, a simple trick is to wait for the enemy to walk up and last hit a minion, all you have to do is cast Q while theyre stuck in the attack animation, that way you get a free attack in (since they cant move during attack animation),and also kill minions while all they do is kill one minion, Futhering your lead... especially when they go for your cannon minion.
@@RobertoMilos theres no way to buy mastery, only way is by playing the champion...you can buy or earn free eternal sets, but those arent related to mastery, they just show champ achievements
Very interesting video as always ❤
yaaay...another Roberto on the Mic video...been a while buddy.
Yeeee! Roberto is back on the mic! XD
Tip for CSing that really helped me, because I struggled just like you - you can attack the wave with your abilities to harass the enemy, but, when the minion is past 3/4 health, do not continuesly touch it. Wait for your minions to wittle it down just before it dies so you can get the last hit. Go into a custom game or practice tool with only your starting item (no items past that) and do not ever touch the wave and only last hit without any abilities, that will get you into the rythmn better and make you realize just how much health the minion needs to be so you can last hit perfectly. The melee minions have more health and need more attacks, meanwhile the caster minions are more fragile. If it's safe, i like to wittle down the caster minions myself (since they're often out of reach from your own minions) and get last hits on those first with last hitting melee minions inbetween when needed
And, in midgame, you can literally oneshot the caster minions with your Q (your Q needs to hit twice to onseshot) 15:03 so if you angle it correctly, you can just oneshot the casters for free. Also, don't beat yourself up for missing minions, it's okay. Just do your best and you'll get better with time!
17:35 no it's not your fault. If you had stayed, Amumu and Lissandra would've melted the tower regardless with the Herald and would've probably killed you (depends on if the Fiddle would've joined the fight and if the fight would've been successful or a fail), which would've resulted in you giving a shutdown to enemy team (bonus gold) and, if the Fiddle would've died also, would've given a double kill; assumed of course the fight would be a fail. Which would mean they would've gotten bonus kill gold and tower gold. Instead, they only got a turret and you got new items
If you are against tanks (like Amumu), you can buy Liandry's Torment, it's an anti-tank item designed to apply burn to characters.
Another good tip is the numbers rule. You want to be in fair fights when possible. Avoid fights where you're in a number disadvantage (3v2, 5v3, 5v1). If teammates are close, ping for assistance. If they aren't, don't go all in. If your teammates are entering a number disadvantae fight, ping them back (but you cannot control what they do. If they go for it and die, as frustrating as that is, it's not your fault) You CAN win in a number disadvantage like a 2v1 or a 3v1, however, it can be risky.
At 36:05 you got questionmark spam pinged because you backed when it was safe to siege (the entire enemy team but one person was dead and therefore they cannot defend their base 4v1) and your team had Baron buff which destroys structures faster. Then, as the enemy team respawned, a teamfight broke out which you weren't there for since you recalled; which could've been game ending if the Fiddlestick hadn't carried the fight. Especially since Toplane, Botlane and Support all had a bad game and lost their lanes; Jungle and you were the only ones that were doing well. Which means, Fiddle was the only win condition there - If he hadn't won the teamfight, the game would've been over
Regardless, you did very well this game
Thank you so much for this breakdown of the match! Now I see that indeed, I do tend to back out when my team can still push, which is a bad habit of mine that I built when starting out the game - being a coward lmao.
Regarding minions, I'll defo try training to last hit minions in practice matches.
Thx again for taking your time to write such good advice every time!
@@Alkraas top tier breakdown, easy to digest for a new player...while on the subject of minion waves, i'd like to thrown in that Mid lane require the first wave and one melee minion from the second wave to reach level 2(7 minions total)
For level 3, they require two waves and two melee minions from the third wave, (14 minions total.)
Try to keep this in mind while you practice CS coz in a lot of matchups, that lvl2 and lvl3 spike is all you need to snowball a lead e.g if you get lvl2 before your enemy as ahri, you now have charm and q whereas the enemy only has 1 ability, this means you can walk into thwir range to bait that ability then use charm+Q,you will also deal more damage since they are lvl1 and you are lvl2.
Also, when you use Q to CS the minion wave, a simple trick is to wait for the enemy to walk up and last hit a minion, all you have to do is cast Q while theyre stuck in the attack animation, that way you get a free attack in (since they cant move during attack animation),and also kill minions while all they do is kill one minion, Futhering your lead... especially when they go for your cannon minion.
also that fiddlesticks is a first time fiddlesticks since he has no mastery on that fiddle
I was thinking he just didn't buy the mastery thingy.
@@RobertoMilos theres no way to buy mastery, only way is by playing the champion...you can buy or earn free eternal sets, but those arent related to mastery, they just show champ achievements
@@jmgapa Wow, so they changed it. I remember I had to buy my mastery for Ahri, the first one costing blue essence and the 2nd was RP.