You know, you say that but they literally give you all the knowledge and ability to do what they do. Using skillcapped I've actually ranked up to Plat 1 93 LP. Right near diamond. Their guides truly work so long as you ACTUALLY follow them.
@@Powerlip11 i havent climbed THAT high by any means but following a lot of what ive learned from their videos my games are definitely wayyy easier and ive been abke to turn losing games around into absolutely dominating wins
@@alexrenxa7700 admittedly, it's not THAT impressive when I was already Plat 4, gold 1 elo. But their guides fixed my main problems. The one they had yesterday "why good players are stuck" opened my eyes to my biggest issue. I've already won 2 more games (back in Plat 3 because of a REALLY bad tilt day ;-;)
@@Powerlip11 I was commenting on the title, which claims ANYONE can get Diamond in 30 days, while they 'prove' it by using a challenger in another role. I am not saying these videos are not incredibly useful for getting diamond, it's just that this title is (as usual on YT these days) entirely clickbait.
I'm glad you talked about limit testing. Something I realized that helped me break out of my multiple season plateau was that I started playing too safe because I was unhappy with my KDA and thought my bad scores were losing me games. When I stopped limit testing in matchups I didn't know really well I lost a lot of confidence in my play. I think playing confidently is one of the most important aspects of performing well, maybe as important as actual mechanical skill.
Yes, limit testing is the most important thing to do, especially if you have under 50 games with a champ or if you play him rarely. Streamers started talking about how important are cs,not dying, wave control back in s2 or s3... This reuslted in 80 percent of the player base playing extremely passive. Season 1-2 players had so much more experience fighting that in season 5 you literally had to evaluate if you teammates were s1 or s3 and based on that to regulate your agressiveness. 5 "generations" of players grew up as passive players and it probably took them 5 years to break that habbit. There is no shortcut to fighting skills - you just beed to spend 500 gamesbplaying like a monkey in order to develop "fighting intuition" since most players cannot act consciously during fogths that require milliseconds of reaction time. This problem only becomes worse with every new chanpion. We are in desperate need of tooltips that show every champ's abilities description during game cus it becomes harder and harder for new players to learn, remember, evaluate them with that many champions.
it's super useful to see how you can actually apply concepts we learn on a realistic game where you don't necessary have the matchup / push / jungle prio etc. it will help me a lot on focusing on the basics and win lane more consistently. Thanks a lot nice vid ! :)
The most important lesson in this is what he said about trying overaggression, dying, and adjusting down the aggression next game. If you do something defensive then you don't know what you can get away with so you will have to adjust up in multiple steps over many games. If you do something aggressive you can see clearly what works. Also you can be creative in your aggression and get away with a lot more ideas than what you think. Imagine how this works with Lee sin or Tryndamere aggression.
This is by far your best video yet. Because it sets together the breadcrumbs into an understandable path unlike alot of your videos that are just breadcrumbs. Dont get me wrong your videos are high quality overall its just harder to grasp the breadcrumbs without the full path.
Consistency is key because even if some games are just auto loss due to league players being mentally unstable. You being consistently better swings the 50/50s over in your favor long term
when i first started playing League i was a support main, i eventually switched to ADC, stopped playing for a while and when i got back i started playing mid, switched to jungle and now im a top main, i'm still learning and the character i picked to main is Renekton, i feel like his kit gives you a lot of what a top character should be like, even though he's not the OP top character. I just got out of bronze and i think i'll put this "challenge" for myself and try to get plat or diamond this season with Renekton top as well
What elo did you start with and what are your lp gains per win? This will tell us if you are getting a bumped lp gain to get you back to an equivalent mmr as your main accounts.
This is the account I used: na.op.gg/summoners/na/dcenk (it has since decayed out of Diamond) You can see I had to play quite a few games and that my first few games were in around Silver 4. The LP gains were high at first since it's a fresh account, but as I played more games they became much, much smaller. Hopefully that will give you all the info you need to answer your question! ❤️
Okay... I'm sorry but no matter what role you play, if you hit challenger, you know a lot about the game that you can use to "get better at an insanely fast rate". Great guide, but lets see a real Bronze player go to Diamond in 30 days.
i was ready to hate on this video cuz obviously a challenger player getting diamond really isnt that impressive. however, you did a good job of explaining a solid thought process and showcasing the trial and error that goes into improving in this game. this is actually an incredible advertisement for skillcapped the service as well as a demonstration on how its intended to be used. it would be useful to see this exact video for all the roles as well.
Try this instead with a support only challenge. Make sure you start in smurf queue as well. So start by leveling a new account from 1 to 30 without any exp boosts. Have a high WR anr group with friends that are good. This way your starting elo is inflated with your normal MMR being used since you don't have anything to start ranked with. Now, once reaching level 30, start your placement and lose every game. This should start you silver 4 or lower. If you aren't in bronze. You need to lose some games to go from silver to either bronze 3 or 4. But you can't lose every game straight. You have to maintain a 49% WR while going down. Once at low bronze 3 or 4 and wins give you 13lp roughly... now start the climb challenge. Support main solo only with no duo. Don't use S or A tier supports either. If you can make diamond in a month this way I'll not only sign up for skill capped, I'll sign up all my friends that play out of my own money. I'm serious on this.
in some machups boots allow you to kite and dodge better, movement speed is also a stat and some champions and machups can change depending on if one has boots and the other doesn't.
MS is very much an offensive stat indeed. I don’t play Toplane much, but I can still see a scenario where boots can be pretty effective against a Camille, where kiting her Q empowered and tethering her W become much easier with 25 extra MS. Not exactly sure if this is better than an extra Long Sword, however.
Boots is a perfectly fine purchase against a ranged AP top laner. Otherwise, Cloth Armor is going to beat Boots in terms of helping you win lane vs most AD matchups.
Matchup Tip for Renekton vs Riven Matchup: As you realised, Renekton loses lvl 1 pretty hard. The trick is to not give her the opportunity to all in you early, which is the only window she has in the matchup, by starting W and just stunning her and walking away if she ever jumps on you
Very useful video and great tidbits of information! However it's veeeery different for a challenger player to get diamond in a new role than for an average player to reach diamond on their main.
Yes, of course. My hope was that my experience teaching and improving in other roles would make it easier to break down how to improve rather than just coaching someone else. There's always going to be some pros and cons to any method of teaching. Hopefully you still found it useful ❤️
Honestly just been watching the youtube. Ranked low iron after not playing the game in years honestly. Like i played back before the gromp, scuttles, and blast cone things. Since re-learning here, im making solid jumps. Usually divisions at a time, like now i've dropped 20 kills per game in my last 3 games straight. I know I'll get closer to silver and fall off but it shows I'm getting better slowly but surely.
Really like this video. I think it’s my biggest issue is I’m taking bad trades constantly when I play top. Instead of chillaxing and playing around the slow push.
Watching your videos made me realize how much I don't know about the League and how much thought process goes into it. I'm deff subbing for this course.
Yup.. I picked Renekton for being an OTP of something and I really do enjoy and I feel like it representates me and I feel the full control I have over that champion
I just started playing LOL yesterday. I am still fiddling around with different champions to see which play style I like the best and getting used to them. I am not confident enough to go up against live players right now, but so far I have had my best games with Miss Fortune and Ashe. I did pretty well with Amumu in the Jungler role, and Cho'Gath as the Top. I have yet to try a support role, but I will give them a whirl to see just what I can do. Maybe I am better at support than I think I would be. Any helpful tips like you all are putting out there is going to help me a great deal.
Renekton I feel is a bit underrated. He is very strong early to mid game but falls off late game it feels like. You need to get some attack speed on him though so either going for stridebreaker or building botrk first helps.
on a main account with fucked mmr I would consider this near impossible in 30 days. Permanently lose more LP from losses than gaining from wins. Plus each win is tiny gains. I get +12 and 13.
It definitely depends on where you're starting from and how much time you have to play. I had to play 119 games to hit Diamond from a fresh account starting in Silver 4. By the end of the grind I was starting to get around +15 -13. There's no doubt it's a big grind even when you start on a fresh account.
best video i've seen from skill capped and i'm an ADC player. :D Wish it were this easy to walk me through bot lane. I'll keep checking out videos though.
quite late, but riven matchup: star w. your w will cancel her Q mid cast, allowing you to back off. then stun every time she comes and you gain the lead. just make sure between cooldowns you get your rage as high up as possible
At 14:05, another point while the fight with pantheon was so close is, that renekton uses Q without his passive. He should've autoattacked one more time to get the fury Q in the wave and on the pantheon -> Easy 100hp difference could've also not walked up with W active, but with one auto into instant W, when you can allow yourself to do that extra auto without a downside, it's free damage + fury -> would've also had the fury later to Q
I’m curious how many games a day that would take on a fresh account. I don’t have enough time with work to make that happen, since I play 1-2 games max a day.
I break this down in the final episode, but it took me 119 games to get Diamond with a 59% win rate - so nothing too crazy. This was all on a fresh account that effectively starts in Silver 4. If you do the math on it, it would take you 2 months if you played 2 games a day to match 119 games. You really do have to put in the time and grind games if you want to see quicker results.
I have spent hundreds of dollars if not a couple grand at this point on ur competitor. This is a very, in depth, usable, free video. Respect. Sub earned, will check out ur app.
damn, i dont play toplane but this was the best guide I have seen so far, it made me just realize a mistake I made on my last game that could`ve costed me the game, it didn`t but they say its not about the result, right?
I'd like to see one of these guides done with Nasus. To me if you can teach how to win games with AD Bruiser Nasus consistently..., Than these early game cheeses or power houses..., Especially in the current meta..., Then you really proving something.
great video overall except for 16:30 i mean it is true that jax did good stacking up his passive but spamming autos on the minion wave while trying to slow push isn't normally a good choice .it make ur slow push wave clash the enemy wave at a further position that is closer to the enemy turrect and it is always a huge stress to combat at those position. And the difference in minion numbers at that particular wave clash earned from doing this isnt that great to make a difference .In the video jax had earned 6 minion diff autoing the minion while with camillie scenarios slow pushing just by last hitting he had a 7 minion difference.I think the major diff with those 2 scenarios is that camillie shudnt had let u thin out the wave and build up ur rage .The raged w of renek is really powerful and make a huge difference .while fightning jax u dont have that much rage thats probably why u lost that 1v1
For real now more than half of the video is advertising their website. Even most of the information told are from there so the most useful tip would be to actually subscribe for a month. I wish I could
Me personally I look at what abilities a champion has that’s the most important for a fight like an stun, cc, engage ability and capitalize on them missing it or not having it
Nice work but only mistake i have noticed, you need to press w then q to heal up and auto attack with stun when you are trading with enemy champion bro.
Why do you start Doran's? Isn't longsword + refillable way more valuable? 12 ad is 2 more than d blade, refillable is waaay more than 80 hp and the very tiny omnivamp.
The added health boosts your ability to win an all-in 1v1. Renekton is the type of champion that often fights early. Worst case scenario you cheater recall on the third wave so the sustain isn't that important.
my main account is stucked in gold by ages, i just made a fresh new account and started by diamond 3. My gold account keeps finding high plat/diamond players but i still get the same number of lps
amazing series, really looking up to next video. i just returned to league and decided this time to play top lane, as i always liked playing with champions from top but never been good at it, so the timing for this video couldn't been better. thanks a lot, i always check this channel videos when i'm playing league they're extremely helpful!!
Great video, but if I can let y in on a little detail that I spotted at the riven matchup at 12 min is that she used a riven trick, y q3 times before y start the fight, giving her 6 passif stacks in total lvl 1 since she gets her q back mid fight, that’s why she was so aggressive
I dont get how this works when I cant even farm Yasuo mid vs Varus mid. Cant even farm under turret without getting hit or killed by Varus.....how does this concept work in such a bad match up? It has worked all day against many other ranged. Should I just wait at turret until the wave comes or fight for it?
Can one apply these concepts to the bot lane? Often times I notice the more aggressive adc/sup is constantly pushed in, and the two teams dont take turns crashing the wave as often. Is perma-pushing like this more correct, or is it smarter to let the enemy laners push (as a general concept?)
Im a little confused. He said not to usw yone Q onto Minions but i Just watched a Guide where they said you Need top Stack Q when ever you can and as far as I can tell Dzukill does it as well in his gameplay. I'm for sure not an expert on this so I'd love to get some advice
I have paid for this service in two occasions, season 11 and 9, after studying and putting into practice in every game, I was able to climb only from B4 to B2. Macro games strategies are great, and I combined with my game mechanics BUT, they don’t teach you how to win 1v9 when in Bronze and Iron you will see AKF, trollers. I never have met a person able to climb 2-3 divisions
I can tell you I got bronze 3 to silver 2 with close to a 70% winrate and that took more than 150 games. Start of the season along with placements I was then promptly put in losers queue, am now silver 1 with 58% winrate and more than 250 games.So , based on time alone and the games required to rank up even with a high winrate, its not possible within a month unless you re already high plat or above and doing your placements
A lot of high elo chess players spend days, even weeks on one position out of the trillions that are possible. The fact that I had not spent more than 30 seconds reviewing and understanding certain matchups shows why I was losing them. Once I took the time to understand what the enemy champion wants and how to deny that, the matchups almost feel free.
I wonder what constitutes someone being bad at a certain lane, like what playstyles are required to innately understand a certain lane, even being new.
As i play kayle i cant realy use thise tricks as pushing or beeing the agresor with kayle t low levels is kinda impossible. at thise point i realy dont know what to do.can somone help?
heyllo, just wondering how is that relevevant to new player? you have thousands of hours in game knowledge because of your jgl rank and new player does not. As jgl you are aware of most of champs abbilities and items and mechanics. So is it rlly possible for person to start with league as a new player and reach diamond in 30 days without knowledge and experience you definetly have?
Great video. However one thing I don't understand is: you pushed the third wave into the tower against Camille and Darius at the exact same time of 3 minutes. So why did you say that the timing in the Camille game was good for recall but not Darius?
Darius is better early and can hard push with Q and W as his W resets half CD on kill and his bleed will hurt all minions on Q. Where camille has a long cooldown W and just AA she can't hard push, she is forced to slow push to have wave advantage for safety when you get back while darius doesn't need it if the wave is already under tower before you get there and he is recalling or already in base.
I believe that is because early game Camille has horrendous wave clear, while Darius is the opposite. Camille wouldn't be able to get the wave back under your tower before you got to lane, Darius probably could.
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You know, you say that but they literally give you all the knowledge and ability to do what they do. Using skillcapped I've actually ranked up to Plat 1 93 LP. Right near diamond. Their guides truly work so long as you ACTUALLY follow them.
@@Powerlip11 i havent climbed THAT high by any means but following a lot of what ive learned from their videos my games are definitely wayyy easier and ive been abke to turn losing games around into absolutely dominating wins
@@alexrenxa7700 admittedly, it's not THAT impressive when I was already Plat 4, gold 1 elo. But their guides fixed my main problems. The one they had yesterday "why good players are stuck" opened my eyes to my biggest issue. I've already won 2 more games (back in Plat 3 because of a REALLY bad tilt day ;-;)
@@Powerlip11 I got my first S as a jungler (lost bc afk support) after seeing that video and WOW
@@Powerlip11 I was commenting on the title, which claims ANYONE can get Diamond in 30 days, while they 'prove' it by using a challenger in another role. I am not saying these videos are not incredibly useful for getting diamond, it's just that this title is (as usual on YT these days) entirely clickbait.
Actually one of the most useful Top guides I've seen. Kinda made things click in my head. Thanks.
PLS PLS PLS do this video for every single lane! This was such great advice.
Bruh they have to sell their guides, this is like a promotion video
Tbh I dont see any other advice then go into ProGuides and check their guides lol
I'm glad you talked about limit testing. Something I realized that helped me break out of my multiple season plateau was that I started playing too safe because I was unhappy with my KDA and thought my bad scores were losing me games. When I stopped limit testing in matchups I didn't know really well I lost a lot of confidence in my play. I think playing confidently is one of the most important aspects of performing well, maybe as important as actual mechanical skill.
Yes, limit testing is the most important thing to do, especially if you have under 50 games with a champ or if you play him rarely. Streamers started talking about how important are cs,not dying, wave control back in s2 or s3... This reuslted in 80 percent of the player base playing extremely passive. Season 1-2 players had so much more experience fighting that in season 5 you literally had to evaluate if you teammates were s1 or s3 and based on that to regulate your agressiveness. 5 "generations" of players grew up as passive players and it probably took them 5 years to break that habbit. There is no shortcut to fighting skills - you just beed to spend 500 gamesbplaying like a monkey in order to develop "fighting intuition" since most players cannot act consciously during fogths that require milliseconds of reaction time. This problem only becomes worse with every new chanpion. We are in desperate need of tooltips that show every champ's abilities description during game cus it becomes harder and harder for new players to learn, remember, evaluate them with that many champions.
@@delanmorstik7619 that's the main reason I use a third party app so I can pull up enemy kits while the game loads.
@@delanmorstik7619 how is it called? i havent seen this tool in porofessor
it's super useful to see how you can actually apply concepts we learn on a realistic game where you don't necessary have the matchup / push / jungle prio etc. it will help me a lot on focusing on the basics and win lane more consistently.
Thanks a lot nice vid ! :)
"Can we finally beat a jax?" being one of the later entries in the course says a lot
Jax was and still is one of the harder matchups I found to play 😂
who is this guy? can i have his channel?
The most important lesson in this is what he said about trying overaggression, dying, and adjusting down the aggression next game.
If you do something defensive then you don't know what you can get away with so you will have to adjust up in multiple steps over many games.
If you do something aggressive you can see clearly what works.
Also you can be creative in your aggression and get away with a lot more ideas than what you think.
Imagine how this works with Lee sin or Tryndamere aggression.
I need one for ADC.
It just says "Step one: don't play ADC"
This is by far your best video yet. Because it sets together the breadcrumbs into an understandable path unlike alot of your videos that are just breadcrumbs. Dont get me wrong your videos are high quality overall its just harder to grasp the breadcrumbs without the full path.
Consistency is key because even if some games are just auto loss due to league players being mentally unstable. You being consistently better swings the 50/50s over in your favor long term
idk man, sounds like a really long advertisement for skill capped lol
That's because it is.
Honestly the most conclusive top guide i have seen so far - including the other guides in the skillcapped libray! Super cool idea
Thanks to these guides in conjunction with a mass volume of ranked games and multiple guides I reached Gold 2 from Silver 4 in 2 weeks with 70% WR
when i first started playing League i was a support main, i eventually switched to ADC, stopped playing for a while and when i got back i started playing mid, switched to jungle and now im a top main, i'm still learning and the character i picked to main is Renekton, i feel like his kit gives you a lot of what a top character should be like, even though he's not the OP top character. I just got out of bronze and i think i'll put this "challenge" for myself and try to get plat or diamond this season with Renekton top as well
what rank are u now
@@tobiaasek managed to get gold but stopped playing like i always do with League LUL
What elo did you start with and what are your lp gains per win? This will tell us if you are getting a bumped lp gain to get you back to an equivalent mmr as your main accounts.
This is the account I used: na.op.gg/summoners/na/dcenk (it has since decayed out of Diamond)
You can see I had to play quite a few games and that my first few games were in around Silver 4. The LP gains were high at first since it's a fresh account, but as I played more games they became much, much smaller. Hopefully that will give you all the info you need to answer your question! ❤️
REALLY liked this video one of my favorite ideas this channel has ever had. Would personally really like a support and jungle version!
Okay... I'm sorry but no matter what role you play, if you hit challenger, you know a lot about the game that you can use to "get better at an insanely fast rate". Great guide, but lets see a real Bronze player go to Diamond in 30 days.
I am very curious if the series include inting bot lane
i was ready to hate on this video cuz obviously a challenger player getting diamond really isnt that impressive. however, you did a good job of explaining a solid thought process and showcasing the trial and error that goes into improving in this game. this is actually an incredible advertisement for skillcapped the service as well as a demonstration on how its intended to be used. it would be useful to see this exact video for all the roles as well.
Try this instead with a support only challenge. Make sure you start in smurf queue as well. So start by leveling a new account from 1 to 30 without any exp boosts. Have a high WR anr group with friends that are good. This way your starting elo is inflated with your normal MMR being used since you don't have anything to start ranked with. Now, once reaching level 30, start your placement and lose every game. This should start you silver 4 or lower. If you aren't in bronze. You need to lose some games to go from silver to either bronze 3 or 4. But you can't lose every game straight. You have to maintain a 49% WR while going down. Once at low bronze 3 or 4 and wins give you 13lp roughly... now start the climb challenge. Support main solo only with no duo. Don't use S or A tier supports either. If you can make diamond in a month this way I'll not only sign up for skill capped, I'll sign up all my friends that play out of my own money. I'm serious on this.
The jungler pinging you on the quin clip is the icing on the cake😂
Basically announcing that he has no idea how laning works
I've always had one question: would you ever cheater recall for boots, or you always want to get an item that makes you stronger stat wise?
in some machups boots allow you to kite and dodge better, movement speed is also a stat and some champions and machups can change depending on if one has boots and the other doesn't.
MS is very much an offensive stat indeed. I don’t play Toplane much, but I can still see a scenario where boots can be pretty effective against a Camille, where kiting her Q empowered and tethering her W become much easier with 25 extra MS. Not exactly sure if this is better than an extra Long Sword, however.
Boots is a perfectly fine purchase against a ranged AP top laner. Otherwise, Cloth Armor is going to beat Boots in terms of helping you win lane vs most AD matchups.
@@skillcapped thank you so much!
Matchup Tip for Renekton vs Riven Matchup:
As you realised, Renekton loses lvl 1 pretty hard. The trick is to not give her the opportunity to all in you early, which is the only window she has in the matchup, by starting W and just stunning her and walking away if she ever jumps on you
Very useful video and great tidbits of information! However it's veeeery different for a challenger player to get diamond in a new role than for an average player to reach diamond on their main.
Yes, of course. My hope was that my experience teaching and improving in other roles would make it easier to break down how to improve rather than just coaching someone else. There's always going to be some pros and cons to any method of teaching. Hopefully you still found it useful ❤️
@@skillcapped Definitely. Looking forward to the next few in the series.
Honestly just been watching the youtube. Ranked low iron after not playing the game in years honestly. Like i played back before the gromp, scuttles, and blast cone things. Since re-learning here, im making solid jumps. Usually divisions at a time, like now i've dropped 20 kills per game in my last 3 games straight. I know I'll get closer to silver and fall off but it shows I'm getting better slowly but surely.
Really like this video. I think it’s my biggest issue is I’m taking bad trades constantly when I play top. Instead of chillaxing and playing around the slow push.
Watching your videos made me realize how much I don't know about the League and how much thought process goes into it. I'm deff subbing for this course.
Yup.. I picked Renekton for being an OTP of something and I really do enjoy and I feel like it representates me and I feel the full control I have over that champion
Me: I'm gonna use these tips in game
Also me in game: me dumb
I never thought I'd say this but I'm actually tempted to get that paid course just because of how useful this vid was... Well done mate
I just started playing LOL yesterday. I am still fiddling around with different champions to see which play style I like the best and getting used to them. I am not confident enough to go up against live players right now, but so far I have had my best games with Miss Fortune and Ashe. I did pretty well with Amumu in the Jungler role, and Cho'Gath as the Top. I have yet to try a support role, but I will give them a whirl to see just what I can do. Maybe I am better at support than I think I would be.
Any helpful tips like you all are putting out there is going to help me a great deal.
friendly tip all league playyers can use to improve: the best/only way to beat jax in lane, is to ban him.
This is such perfect timing! I just started playing ranked and top (usually play adc) so this has been so informative
Renekton I feel is a bit underrated. He is very strong early to mid game but falls off late game it feels like. You need to get some attack speed on him though so either going for stridebreaker or building botrk first helps.
on a main account with fucked mmr I would consider this near impossible in 30 days. Permanently lose more LP from losses than gaining from wins. Plus each win is tiny gains. I get +12 and 13.
It definitely depends on where you're starting from and how much time you have to play. I had to play 119 games to hit Diamond from a fresh account starting in Silver 4. By the end of the grind I was starting to get around +15 -13. There's no doubt it's a big grind even when you start on a fresh account.
best video i've seen from skill capped and i'm an ADC player. :D Wish it were this easy to walk me through bot lane. I'll keep checking out videos though.
This guide is super helpful! It's very well structured
16:45 I got the point here, but you could just flashed right before Jax's E land
10:45 you had the wave at the tower at the same time as the other examples, it wasn't too late. 3 mins in-game timer
quite late, but riven matchup: star w. your w will cancel her Q mid cast, allowing you to back off. then stun every time she comes and you gain the lead. just make sure between cooldowns you get your rage as high up as possible
Omg thank u for this serie i was waiting for a top lane series
When and when not to fight the enemy after a cheater recall just helped me a ton. I've been struggling with this for months.
1:58 HAHAHA Hector, that's why you're our favorite!
At 14:05, another point while the fight with pantheon was so close is, that renekton uses Q without his passive. He should've autoattacked one more time to get the fury Q in the wave and on the pantheon -> Easy 100hp difference
could've also not walked up with W active, but with one auto into instant W, when you can allow yourself to do that extra auto without a downside, it's free damage + fury -> would've also had the fury later to Q
I’m curious how many games a day that would take on a fresh account. I don’t have enough time with work to make that happen, since I play 1-2 games max a day.
I break this down in the final episode, but it took me 119 games to get Diamond with a 59% win rate - so nothing too crazy. This was all on a fresh account that effectively starts in Silver 4. If you do the math on it, it would take you 2 months if you played 2 games a day to match 119 games. You really do have to put in the time and grind games if you want to see quicker results.
I have spent hundreds of dollars if not a couple grand at this point on ur competitor. This is a very, in depth, usable, free video. Respect. Sub earned, will check out ur app.
How to become diamond in 30 days
Step one: Already be challenger in another role
Step two: profit
A video like this for midlane would be so good
damn, i dont play toplane but this was the best guide I have seen so far, it made me just realize a mistake I made on my last game that could`ve costed me the game, it didn`t but they say its not about the result, right?
I'd like to see one of these guides done with Nasus.
To me if you can teach how to win games with AD Bruiser Nasus consistently..., Than these early game cheeses or power houses..., Especially in the current meta..., Then you really proving something.
mf already knows basically everything in the game as a challenger jungle, ah yes ez iron to diamond in 1 week then ffs
great video overall except for 16:30 i mean it is true that jax did good stacking up his passive but spamming autos on the minion wave while trying to slow push isn't normally a good choice .it make ur slow push wave clash the enemy wave at a further position that is closer to the enemy turrect and it is always a huge stress to combat at those position. And the difference in minion numbers at that particular wave clash earned from doing this isnt that great to make a difference .In the video jax had earned 6 minion diff autoing the minion while with camillie scenarios slow pushing just by last hitting he had a 7 minion difference.I think the major diff with those 2 scenarios is that camillie shudnt had let u thin out the wave and build up ur rage .The raged w of renek is really powerful and make a huge difference .while fightning jax u dont have that much rage thats probably why u lost that 1v1
honestly ive been watching your vids for years and i let my sub for skill cap lapse. but this is your best video ever bar far
21:02
I like how he mutes everyone to prevent getting tilted
For real now more than half of the video is advertising their website. Even most of the information told are from there so the most useful tip would be to actually subscribe for a month. I wish I could
Me personally I look at what abilities a champion has that’s the most important for a fight like an stun, cc, engage ability and capitalize on them missing it or not having it
its crazy how many comments are already on this, its been like an hour. great video
Never been so close to buying the subscription, this vid did work lol
Nice work but only mistake i have noticed, you need to press w then q to heal up and auto attack with stun when you are trading with enemy champion bro.
Martin: This is me, you're probably wondering how I got here
Why do you start Doran's? Isn't longsword + refillable way more valuable? 12 ad is 2 more than d blade, refillable is waaay more than 80 hp and the very tiny omnivamp.
The added health boosts your ability to win an all-in 1v1. Renekton is the type of champion that often fights early. Worst case scenario you cheater recall on the third wave so the sustain isn't that important.
@@skillcapped Fair, Imma still go for the refillable buy when i'm not on top lane.
my main account is stucked in gold by ages, i just made a fresh new account and started by diamond 3.
My gold account keeps finding high plat/diamond players but i still get the same number of lps
How do you have the champion rather than the player name above the character in game? Cheers, and great video!
It's all about playing well but I really think Renekton is sleep OP with Botrk ruah into sunfire
This was huge. Loved this format.
amazing series, really looking up to next video. i just returned to league and decided this time to play top lane, as i always liked playing with champions from top but never been good at it, so the timing for this video couldn't been better. thanks a lot, i always check this channel videos when i'm playing league they're extremely helpful!!
Great video, but if I can let y in on a little detail that I spotted at the riven matchup at 12 min is that she used a riven trick, y q3 times before y start the fight, giving her 6 passif stacks in total lvl 1 since she gets her q back mid fight, that’s why she was so aggressive
I dont get how this works when I cant even farm Yasuo mid vs Varus mid. Cant even farm under turret without getting hit or killed by Varus.....how does this concept work in such a bad match up? It has worked all day against many other ranged. Should I just wait at turret until the wave comes or fight for it?
Can one apply these concepts to the bot lane? Often times I notice the more aggressive adc/sup is constantly pushed in, and the two teams dont take turns crashing the wave as often. Is perma-pushing like this more correct, or is it smarter to let the enemy laners push (as a general concept?)
Engage supp=keep wave by tower and save health
Enchanter/range= minion lead for good trades
Im a little confused. He said not to usw yone Q onto Minions but i Just watched a Guide where they said you Need top Stack Q when ever you can and as far as I can tell Dzukill does it as well in his gameplay. I'm for sure not an expert on this so I'd love to get some advice
how do you play the lane on champs like nasus who need time to become strong ?
I love the brutal honesty in these videos lmfao
I have paid for this service in two occasions, season 11 and 9, after studying and putting into practice in every game, I was able to climb only from B4 to B2. Macro games strategies are great, and I combined with my game mechanics BUT, they don’t teach you how to win 1v9 when in Bronze and Iron you will see AKF, trollers. I never have met a person able to climb 2-3 divisions
I'd love to see this challenge as ADC, are you up for it? ;)
Amazing crack, and the tutorial was perfect. I´m testing it right now
21:04 is the recap btw (if anyone needs the time)
Best part of the guide at 17:36
I can tell you I got bronze 3 to silver 2 with close to a 70% winrate and that took more than 150 games. Start of the season along with placements I was then promptly put in losers queue, am now silver 1 with 58% winrate and more than 250 games.So , based on time alone and the games required to rank up even with a high winrate, its not possible within a month unless you re already high plat or above and doing your placements
Discord invite invalid. How do I find THIS video, and the others in the series, what do I search or sort by?
you should do this series on midlane, im sure its a lot of similar concepts but would be nice since im a mid lane main
This is the best video on your channel by far.
Love your stuff! Big help!
Hey thought I'd ask here, anyone know if skins that were already is the mythic essence shop will come back in the future?
A skill capped video inside of a skill capped video LESGOOOOOOOOOOOO
Okay next month im officially Diamond
Whenever i use the GMS and put it in the soft, it holds out the note forever! please help, i am very confused
This was a very helpful guide, I am a very aggressive player and now learning more strategies is quite helpful. Thank you!
of all the guids i'ce seen this one helps a ton wtff
bruh this is not a guide this is an advertisement
I have a huuge problem of not knowing how to use unlucked camera. Any tips?
A lot of high elo chess players spend days, even weeks on one position out of the trillions that are possible. The fact that I had not spent more than 30 seconds reviewing and understanding certain matchups shows why I was losing them. Once I took the time to understand what the enemy champion wants and how to deny that, the matchups almost feel free.
I had a nightmare about this once; the ad was way too long, and no matter what I tried I couldn't skip it.
I wonder what constitutes someone being bad at a certain lane, like what playstyles are required to innately understand a certain lane, even being new.
What it tells me is that the reasoning is a lot of the time rationalization post play, and it's really about reflexes a lot more than people realize.
As i play kayle i cant realy use thise tricks as pushing or beeing the agresor with kayle t low levels is kinda impossible. at thise point i realy dont know what to do.can somone help?
thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb
heyllo, just wondering how is that relevevant to new player? you have thousands of hours in game knowledge because of your jgl rank and new player does not. As jgl you are aware of most of champs abbilities and items and mechanics. So is it rlly possible for person to start with league as a new player and reach diamond in 30 days without knowledge and experience you definetly have?
It would take days to even learn what every item and ability in the game does lmao
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My favorite part of this guide lol XDDDDDDD
Great video. However one thing I don't understand is: you pushed the third wave into the tower against Camille and Darius at the exact same time of 3 minutes. So why did you say that the timing in the Camille game was good for recall but not Darius?
Darius is better early and can hard push with Q and W as his W resets half CD on kill and his bleed will hurt all minions on Q. Where camille has a long cooldown W and just AA she can't hard push, she is forced to slow push to have wave advantage for safety when you get back while darius doesn't need it if the wave is already under tower before you get there and he is recalling or already in base.
I believe that is because early game Camille has horrendous wave clear, while Darius is the opposite. Camille wouldn't be able to get the wave back under your tower before you got to lane, Darius probably could.