I've been hooked for over a week. Hook, line, and sinker. It's difficult, and a lot goes into it to have an advantage. I also like that it's not pay 2 win.@@garyrooks9553
Don’t worry, you will learn everything with time. Its overwhelming at first but the more you play and the more research you do, the more you get it. Let me know if you have any questions and welcome to the rift :)
I’ve been playing League since 2014, crazy to see all the aspects of this game laid out. You don’t realize how complicated it is when you’ve seen it built bit by bit.
@@kesawniekeddo1852 basically the meta is different. When I played mlbb, tower damage was wonky at best tanks don't die, they didn't have concept of jungle, also usually there is duo mid Aov is much closed to LoL but still bit different. Mages are too powerful, tanks are broken. People do roam but to get kills rather than plan objectives. Both had patchwork but inconsistent and mostly to champions. So their meta was mostly champion change WR in those sense is more structured since there is 10 years of collective pc experience and consistent patchwork. So migrating players will not understand the meta shift which can shift balance of power to a role rather than just champion.
@@cr8xtremeCaRnAgE I came from mlbb , still play it . Started wild rift 3 days ago and already understand more than people whom been playing for 3+ month
@@kesawniekeddo1852 I don't mean to say MLBB players don't understand the game ...did I? All I said was that even though the game is similar, the way to play it is different. I have had quite few games with players going 3 tanks and sometimes 2 players in baron lane. Not necessarily we lost all games but I did try hard on those games to win it😂 That was what I meant to say earlier.
Never played the PC version and been playing for almost 3 weeks straight and it is so fun. Definitely is daunting. So much to learn about this game (terms, champions, play styles, roles) but even with the hurdles of being a new player it is still so fun.
There is a lot to learn. League has a huge learning curve and can take a very long time. Its okay, learn, apply what you learned into game, learn more from the game and dont take mistakes seriously. Also have fun! 😁
QOTD: Understanding how your champion will work well against enemies and with allies. This is essential, knowing that there are plenty of OP picks that DO NOT synergize well, that being said it's also a good way to test your limits, or better yet expand your limits and grow as a player.
one of the hardest skills I have had to master in lol is when to use flash, yes it is easy to think flash is just a easy way to avoid fatal damage, but flash has many great offensive features and learning to utilize for each champions moves will be the major difference between mastering and playing a champion.
To ppl that's a little confused, don't worry about jungling, just learn the hero you want to play and their role. Learn their skills also, learn how to last hit and learn your items. After playing a couple of games, you'll get better and learn more. Now you can learn other stuff like jungling and shit like that. The main thing tho is to win! You can kill bpabd achieve godlike lvl but winning is the most important! Destroy the towers and win
Honestly this is exactly why getting into league scares me lmao. I downloaded wild riff on a whim and it’s actually been a lot of fun but holy shit is this all so complicated. I really appreciate these videos so I can attempt to learn this game but who knows if I’ll actually be able to grasp all of it lmao
Most of my time spent in wild rift is a rollercoaster ride. I win 2 time and lose 4+, it is pretty tilting to be honest. This kind of experience made me composed, use the mute settings, accept loses. Adjusting to pick heroes is a good plus and I got to say this matchmaking felt like gacha for me lol, 1% to have a really great team. Despite the loses I really enjoy playing wild rift since its release here in the Philippines.
Ever since Vainglory got discontinued, I've been on the search for a new MOBA. I can say that Wild Rift is a good alternative but it has A LOT. A lot of things to consider, to learn, to practice. Thank you for the tips, I hope they hold up in practice.
Great guide PG, but you know what is just a dagger to the heart. Imagine getting invested in Wild Rift, subscribing to multiple channels to learn how to progress from low Elo to high Elo in only a few months. Start to develop hype for the release of NA, becoming deeply invested into the champions and figuring out who will you main for each role in the game. And then finding out your device is not compatible to play the game the day of the release! 😭😫
QOTD : Hardest learning curve? Definitely learning not to tilt in game. When someone plays badly and we get tilted cause of it, it will just make the match even worse. Just stay calm, focus on your own gameplay, and the result will come.
@Dale Macarena don't always use recommend items bc it might cost you the game like if there's alot of tanky heroes in the enemy team you should buy armor penetration and healing reduction items or squishy enemies or they don't have alot of mr or ar go for lethality for a shit ton of dmg
@Dale Macarena Itemization comes with experience, I've been playing League for 6 years now and even though most champs have a certain build that's always reliable and default. You need to adapt per game. For example, if you're against a full AD comp as a mage you go Zhonyas.
QOTD: mechanically challenging champs like Camille, Fiora, Lee Sin, etc. I don't like them cuz it gets you away from game knowledge and makes you focus more about the champion itself.
I just started thinking about downloading and playing. This is the most informative video and I appreciate everyone involved with this channel. I will be checking out the entire channel and subscribing. Thank you again ☺️
As a player coming from Arena of Valor another mobile moba the hardest things is re learning all the items and champs skill kits but I’m really enjoying wild rift a bunch because of the different things lots to learn and it’s quite challenging so I find it really enjoyable
I've been playing ML for almost 2 years, got bored and tried WR, i thought I'll do fine cause I'm used to mobile moba. But oh boy I've got some studies to do, this game is complicated
QOTD: learning about all the different items, their names, their attributes and all unique passive. It was a bit challenging for someone who is not playing in PC like me.
My sister sent this to me because we're starting to play this game which our boyfriend's have been playing for years on PC. I'm the one with not a clue on what to do but I'm excited to be part of this world! If anyone has any more tips I'd appreciate it
The part where they described what fog of war was just reminded me that Mobas are just multiplayer pvp crpgs. Its very surprising that this would be one of the biggest e sports in gaming.
Thank you so so much for explaining what the acronyms and various terminology are. Things like CDR for example; I can’t tell you guys how many times I’ve had to pause videos to try look up the meaning of acronyms or LoL jargon I’m unfamiliar with. It’s very much appreciated!!
My first moba was mobile legends: bang bang. I quit playing it and I've been trying to learn league but there's some major learning curves I'm just not understanding.
Lol, I remember when LOL first came out. A jungler wasn't a thing. It was 2 on top and bottom with one in the middle. This game changed so much since it started and not in a good way if you ask me. I miss the old rune system.
Hey guys I don't know if you know but in the latest patch/update there's a few sound bugs. (An eco for voice chat). And the game sound sounds very strange. Almost opposite (hearing sounds on the right of the game in your left ear) if your using earphones. Just a heads up for y'all. And I absolutely love wild rift hence why I felt to let you know.
I had a friend who tried like all hell to get me to play on PC but I never got into it, maybe played a handful of times. I did play a bit of Dota way back. I may actually get into this though.
QOTD: Knowledge is power, so I think that the players should try and learn everything about the game. But take it easy, you wont learn everything in a week.
Guys i have lost 3 games straight cuz my teammate was afk. Like seriously 😒. Why cant we have something like vainglory, if your teammate is afk you don’t lose points .Its not happening only with me with everyone else is suffering. Every after 4 or 5 games there is someone afk from team. I really love the game but this is something have to be noticed.
I wish Blizzard would make Heroes of the Storm for mobile. The gameplay seems much more suited to mobile, you don't have last hitting, items, and much shorter matches. But they are not really managing the game well atm, and with the fiasco that was Diablo Immortal mobile games are a bit toxic for them as well. Too bad they aren't under better management. But I've really been wanting a MOBA on my phone, I may end up getting into Wild Rift.
QOTD: just to know what every champion does and what is the best champion to take against a certain champion, and to learn how to build your champion in the best way possible, and don’t let the toxicity of other players get to you...
I haven't played LoL on PC, so a lot of things in Wild Rift feel kind of overwhelming. I appreciate these beginner tips.
Same here. It's A LOT to learn.
Same
This app and game is designed extremely well. Im WAYY too hooked on it lol
I've been hooked for over a week. Hook, line, and sinker. It's difficult, and a lot goes into it to have an advantage.
I also like that it's not pay 2 win.@@garyrooks9553
Don’t worry, you will learn everything with time. Its overwhelming at first but the more you play and the more research you do, the more you get it. Let me know if you have any questions and welcome to the rift :)
I’ve been playing League since 2014, crazy to see all the aspects of this game laid out. You don’t realize how complicated it is when you’ve seen it built bit by bit.
This is highly recommended video for people from MLBB and AoV to understand WR
Had to quite ml glad this came out too
Lol idk how people don't understand the fundamentals
@@kesawniekeddo1852 basically the meta is different. When I played mlbb, tower damage was wonky at best tanks don't die, they didn't have concept of jungle, also usually there is duo mid
Aov is much closed to LoL but still bit different. Mages are too powerful, tanks are broken. People do roam but to get kills rather than plan objectives.
Both had patchwork but inconsistent and mostly to champions. So their meta was mostly champion change
WR in those sense is more structured since there is 10 years of collective pc experience and consistent patchwork. So migrating players will not understand the meta shift which can shift balance of power to a role rather than just champion.
@@cr8xtremeCaRnAgE I came from mlbb , still play it . Started wild rift 3 days ago and already understand more than people whom been playing for 3+ month
@@kesawniekeddo1852 I don't mean to say MLBB players don't understand the game ...did I? All I said was that even though the game is similar, the way to play it is different. I have had quite few games with players going 3 tanks and sometimes 2 players in baron lane. Not necessarily we lost all games but I did try hard on those games to win it😂
That was what I meant to say earlier.
QOTD: Learning how to accept loses. Learning your mistakes after every game can help you improve by a lot.
So true man
A man of culture👏
The best tip
But what if i lost because my team inted?
Or delete game kids and never play again or go play bots 1000games then pvp 3000games and then go ranked...
Never played the PC version and been playing for almost 3 weeks straight and it is so fun. Definitely is daunting. So much to learn about this game (terms, champions, play styles, roles) but even with the hurdles of being a new player it is still so fun.
😂meanwhile me who has been playing for 3 months and still watching basics
It's ok, there are always some tips you can find to help you get better
There is a lot to learn. League has a huge learning curve and can take a very long time. Its okay, learn, apply what you learned into game, learn more from the game and dont take mistakes seriously. Also have fun! 😁
Me who's been playing League for 8 years: Pathetic 🥴
same HAHAHAHAAH
Been on since EU release, still suck at the game tho, that's why I'm on the basics! 😂😶
Me who play WR since it was released: Interesting...
Edit:I know the video is for the new players of WR from America, I just want to make a joke.
Challengere watching this: so interesting so much to learn here
Same
But i can only play once i cant login
Same
Same
one of the saddest things i realized from transitioning from pc to wild rift was that you don't keep your skins so sad
As a person who only played simple mobas, playing wild rift was very overwhelming
QOTD: Understanding how your champion will work well against enemies and with allies. This is essential, knowing that there are plenty of OP picks that DO NOT synergize well, that being said it's also a good way to test your limits, or better yet expand your limits and grow as a player.
one of the hardest skills I have had to master in lol is when to use flash, yes it is easy to think flash is just a easy way to avoid fatal damage, but flash has many great offensive features and learning to utilize for each champions moves will be the major difference between mastering and playing a champion.
To ppl that's a little confused, don't worry about jungling, just learn the hero you want to play and their role. Learn their skills also, learn how to last hit and learn your items. After playing a couple of games, you'll get better and learn more. Now you can learn other stuff like jungling and shit like that. The main thing tho is to win! You can kill bpabd achieve godlike lvl but winning is the most important! Destroy the towers and win
Last hit is always my way hahhaha
Honestly this is exactly why getting into league scares me lmao. I downloaded wild riff on a whim and it’s actually been a lot of fun but holy shit is this all so complicated. I really appreciate these videos so I can attempt to learn this game but who knows if I’ll actually be able to grasp all of it lmao
Games tips be like 4:33
"Melee minions are not ranged"
3:42 "Ultimate tipically have a longer cooldown than the other skill"
Corki : Am I joke to you?
You did type "typically" yourself, so your joke kinda fell flat lol.
@@lanzadelaurent0711 Sorry for my Typo
@@kamuishiro3565 he didnt mean typo lmao he meant that you said typically(that means that not every time)
wait til nidalee comes to wild rift
@@MayoLord I thought typically means usually
Wait, Rift Herald's name is Shelly? That's cute ❤️
Shelly is not official. Its only name given by casters
Shellys usually die twice in a game. Save Shelly. You can do your part
And if you destroy the base before shelly dies she will dance and its quite adorable (think it's only on pc version)
I remember named my shellos (in pokemon) to shelly
Shelob from lotr
So now I understand why Wild Rift is having a hard time capturing casual mobile players. Anyways, thanks for all of this info.
Most of my time spent in wild rift is a rollercoaster ride. I win 2 time and lose 4+, it is pretty tilting to be honest. This kind of experience made me composed, use the mute settings, accept loses. Adjusting to pick heroes is a good plus and I got to say this matchmaking felt like gacha for me lol, 1% to have a really great team. Despite the loses I really enjoy playing wild rift since its release here in the Philippines.
Ever since Vainglory got discontinued, I've been on the search for a new MOBA. I can say that Wild Rift is a good alternative but it has A LOT. A lot of things to consider, to learn, to practice. Thank you for the tips, I hope they hold up in practice.
Can we still play vainglory, try mlbb if wr is hard for u
Yessss same
I miss VG
Great guide PG, but you know what is just a dagger to the heart. Imagine getting invested in Wild Rift, subscribing to multiple channels to learn how to progress from low Elo to high Elo in only a few months. Start to develop hype for the release of NA, becoming deeply invested into the champions and figuring out who will you main for each role in the game. And then finding out your device is not compatible to play the game the day of the release! 😭😫
that's so sad... I'm sorry that happened.
@@terryoh6461 Thanks for the concern, but I just got to save up to afford a device that can run the game. 😔
QOTD : Hardest learning curve? Definitely learning not to tilt in game. When someone plays badly and we get tilted cause of it, it will just make the match even worse. Just stay calm, focus on your own gameplay, and the result will come.
Tilt or tunnel vision. Both end the fun of a game.
as a new player to WildRift, all i can say is that i'm overwhelmed after watching this video FR 😭
Thanks for a good tutorial to show a friend to help them get into the game. I couldn't have done it all myself
This game is so complex wow... no wonder LoL has lasted so long
It's a sport fur sure I just got out
and the pc version has like 3 times the amount of champions lol and items are all different and tons much more complex
Anybody who reached gold would say otheriwse.
@@MrFancyGamerduh. Wild rift will add more items and MORE Champs.
@@x3dwany371i agree, im gold
This is the first thing that pops up, when looking for the basics of wild rift all aspects.... 2 years old.
QOTD: Probably how and when to use items instead if using the recommend items
@Dale Macarena don't always use recommend items bc it might cost you the game like if there's alot of tanky heroes in the enemy team you should buy armor penetration and healing reduction items or squishy enemies or they don't have alot of mr or ar go for lethality for a shit ton of dmg
@Dale Macarena Itemization comes with experience, I've been playing League for 6 years now and even though most champs have a certain build that's always reliable and default. You need to adapt per game. For example, if you're against a full AD comp as a mage you go Zhonyas.
QOTD: mechanically challenging champs like Camille, Fiora, Lee Sin, etc. I don't like them cuz it gets you away from game knowledge and makes you focus more about the champion itself.
Thank you, after watching Arcane I wanted to try this one out.
I’ve just been spamming attacks everywhere lol, time to actually learn how to be pro
I just loved how b4 the video started, there was an ad about mobile legends. Lmao
I just started thinking about downloading and playing. This is the most informative video and I appreciate everyone involved with this channel. I will be checking out the entire channel and subscribing. Thank you again ☺️
As a player coming from Arena of Valor another mobile moba the hardest things is re learning all the items and champs skill kits but I’m really enjoying wild rift a bunch because of the different things lots to learn and it’s quite challenging so I find it really enjoyable
I've been playing ML for almost 2 years, got bored and tried WR, i thought I'll do fine cause I'm used to mobile moba. But oh boy I've got some studies to do, this game is complicated
QOTD: Learning how to adapt to my team's different play styles. Very important to me as i mostly solo queue most of my games
QOTD: learning about all the different items, their names, their attributes and all unique passive. It was a bit challenging for someone who is not playing in PC like me.
It was pretty easy tbh
Pro Guide teams treated America Launch as a opportunity 😂
Btw awesome guide as always 🔥❤️
My sister sent this to me because we're starting to play this game which our boyfriend's have been playing for years on PC. I'm the one with not a clue on what to do but I'm excited to be part of this world! If anyone has any more tips I'd appreciate it
Some of the tip videos on this channel alone has been helpful to try to understand!
The part where they described what fog of war was just reminded me that Mobas are just multiplayer pvp crpgs. Its very surprising that this would be one of the biggest e sports in gaming.
jus started, so much be going on during games n i dont know wtf i should be doing
YES I WAS LITERALLY JUST LOOKING FOR THIS GUIDE
As opposed to figuratively?
Been playing on PC for a few years, crazy how I feel like I’m just starting out again on WR lmao
I just started yesterday and pretty excited. Very helpful video
I think multiple short videos maybe 5 mins with more detail would've been better.
Thank you so so much for explaining what the acronyms and various terminology are. Things like CDR for example; I can’t tell you guys how many times I’ve had to pause videos to try look up the meaning of acronyms or LoL jargon I’m unfamiliar with. It’s very much appreciated!!
Thank
So many information. But i think the more i play the more i understand. This is very informative though. Thank you for making this video.
Bro so much information
Soooo helpful. Thanks!
My first moba was mobile legends: bang bang. I quit playing it and I've been trying to learn league but there's some major learning curves I'm just not understanding.
Thanks for the tips very helpful
18:53 "There are no further upgrades to a top tier item"
Ornn : Am I a joke to you?
Oh my thanks this helps me very much
Love playing wild rift
Need help and explanation on my new champion varus
I met a new american friend while playin, im malaysian so i was super supprised😁
Jom la seround
Do you have any recommended roles and heroes for beginner players to use?
I played lol in pc but im a noob so watching this for WR in order to be a good player
So this is just the same League of Legends game that I’ve been playing all along then...
3 months play wild rift and still in gold, hmm i think i need learn from beginning again
Playing for 3months also just got platinum
Just started playing LoL it helped alot thx!:D
This was so helpful omg
Its a big help thx kangaaasss
I came to wild rift from brawl stars and me and my friend kept calling annie “nita” cuz of her bear lmao
BeeeaaaRRRRRrr!!!!
Random Duck exactly
I relate so badly!! I thought i was the only one hahaha
My brain is fried
4:23 how do you misspell caster
Thanks for this video, i dont know jack shit when i played the game
I just came here cuz im kinda tired playing mlbb so if im tired at mlbb im going to play wild rift that's why im here
QOTD: Itemization. I've never played LoL PC and the last thing I learned is to know which items go with what.
From mlbb I want to know what good -heroes- champions are for my game style, I mostly use healers or supports any suggestions?
This game is not for girls go and play Angela on mlbb🥳
@@UtSaBtHaPa2005 uhm kinda sexist ngl 🤨
Lol, I remember when LOL first came out. A jungler wasn't a thing. It was 2 on top and bottom with one in the middle. This game changed so much since it started and not in a good way if you ask me. I miss the old rune system.
Hey guys I don't know if you know but in the latest patch/update there's a few sound bugs. (An eco for voice chat). And the game sound sounds very strange. Almost opposite (hearing sounds on the right of the game in your left ear) if your using earphones. Just a heads up for y'all. And I absolutely love wild rift hence why I felt to let you know.
Thanks audio matters
My head is going to explode I can’t take it
Deff helpfull thanks
Hardest thing is champs and roles for me. Lost a game earlier because i mistook fiora for miss fortune and we had no adc xD
Is fiddlestick strictly for jungle or its available for other lanes?
me who has been playing it for 5 months: very useful
Qotd: the champion's skills
I had a friend who tried like all hell to get me to play on PC but I never got into it, maybe played a handful of times. I did play a bit of Dota way back. I may actually get into this though.
Trying to move to wild rift from mlbb but this game looks so complicated I ain't the fastest learner and its quite off putting.
Stick to Wild rift, its much better than mlbb, fr
Thank you
Thx dude
I came back to this video because I like the video
Start playing at the first day when Japanese server released,still learning lots of stuff from this video 😂
This is easy better than pc, you can actually move your champ instead of clicking a million times.
Why isn't the full champion roster on this game? And will the rest be added later??
QOTD: Testing every hero to get ready for Sylas and viago to main 😎
QOTD: Knowledge is power, so I think that the players should try and learn everything about the game. But take it easy, you wont learn everything in a week.
QOTD: I just started playing WR 2 days ago, so probably wave management.
Plus I'm not used to trading in this game yet. Champion ranges are so weird transferring from pc.
It took me about 200 games to master spacing in wr lmao
Guys i have lost 3 games straight cuz my teammate was afk. Like seriously 😒. Why cant we have something like vainglory, if your teammate is afk you don’t lose points .Its not happening only with me with everyone else is suffering. Every after 4 or 5 games there is someone afk from team. I really love the game but this is something have to be noticed.
It feels so much more polished that mobile legends. Ript fked it up by not making it before
Is there a video to explain the scoreboard? I don’t understand it at all.
Wait so how's that different to the regular 5v5 summoners rift?
Just started learning lol while not downloading it (yet), Chinese Moba novels pushed me to learn this and i did learn some basic b'cos of it. lol.
When are there going to be coaches for wild rift?????
Is this hell im walking to
Yes, and one I may walk into as well.
How come I search up a loadout video and they recommend items to use but I don't have all of them
You are probably searching for league of legends guide and not wild rift guide
Is there a guide somewhere that shows which items don't stack together for stats?
I wish Blizzard would make Heroes of the Storm for mobile. The gameplay seems much more suited to mobile, you don't have last hitting, items, and much shorter matches. But they are not really managing the game well atm, and with the fiasco that was Diablo Immortal mobile games are a bit toxic for them as well. Too bad they aren't under better management. But I've really been wanting a MOBA on my phone, I may end up getting into Wild Rift.
I remember playing fizz for my first game (I’m an immigrant from mobile legends) and falling in love with the fish.
Is there any news about the game coming to consoles? I have been playing it but I don’t like the size of the screen.
QOTD: just to know what every champion does and what is the best champion to take against a certain champion, and to learn how to build your champion in the best way possible, and don’t let the toxicity of other players get to you...
Its kind of easy to understand as i have played pokemon unite for a year