STOP Letting LOW ELO Players Get Away with MURDER! - League of Legends
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i feel like some of this might be because of jungle gank fear. is it possible for you to make a video that teaches people how to recognize their enemy jungles start and pathing? there are tons of videos about junglers, adc's, supports, mids, tops, but i don't think i've ever seen a video where a specific lane is spoken about in the specific way of handling jungle pressure/predicting those routes as a laner.
I probably do the equivalent of this in jungle - but let me reiterate a coach here: If you want to improve start by being overly aggressive, then tone it down. You will never know how far is too far if you don't move a single step!
I need to work on toning it down xD
well yea, if you want to be better and the game and climb you have to be more proactive, limit test and take risks. if you dont do anything and just coinflip for whoever throws first then nothing will happen
I dont get peple who don't even try that is dumb I also don't get the ones who try to much and just repeat the same mistake 30 times in the same game. Lol its good to be aggressive but its better to have a plan in mind. I guess its even better to be able to adapt that plan on the go too.
@@wzt9376 sometimes you gotta learn the hard way ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ though I feel like I’ll never stop learning with this game. Tried to branch out but I’ve become an MF one trick. She seems to be pick or ban for the other team tho and in soloQ if I’m not first pick I don’t get her 🥲
While I agree with that point of view, it's not the only true. It's just a one style of play of multiple viables. Limit test playstyle is most important on toplane carries I'd say. Depending on your role and more importantly - a champ - you can definetly successfully climb playing like a complete pussy, at least in lane. With all the respect to Tyler, he is a pretty good example of how being a complete subbimisive beta cuck in lane can still you carry far enough with great macro and being a really smart about other parts of the game outside of the lanning if you play utility/tanky/good wave clear roaming champs.
That Zoe was definitely afraid to play vs a fizz. Probably got steam rolled before by one.
I think most players biggest issue in lower elo in mid lane, is they're afraid to make mistakes and in doing so they make more mistakes like not punishing lanes that are easy to punish.
I have PTSD from a few fizz steamrolls
@@felixgabby8801 I think if most of us are honest, we've all experienced that before.
As a s4 midlaner i agree
pretty much this, i think. the thought process is fairly straight forward (if flawed); play safe and come out of mid even for the mid game, or be agressive and risk getting snowballed on by an assasin (and therefore having no fun for the rest of the game)
i mean, people are afraid to make the mistakes because the community will make them pay for it in many many ways, both allies and enemies, either through toxicity reports or whatever, i understand this goes for everyone in any competitive game, but the first hurdle is your pride, gotta get over that, then become humble, also c'mon people lets be nice
The thought process McBase was asking about is actually quite easy to understand - any low elo player lacks a proper understanding of nearly every aspect of the game. And the lower that understanding is, the more scared the players are. The most of them are focusing on how not to die way harder than on how to kill and snowball. And I'm talking from experience.
When I was new I would play safe but after a while I started played WAY TOO AGGRESSIVE and ran it down lol. Even though I died many times to laner & ganks, I actually learned a lot from trial and error. Then I'd watch streamers/videos to see how they played the lane compared to me and managed to pick up a few pointers.
Even though im not that good fundamentally, I did learn that taking risks is very beneficial for learning how to improve....at least for me. "Turn your L's into Lessons".
A big part of it is simply not knowing what all the champions do. Example. Akali. I do not know everything she does. I know she has the smoke ring thing, the triple dash thing, and a ranged throw thing. But I don't know the matchups. It's trial and error of the few matches I've had against her in my lane. I see her in games. But I don't lane against her enough to not be worried. On the other hand I play top and I see Garen a lot. I know how he plays and how to punish him. I'm way more likely to go all in on my normal top matchups I see a lot.
"While TF is off griefing Akali has to do her part to counter troll"
Fucking amazing
“Mr mands” u can use my account as an example for the golden standard for bronze
Wow, mcbaze was so mad 😂 Btw the first replay reminds me of a D3 fizz I played against some days ago as a plat adc main autofilled (I was playing orianna). He somehow managed to get killed at level 2 just because of some no sense E, then coinflip roamed letting me get 3 levels ahead because he couldn't fight me anymore. So yeah, mistakes like this are common in plat and below, but even in diamond I guess...
the "heavy dosage of copium"-part killed me, i love mcbaze! xD also, the thought process behind actions in low elo is non-existend.
True. Half-3/4 of we do is autopilot. The rest is trying to make playes
@@marshallneff1631 trying to outplay them selves.... just got griefed by jungler zac jump to zone a malz when baron is low enough to get a smite off very soon but because he bounced like a n*gga we lost baron to a nami ulti. like you got one job to last hit baron anyone of us can zone this fker land the smite...
you know.. i used to play like the first zoe in the clip, the silver one, 2 years ago. finding your channel made me go from silver to diamond 3 in less than half a year, and this is why everytime i play in low elo with my friends i recommend everyone to check your channel out, in my first month of seeing your channel i reached plat, and i played 3 years before and i was never even gold :D thanks a lot for everything guys
Ik you prolly won’t react cause it’s 3 weeks later… but how do you manage to climb out of silver? I (started when I was fairly bad) ranked into silver 3 and after I got better, won lane every game but lost the game cause someone going afk or team completely trolling
@@floos8254 when you win lane and everyone else is losing or trolling you need to carry the game yourself. be a shotcaller spam ping everything and look to end the game as early as possible especially if your team is still not listening. i could be wrong tho im just a bronze player but thats what i got from all the videos
Speaking from the position of a newer player, I have a hard time with random engages like this because I don't really have the confidence of what my damage output is and what they can do to counter it. I can't tell you how many times someone has put themselves into a bad position, I go all in to punish it and it feels like I'm swinging a pool noodle at them while they burn me to the ground. I just can't be comfortable burning all my CDs or even just running someone down unless they're already around half health and even that's a sketchy prospect. Sometimes I'll burn down a volibear with a combo and wipe him. Other times he'll be half health and tank the same combo like it was a couple light attacks. I don't get it.
Dont worry friend. Its just a matter of champion knowledge. That kind of knowledge come with experience and time. When i was new i took it upon myself to play all the champs in the game at least once. No ones asking you to learn it all in a day. You could play aphelios ten times in a row. But still get clapped by one the very next game. The difference is this time you'll now what he did to beat you. Every champion has an important ability. You just need to find it and learn how to use that knowledge in the next matchup
You just need to limit test more, eventually it will come to you.
Good video. If you want a bad players perspective (me) its because many low elo players don’t play enough to know what the enemy is or isn’t capable of. I barley know fizz’s kit. I know he jumps, has a shark, and can slash people down quickly. I also know this girl (I don’t even know her name) is ranged and ranged loses vs melee very quickly early on if they get on top of you. That’s why.
What I realize in low elo is, whenever they are playing a mage againts an assassin even tho they were suppose to win the lane , they are very scared and play very safely and letting the assassin farm.
I love how mcbaze trying to sound calm for the skill capped video but you can still tell he is mad while saying "because she used it for 14 gold".
McBaze hurts me! I can totally see myself doing all of these mistakes.
I want 2 hours of this with my games so I finally realize how much I'm trolling even when doing "well"
You don't need that.
If you are Plat or below, you can guarantee that you are doing shit like this game in and game out. Because if you weren't, you'd be stomping your way out of there up to Dia already.
It's a self serving circle.
If you'd get punished for your plays, you might figure out what is bad and fix it, but since both players have no real idea of what they're doing, it just ends up as "sometimes you get stomped by Fizz and sometimes it's literally free" Now ideally you'd learn from your stomping experience.
Funny to hear mcbaze talk about players being under copium. Watch his stream. If he loses lane "game is so shit". If he wins lane: "this player is so shit". See Mcbaze in top lane.
(to be clear, i think mcbaze is an excellent analyst and player, but I would love to see him honestly review his own game as brutally as he diagnoses 'low elo')
are you booky? :v
Perfect timing came back from my morning shift.
Gonna give the enemies more freekills now
Akali has to 'counter troll', love it!
I have the bad mindset that if i ever is up vs an assasin i am like "Dont give them an early kill" Most if not all assasins need that early kill to get rolling and snowball. The fear of letting them get that kill i instead play more defensive which honestly has kinda the same effect. They arent getting ahead i am instead falling behind becouse of missed cs.
Ok time to get Grandpa Baze on his Blood pressure meds before he has a stroke watching Low elo replays lmao
"Both Players just straight up trolling", Welcome to league of legends sir.
more "flame low elo" vids like these please, hilarious
Hahahahahahaha😂
Well as a bad silver player myself. I definitely see the benefit of this, but your pauses and what you would do definitely make me question these scenarios.
I guess the thought process behind the actions and playing so far back is mainly that we are not good enough to ensure we get good CS.
Not so much at putting the enemy champ behind or bullying them is just ensuring you CS correctly.
That's about as much excuse I can make for this lmao
If you want to improve your CS just go training mode lock your XP and practice CS. It is the easiest thing to train cause you dont even need enemy players for that.
U lose urself the game by letting an assassin breath for the 3 1st lvls
If you stop thinking that way, you'll climb much higher. CS is important yes, but not as important as winning your lane early by knowing when you have an advantage and using it.
In low elo it doesn't matter if you get first 40 cs. You just need xp. Countless times i was loosing first 7 minutes but @20 i usually have highest cs. (im exaggerating)
This is the problem with the advice "just learn to CS and you'll climb." A lot of coaching used to tell players that if they just get good at last hitting, they will easily climb out of silver and gold. Yeah, maybe that was the case in season 5, but we're going into season 12. Even iron/bronze players can manage 7cs+ a minute these days if they're not being pressured.
I run into so many players who think they're playing well because they're getting 6-7cs/m and when I tell them they need to play more aggressive they go "no I need to get my wave", "my friend is challenger and he told me this is the right way to play", and "csing is more important than kills." At this point, if you want to hard carry through CS alone you need at minimum double your opponent's farm. Usually that means 10+cs/m.
What this ends up in is silver players that have been hardstuck for 4+ seasons who average decent cs (around 7cs/m) and a decent kda (e.g. a 2/1/4 statline every game) and think they're playing every game well because they look at the stats after and see they were the op.gg "mvp" and think they're playing great. Meanwhile it's always "team diff" because the enemy top/bot goes 20/5 every game, but they don't realize they could have killed their laner 30 different times during laning phase.
I win almost every single mid lane in high platinum playing Neeko. 2 things that helped me a lot were knowing my champ (and all the small things about it) well and going very agresive in the lane. Unless the matchup is very bad (anivia/lux/xerath) it is pretty damn easy. The whole diffrent story is converting the lead to winning the game. Sadly a champ like Neeko is not a hyper carry (but the team can use the stunns anyway). I belive if i played more than a few games weekly I would reach diamond without too much effort and a lot of it is thanks to Skil Capped vids. Thanks for that.
Neeko is the worst midlaner in the game. The fact that you are beating the shit out of people just proves once again how bad low elo players are but more importantly and sadly - how delusional they are because the majority of whinning and complaining about the game and op champs comes from the people that are that bad. Not only they complain about the stuff they can't even comprehend but they also make the op stuff look weak in their hands as well as make shit tier stuff (your Neeko) look strong :D. Like ofc there are exceptions and people who are pretty acknowleable about the game despite being low elo but the moral is that if you are silver/gold most likely than not you should stfu complaining about stuff like balancing and your team and perma chatting and focus on your own gameplay and trying to use brain when playing and instead of making another generic pointless thread in reddit perhaps watching your own replays every once in a while.
@@lunacy5510 Would not call Neeko the worst midlaner or a shit one (she has some super easy matchups). She is just medium and out of meta, due to her crappy range and the need to dive into the fight to cast a proper ult (which makes her die super easy). The damage output and the cc is quite nice tho. I play her because I love the mindgames you can make with shapeshifting and clones and I am never tired of that champ. There are games against some bad players that lose the lane 0-3 or 0-4 but they play champs like voictor/kassadin and 10 minutes later they outscale Neeko like crazy, so unless your team deos something it is usually over. My opinion is that the game needs to provide fun. I play the champ because its fun to me and honestly if I had to play something like kassadin I would probably leave League long time ago. Still as said before if I had more time to play diamond with Neeko would be really easy. And yeah the enemy is usually like "I will fuck that Neeko up" and than on lvl 3 when he is dead already he writes "broken champ" or something when I can constantly catch him with my E through creeps and deal insane dmg.
@@zagloba1987 Her range is a big reason why she is indeed bad. She auto loses to mages and adcs (Tristana, Lucian, Akshan, etc.) cause of that and can't bully melees aren't npcs and play around her root and bait it or make her not using it at all. Then she gets outscaled to oblivion without even properly bullying before. Her W is not an ability (I know all the things she can do with it, I used to play her) and her and there is a big dissonance between her abilities and especially ult. There is nothing wrong playing weak champs and neither meta is that important (at least for the majority of the playerbase) if anything take it as compliment that you make a bad champion work. My point was about bad players focusing on everything else (like meta, game balance issues, teammates and calling your Neeko "broken" showing how clueless about the game and matchup they are) instead of their own gameplay since everyone knows that you can climb with anything in league and rather quite easily if you are just good at learning,. There are bad and good champs in league but not none champ is THAT bad. But that doesn't change a fact than playing something like Neeko is essentially being in a uphill battle from the start if the players are equally skilled. What's worse is that like you said if you are against something like Yone, Yasuo, Kassadin, Viktor, etc. they a lot of the time can still just int their way to victory cause of their champions stat checking you later even if their noticeably worse players if you and your team don't manage to close the game fast enough and since there is big difference in what can fed Yone and what can fed Neeko do it's much harder to 1v9 game as Neeko when your team not doing the right decisions and giving the enemy team to scale and comeback for free. That ofc doesn't mean that it's unwinnable or very bad matchup since none if this matter if you are just a much better player and Yone, etc. player just does mistake after mistake. Fun is the driving factor in players actually being good at the game and their champion, that's true.
@@lunacy5510 Yone is not a hard matchup same as adc's (akshan excluded couse he is so fucking mobile) . At least for me and at least in plat. The worst option is high dmg high ranged ap like xerath, lux. You need to risk a dive and dodge abilities to actually have a chance of hitting your spells. Or just wait for them to use them randomly and than just walk straight into them. That is usually the case in plat.
@@zagloba1987 why are you disrespecting my beloved kassadin? :(
You should always play aggressive and test your limits. Because if you do you learn when you can get away with it and when not, becoming a better player
Very nice video, do more of those - unlimited content since it happens every game, and very useful for us.
I second this. Both educational and entertaining listening to him. It wounds us as much as him to see unpunished plays (But a great example to learn).
A lot of this is because of auto-pilot. If you could pause the live game and ask Zoe "What are you afraid of? Why aren't you punishing him?" I'm sure she would realize "Oh yeah, you're right" and immediately adjust her behavior, but in the moment people's focus is elsewhere (Jungler, minions, positioning etc.)
I think a big portion of this video is just matchup knowledge, for the tf, v akali and Zoe vs fizz it’s 2 immobile mages playing scared against 2 assassins with weak early game that they are too scared to punish. To make my point even more obvious, the example with sylas and Vlad makes me realize that I don’t understand much about either champ so I don’t know how much I actually got out of that
It’s not rly matchup dépendant
It’s simple ranges vs melee concept
Champs are interchangeable
Basic attack damage and minion damage is what level 1 is about reallly
@@NLperso You're correct, to clarify, I meant that the players playing the ranged champs didn't know that the melee champs were weak early game and were not punishing it ie. fizz lvl 1 is super short ranged
he's wrong about sylas being able to punish vlad, vlad would actually hard win the trade back on sylas just by auto attacking him and abusing his range advantage.
@@shubhod9569 if vlad was playing properly. But he wasn't, and sylas failed to punish him for that.
this was so helpful i can't say how many times i've made these mistakes without knowing they're actually mistakes
im in low plat and i can honestly say that i still play like this at times. Exactly the same mentality as the guy your coaching said.
Best Skill Capped video I've seen so far 😂
i feel i can easily spot when my enemy is trolling when ever i dont play autopilot. the problem i cant play non autopilot like im auto piloting most of the time and i dont know how to stop it. perhaps a video about focus will be nice itll compliment this vids better
Define auto pilot? Like playing the same way every game?
your enemy isn;t trolling though
Stop being lazy.
You want a video to do it for you? That's not going to work.
It's on you. Stop being lazy. Actively force yourself to be always doing something in game, always asking yourself questions in game, always assessing what you did in game, always thinking in game.
Autopilot is just being lazy.
Crazy how i never subbed but watch so many of your videos. Thats probably the reason i was stuck in low elo. Now that im subbed, i will reach diamond
I looked at my replays today. I haven't seen mistakes quite as egregious as this, but smaller ones of the same kind. It really is everyone. As for why this happens, my two cents are people are scared of feeding and losing lane, so they "play safe", unaware that they are throwing away advantage that would lead to them being able to 1v2 even with a jungler gank.
Concepts like lane priority and slow push are arcane to people in those brackets. I think general lack of knowledge, be it matchup or generic causes this. The more i binge guides and actually understand what i'm doing with wave management and timings the less scared i play. I am usually very guilty of playing like this TF.
Well same thing happens to me too. When fight is over I know what I should’ve done to get even pentas too but I have had only 1 penta in matchmaking game and that was when I finally reached 100k on sett
McBaze sounds like he just got off a bout of day drinking and I'm all for it
This concept works for supports too. I often make my adc hard push the first 3 waves so we have level advantage and crash the wave. We can then cheater recall or play the long con. I miss my poke, pretend to be scare, enemy blit/thresh/leona/nautilus walk up thinking it would be an easy hook, not even knowing they are dying to our minions. Even if they land their engage, I press my win fight button which was Ignite or Exhaust, then make them regret their decision playing this piss pit of a game.
I wonder if there is a guide in how to teach people to trade properly.
Seriously, i've had 2 games where i've gone against INCREDIBLY aggressive laners, but i've killed them each time because they didn't know when to back off.
The Ahri i remember got more away with it because i was trolling a bit, playing Vex with no knowledge on her kit and just winging it. (It was a normal with friends). But the TF game where i was ahri i got VERY far ahead due to his aggression and i just...Sat back and charmed him into my tower.
As someone hardstuck in silver, I know that no matter how much I try to improve I wont advance much XP. Still, as someone once said: Funny words Magic man. Always enjoy the entertainment.
I coasted Pyke mid to goal in
7:33
but you have to give us lowlows credit:
those cyzels look pretty cool, right?
Damn you were frustrated of low elo this game. I could hear it in your tone. Marry Christmas! Time to rest a little
Gonna apply this to top
lol i’ve been playing for just a few months and realistically, every time you ask “who wins this level 1 matchup” I have no idea because I probably still haven’t encountered every champ…
i’m supposed to now know how all of them scale and who is good at what level? I don’t think y’all really realize that alot of this is due to a knowledge gap of the game
It IS a knowledge gap.
But you'll hear loads of low ELO players whining about teammates and bad luck, while completely ignorant about how just uninformed they themselves are about the game. They are so ignorant that they don't even know how badly they are playing, which is why Mcbaze uses these (random) samples to show you.
I can guarantee you, if he was able to find those players in this video and ask them to explain themselves, not one of them would have even seen what he saw. That's why they played so terribly.
Low ELO players are doing this EVERY. SINGLE. MATCH. and don't even acknowledge or know it. Too busy blaming teammates, or Rito matchmaking,, or the rain.
Skill Capped sounds so feds up with us low elo folks lol
It gets old hearing low ELO players constantly whine about teammates, matchmaking, or Rito. Especially when 99% of them are doing stuff like this video in their matches consistently. Completely ignorant, uninformed, and unaware of why what they are doing is wrong.
The problem with harassing and punishing your opponent is that you can lose CS while doing it. And these players hear that good farm is the way to win - so they are afraid doing something else
I was pooping on fizz few mins ago as a mordekaiser was one sided win but geam throw never gave any kill to him
6:10 I don't think he should go in a ranged minnion blob when vlad q is almost empowered
The fizz missing E and zoe backing off was actually painful to watch lol
I liked this video alot cause I have been watching videos liek this for a while, so the most common struggles in low elo aren't the thigns i struggle with because of it. But this brought matchup knowledge that I wasn't aware of. Matchup knowledge, mechanics and map awareness are my biggest issues atm.
The best way to gain Matchup knowledge is learning how a high elo main plays the matchup. Try to find a YT or Twitch content creator that mains your champ and look how the play: if they have lvl 1 pressure or not, when they can fight when they can't, what enemy abilities they need to dodge/bait, what abilities they need to fight, when to play safe and dont fight. Then you try to apply to your games.
Can you guys do a video of this for bot lane?
What is that website with gameplays?
as vlad main my eyes were burning
A lot of times you are suggesting to poke/punish the enemy when they are at their “weak” stage (Ranged into melee match up at level 1 for example). May I ask what the optimal number of enemy minions should be before you start this strategy? I.e should you start this process as soon as the minions connect, or should you not be clearing a few of them first so you don’t lose early trades to enemy minion damage? For example when the vlad used his q immediately in your clip at level 1, if Sylas engaged with his E, into Vlads whole wave, would he have won that trade?
it depends on your dmg, but usually 1 minion wave attacking you isn't that bad if you can take a big chunk and run away before the enemy counterattacks , it's only bad when it's more than 1 wave stacked up together.
and if you first push the minions before going,that gives the enemy time to farm and even poke you too,when you want to be harassing and zoning them from cs as much as you can
@@lefroste6370 I see. So its going to come down to your abilities damage VS the enemy wave damage. The kicker being since the enemy has already wasted his cool downs, they can only fight back with autos. So as long as your total damage outweighs their auto attack + minion damage
@@xZ1gZagx I think the major lesson here is to acutally put thought behind every matchup and what's going on. If don't even think about what you could do and if x is worth it then you don't learn. Outside of CSing in the line what are you really doing? Just staring at minons beat each other slowly? If your entire brain process is just thinking about how to last hit, then you don't have room to constantly think about ways to win the lane or do anything else. It's like how junglers just AFK mind the jungle and just beat down NPCs without thinking of pathing, best lane to gank and adjustiung routes constantly or supports who just think they have to stand behind the ADC and heal them and throw out abilities randomly.
probably more helpful than example after example would be a decision list/checklist for when to play aggro/go for kills vs. defensive. also I'm a professor and uh this tone towards students doesn't really help anyone...
*Chad Baze is done with low elo superiority*
Im in Gold because I play rather casually and only rank to get season rewards but Im getting first blood so many times because of enemys like this.
I think you can call this the "paper tiger syndrome". Laner doesn't understand it's time to poke or trade against a neutered opponent or not grabbing an easy kill. Like why is Twisted Fate so intimidated by a q-less lvl 1 Akali lmao
3:37 uh what exactly happened that game
i know it's probably just unfortunate but i just tried adapting my play to this & never inted & lost more games in my life
I feel like mages are just afraid of assasins. Im an assasin mid main, take it from me anytime i see a mage in lane i get excited and started looking for early kills. When i go up against fellow assasins i have to tone it down a bit because i know i can die just as easily as i can kill. I had this mindset all the way to my promos for diamond. Once you get to this elo area 80% of the people playing know how to play their champions, and yes that includes mages as well. I was stuck in my promos area for a month until i changed that mindset i started to treat every matchup with respect and stopped expecting easy lanes when i saw a lux or a ziggs. What im tryna say is learn your champion. Know how much damage you can output and how to dish out that dmg while staying safe. Assasins are squishy af as well. Remember that.
I am slilghtly confused by the sylas part. In every video you insist on letting you get pushed and no trading because the enemy ranged minions will win that for them, but here you ask for him to go in to punish the cooldown. Is it what all melees should do or is it specific to sylas/vlad?
sylas has a bit of a range especially with the long ability at lvl 1 so i guess he means that because vlad auto doesnt do as much dmg so it would be good trade
but on a melle vs ranged lane inst you, being ranged, suposed to freeze? so to mine the enemy health with autos? then make him base and get a freeze to recall and keep him off farming and keep poking in a safe spot?
if you are ranged vs melee mid , you're supposed to take advantage lv 1-3 , slow push first 3 waves and poke the enemy if he tries to cs, then after you crash the waves, you have prio so you can either roam or cheater recall or ward the enemy jg. then the wave will bounce back to you and you can freeze. if the enemy is stupid you insta win the lane there.
I can answer this because I watch other vids. First 3 wave slow push, when it hit the enemy turret, it will bounce back. You freeze when it bounce near your turret. At that point, assuming you don't mess up, then you have position and level advantage, enemy laner have no way to break the freeze. I am a support main and I can even make my adc do that
@@stormdragon2529 yeah but that's not what the video said in the vlad vs sylas match up, why?
@@duongle1606 i said the same thing lul. i see a man of culture as well
@@danielsk8p in the video, vlad was supposed to keep autoattacking the wave, use Q on sylas if he tried to CS or trade, then he should've slow push first 3 waves, crash under tower giving him prio, this way vlad could just recall or roam, while sylas was stuck under tower grabbing cs. then vlad could've freeze the wave bouncing back and give him a better lane state
actually i saw alot ppl use W akali like that just bc they were higher ranks i thought its right things to do
I like your quote, "don't call other people bad when you're making the same mistakes."
calling ppl trolls using channel wich influence Leagues community is normal? they are just bad, not trolls in any way shape or form. just straight up regular (bad) gold players.
@@sleeplesstv2674 Yeah it's really bad and feeding toxicity in league that this channel calls people trolls or inters or greifers just for people losing the game and not knowing as much as them.
I think a big issue is that people try to play like their favorite pros instead of playing like themselves. Just because a pro does it, doesnt mean you have to. BE COMFORTABLE WITH YOURSELF.
Mcbaze watching Z*e game is insane
well im in EU, and players there are a lot better so this doesnt happen as often even in low elo
I miss the s6 / s7 skillcapped videos and the specific matchup tips, heck even how they were made masterfully instead of just flaming golds in every single video nowadays and recycling content
I mean the reason is pretty simple, the lack of champion trade knowledge on low elo.
Dang. We really are bad at this game.
Nice
8:15 I feel for that TF. I get him. I main the champ and his autos at lvl 1 are very weak to even last hit a minion. He tried to q the minion in fact at 8:25 not akali. And of course he was playing very passively.. That akali could've killed him any time. One combo and one ignite? He's a dead man walking who should've picked a better ban.
:I
lvl 1 and 2 akali can't do anything to TF
Let's agree to disagree. Although he should've poked her with pick a card. Definitely.
@@f.g3379 funny youd say that, yet youll look at challenger koreans like dopa who would punish the akali so hard in those early levels to make it so she cant just all in him and kill him easily when she hits 3, ur just simply wrong lol
I literally love mcbaze
Good advertising when low elo Players are ur customers rofl xD
Speaking from a noob iron perspective, id make the point that some people simply dont know better, so they arent intentionally doing the wrong thing.
I hope i can remember what i saw here in my games...
I read the title and i know its a mcbaze commentary
And there ladies, that's wht we call back seat gaming
McBaze is so salty here like they were his mid.
INTeresting
leveled w second when fizz didn't have an sums....
wow
More McBaze commentaries on the channel please. We need full videos of flame lol. None of this positive bullshit.
Really tilted watching this
Why do people say this shit? "they're both trolling in mid." They arent "trolling" if either of them were trolling they would KNOW they can get the kills or damage and they'd be fucking around not playing the game as it should be played. The problem is THEY DONT KNOW, they're still playing as best as they think they can. It's not trolling. Stop using words where they dont make sense. If someone gets shit housed in their lane because they're bad and players say shit like "they're trolling, they're inting." no, they could just be bad, out classed, out skilled by their opponent, create a large enough skill-gap and it'll happen even to a high elo player. Inting means they are intentionally feeding... INTENTIONALLY is the keyword there, trolling means they're fucking around clowning.
Bad feeding teammates aren't either of those things without intention, and the only way you can prove that is if you see high-level play coming from them, and then it stops suddenly.
I can sense that someone is very angry cause his teammates weren´t as good as him when smurfing xd
Please use me im silver, gp onetrick and want to know what im doing wrong
Sorry I can't help it I have stockholm syndrome
Really good video, I'm sure you portraied one of my problems here. But I actually don't like the excessive use of the word "trolling" in this context. It implicates that these players are doing it on purpose, which is clearly not the case. To me, that seems to be a common trend in League. As soon as somebody misplays, his teammates call him trolling or even want him reported for "trolling". That's why I would expect to hear that from Low-Elo players, but not from a high quality channel like you.
Right, this would be trolling in high elo, but here it clearly isn't
im just gonna open Wiki and check enemy cooldowns and win more ezpz
You don't need to know the exact cooldowns, just knowing if its long (15+seconds) is enough to punish them for using it.
Edit: I would send 10 replays to anyone who thinks that I'm having high dosage of copium and I double dare anyone to spot anyone like this Fizz in those 10 replays.
God dammit. I'm silver myself and I never, ever, ever get any opponent like this Fizz. I may get some like Zoe's along the way and I press my advantage every now and then, but other than that my opponents are damn challengers during the laning phase. Seeing Skill Capped clips like the ones in this video just boggles my mind and annoys the hell outta me, because I never see those in my games. Therefore I can't learn anything in laning videos.
If they played like challengers during lane phase they wouldn't be silvers
I can attest to this guide, us gold players are trash and do give away free kills. I have a D2 coach and in vod reviews he is ALWAYS shitting on me for now aa'ing and taking free damage
If that's Silver 1, I'm fricking Challenger. Or maybe people on EUW are better than NA idk
Hey team SC, in case you haven't been told today, love yall :)
I don’t understand why u call skill issues „trolling“. The guy might just be ass, but still try his best
That video is so funny
I wonder how these guys are still in gold
I swear mid laners do this the most
In Mcaze very own words: you must be on a high dosage of copium if you think that players in other roles in any low elo are Fakers compared to their midlane counterparts.
Oh god this zoe hurts to watch
These players are terrible they don’t play like this in my games
this is probably silver 4 and gold 4 idk.. they seem worse than bronze. this is coming from a d2 player though
I hope you are joking xD
Honestly, to me, most players between bronze-gold are about the same, no real drastic difference over the long term, for me I just play until I hit gold (I think I got it in about 20 games this season, though, it's because of playing a ton of ranked flex, hit plat in that, I got to skip my promos into gold)
Yes they do. And you are one of the terrible players. Because he's literally pointing out how these players DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE SEEING SO THEY DON'T DO THE RIGHT THINGS.
And you saying you "don't see them" in your game means it's YOU.