u/FroztedMech

Was wondering if anyone else thought this too, but it's just so weird how non-human his wives are. What kind of wife happily tells her husband she's waiting for him to bring a new one, do they have no sense of self.

Really wish this show was more focused on world-building and combat, instead of this weird slice of life harem that all these degens keep praising for its "realism".

"have the enemy team misplay their positioning" happens 100x more times in solo queue compared to pro, that's why she's not as bad as people think

Low elo there are other things that you can abuse to just win (like CSing well or knowing basic macro). The opposing team will also be uncoordinated, so it's extremely easy for Taliyah to find picks (and even for bad teammates, it's easy for them to follow up on her combos).

It's honestly just keeping cs numbers up, you have to be good at catching waves/jg camps to stay ahead or your damage is mediocre

Yeah i'll be honest I didn't read the second part, it's not too bad an idea to empower minions, although it does benefit champs that can clear those waves more (that's also one of the core features of brawl, shame they removed that gamemode)

That's just a convoluted and cheese-prone way to do it, if it really was a problem then they'd just buff tower health / damage so that it takes longer to get to nexus.

Problem is that there would be no incentive for either team to really push the wave, and it's unfair for the winning team to be forced to wait to win.

Low ranks can be tough (especially when you're playing champs with low agency), since you usually get swept up in bad plays made by your team. I'd be down to give a vod or live game review if you'd like, to quickly point out some mistakes.

A bit of a hypocritical Edit since you're also missing the point of the person you're replying to.

Same thing, if you stomp lane that means you're a lot stronger than your opponent, so you have permanent prio and can influence any part of the map you want.

You need to be pushing your lead, take objectives, steal jungle camps, gank other lanes to also get them ahead.

Just relax, the game should first and foremost be fun, so if people are toxic, mute them.

For gameplay, just pick a playstyle you like (based on how you like to play & fight), find a champ from that, and play the role they're in.

The game is really complicated so just focus on learning stuff and think about what you did wrong whenever you die (usually, it'll be because you were out of position, or going alone into enemy jg, etc..)

Depending on what lane you start playing, watch an educational streamer a bit to get a feel for it (i can recommend a few once you've decided).

Not necessarily, some people are better at macro & mid/late game, or they're specifically playing scaling champs that are meant to be weak early.

By winning lane you have an advantage from the start, and it's your responsibility to try to keep that advantage as your weaker lane counterpart tries to comeback.

You want to see another person's friend list? You could start by asking them maybe?

1. You need to balance offense vs defense. Obviously you'll get popped if they got on top of you, but you outrange them, and if you can make them low hp before they have the chance of jumping, then you're safe until they back.
2. Usually assassins will have ignite, you'l have tp (or barrier), so you'll have an easier time sustaining in lane as long as you take good trades.
3. Consider taking defensive boots / move speed boots if that'll help you survive. Don't always autopilot buy sorcs.
4. Most importantly, HOLD YOUR CC. You almost never want to use your cc aggressively while pushed up (unless you know you can safely run back). Most assassins will be stunnable at some point in their combo as long as you stay patient with your cc.

I personally use Y very often to lock/unlock during the game, but some people are always unlocked and press/hold space to center their champ.

As long as you're not always locked and are able to pan when you need to, you should be fine.

Meeting people from your niche hobbies would probably be the most natural way. Otherwise, just go to meetup groups and try to find a few nice people, and put effort into going to more events or hangouts with them.

Drum classes, going out or playing video games, volleyball on sundays

"gold value" doesn't real matter in this case, it's just about what your champ needs. If you're dying before you're able to do stuff, get defensive, if you need stats to buff your damage, go AH/AS/mpen.

Omnivamp sits in a weird niche because you need to already deal enough damage so that it heals, while also needing to survive long enough to make use of it.

"im ranked 35th in one region as a objective stealer without smite and somewhere similar with smite"

This means absolutely nothing. You can always find some statistic you excel at, but at the end of the day you're absolutely making mistakes and need to figure out what those are.

Some games will also not be winnable because of a bad team, and that's alright. But even in those, you need to focus on what you can improve on instead of only thinking about what you did right (and getting mad that it didn't convert into a win).

Stop playing ranked when you know you're disconnecting often?

I believe sylas W doesn't stun if he's point blank (but it will if he's far enough to make it a dash)

I guess another big (and easy) piece of advice is to check your map everytime you run out of base, think about what's most important and ping where you're going to your team (if it concerns them). It can be hard to coordinate when you're busy farming, but you usually have a good 20secs after every recall.

Why bind left click to attack move? How do you go somewhere/move in lane without accidently auto attacking?

Seems like most of your questions have already been answered, but wanted to comment about feeling bad about making your team lose.

The more you die without getting kills (at least in SR), the less gold you give to enemies. Also, realize that since this is such a complicated game, everyone in your games is also making a bunch of mistakes (and I guarantee that anyone who flames you is also constantly misplaying).

Also from experience, most people who play this game do so without really thinking. Especially in Summoner's Rift, just thinking about the state of the game and about positioning ("right now, can the enemies chase me down and kill me" or vice versa) is a huge advantage.

Feel free to ask if you have more questions or want a mini VOD review, good luck :)

Why? She has an insanely high skill ceiling and tech with her walls, makes sense she has devout OTPs for her.

I don't really get what this means? Are you saying "I don't want to learn the hero roster because other people on my team are bad"?