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I thought i'd take a sec to share some basic tips on how to improve the mental aspect of your gaming - skill is relative, expecially with BOL/L#, but we still find ways to lose a game - so it also has a lot to do with Brain.lua and emo.lua. For example, if you find yourself raging enough that it effects real life (throwing objects, inability to think afterwards) then its time to take a break and do something else. One thing you should know is that when you are raging, you should never type in game chat. When you rage directly at someone you become a main factor to that person playing even worse. Curbing teammates' nerdrage is one method to winning more games and having more enjoyable games because of it. What I do when I notice a teammate is performing poorly is to try and get their head back into the game. The vast majority of people were not boosted to where they are. They are simply having a bad game but can play well. If a person is clearly feeling down and I have the choice between taking a kill or giving it to them then Ill give it to them. I try to not allow myself to bring my teammates down. I make sure that I create the most family-loving environment possible. Remember, you can't control what others do, but you can control what YOU do.
Basic ways to improve: -Watch replays of your games -Look for mistakes you make consistently -Think of ways you could have played a situation differently -Did you not cast spells when getting ganked? -After you died, did you check what spells were up that could have saved you? -If you casted a spell sooner would you have lived? -Are you CSing properly? -Did you call MIA on the enemy? -Are you trying to predict where the enemy could be? -The vast majority of times the enemy is not moving randomly. If you notice the enemy mid laner is missing and your top laner is pushed....You might want to let him know what's coming -Place wards -Make sure those wards are in effective places -Are you paying attention to your ward's timers? Knowing when you're vulnerable is key is improving -After you take an objective, look what else you can take. -Often times after taking dragon you can also take a tower, rotations are key -Learning your limits is one of the most important aspects of league -Play aggressively as to learn what you can do. If you find yourself constantly backing off when an enemy laner walks at you, perhaps you could play that differently. -Look for times to roam
If this helped you in any way, pls upvote! Thanks!
Basic ways to improve: -Watch replays of your games -Look for mistakes you make consistently -Think of ways you could have played a situation differently -Did you not cast spells when getting ganked? -After you died, did you check what spells were up that could have saved you? -If you casted a spell sooner would you have lived? -Are you CSing properly? -Did you call MIA on the enemy? -Are you trying to predict where the enemy could be? -The vast majority of times the enemy is not moving randomly. If you notice the enemy mid laner is missing and your top laner is pushed....You might want to let him know what's coming -Place wards -Make sure those wards are in effective places -Are you paying attention to your ward's timers? Knowing when you're vulnerable is key is improving -After you take an objective, look what else you can take. -Often times after taking dragon you can also take a tower, rotations are key -Learning your limits is one of the most important aspects of league -Play aggressively as to learn what you can do. If you find yourself constantly backing off when an enemy laner walks at you, perhaps you could play that differently. -Look for times to roam
If this helped you in any way, pls upvote! Thanks!