Akali R E Combo Guide ! How to Master Akalis Kit (part 1)

Akali R E Combo Guide ! How to Master Akalis Kit (part 1) - How and Why it works, dos&dont's!

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In this guide, I will cover how to execute Akali's R E combo , explaining why it works and its advantages (when to use it), as well as its disadvantages (when not to use it). I'll also present improved solutions for your combos, detailing each individual ability and discussing the fundamentals of effective ability usage and hence comboing.
The goal is to provide you with a better understanding of Akali's mechanics, while also helping me enhance my skills in creating educational content with more in-depth and detailed formats and coaching. I wanted to practice with shorter guides before creating a comprehensive 30-minute guide that covers more aspects of playing Akali. If you could share some feedback to assist me in improving, I would greatly appreciate it.

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@Cyb3rSiggi 10 ай бұрын

Finally an in depth guide on the ability mechanics. Solid work bro, keep it up 👍 Would love to see more of the in depth combo and matchup stuff

@jordanb3844 6 ай бұрын

This is great. Just starting to learn Akali and this video is very informative. Well done!

@carmie8329 10 ай бұрын

Good guide, very detailed and even with direct tips to find first steps! I liked it. It was a bit hard to follow in some moments though, a few more short pauses would have been really nice

@CostelloDamian 5 күн бұрын

I must be dumb. My E never connects lmao. It does in practice tool. But I always miss it when I'm trying to dive. I'm broken

@jasonduncan660 3 ай бұрын

Really good informative video ❤

@93xDmario 9 ай бұрын

I feel like the R1 E1, when it actually throws you back ( not over enemy ) is kinda hard to do, even in practice tool. Unless you take some time to adjust your position at max range, it's hard to do consistenly and in game, you rarely have the time to look for engage on max R1 range. I agree that after a while you kinda " feel it ", but even then, it's not guaranteed. Even if you are at the appropriate range, sometimes things happen, maybe enemy will dash towards you while you R in and there's not enough time to cancel the animation before you go over them and you end up missing your E also...there are many thing to keep in mind here. Vs champs with low mobility ( no dashes ) perhaps it will succeed more than not, but it's quite a flip in the end. The most useful situations when this flip has better odds are when you chase someone ( because you know they won't turn towards you and you usually spam R1 key to start as soon as you hit the range ) or when tower diving because you can take the time to walk a bit away and then you can press R and as soon you see the animation happening (automatically) you can press the E. Unless they flash immediately when they see R1, you're guaranteed to hit ... but if they flash (especially when chasing ) you actually put yourself in a situation where you can't gap close anymore...so you need to asses the situation always. If you don't need E to kill, don't use it. More often than not, just R1 and then Qs + W is enough, you can even aim the E while in shroud if you can get closer . But none of those matters, honestly for most of us the easiest way to improve would be to just farm better in lane. Look how chovy plays akali, the man just doesn't fall behind cs, 10cs/min in lane regardless of the match-up. He plays it like a scaling champ.And he doesn't draw a lot of pressure from enemy jg/sup because he, in some sense, plays passive. Obviously he'll trade if you disrespect him, but otherwise he's just happy to scale to mid game. I feel like that's the most consistent way of playing akali. Having a very volatile lane isn't great...akali needs consistent gold early and if you flip some plays (with your team or in lane) and they don't go well, you'll never be useful as your power-spike is early (1 item) to mid (2-2.5 items). Afterwards, you start scaling backwards and need to play exceptionally well to have impact...and if you're behind, regardless of how you play, that might never happen ( have impact i mean). For anyone wondering, I'm plat and I actually barely play akali anymore...her late game feels too awful. So yeah, if you feel like I'm too pisslo to give advices, don't bother reading or idk :) Anyway, great video!

@Flash_Akali 9 ай бұрын

thanks for the long comment , appreciate it. you mention some good points but some things i need to elaborate on . i dont agree that r1 e1 (max range) is anywhere near as inconsistent / difficult to pull off as you describe. most engages on rangeds are usually from max range, you are right the difficulty comes more from finding its right moments where one should really go for it, it is overused and overvalued for sure and you explained well the disadvantages/risks with it , i started the video mentioning its allows for good akali gameplay but the overuse stops from great akali gameplay hoping that conveys what the following is about. to your second paragraph, yes its way more important to have xp gold and be fed instead of being with well practiced with niche champion mechanics,but on the other hand someone can deny you farm and xp , you can be unlucky with some early plays and fall behind, so people can deny you gold and xp but nobody can take your champion mechanics away from you so ,you should put a healthy amount into both if your goal is be a good akali, both do matter, also when ahead and having xp and gold you need the chapmion mastery to carry with them when oyu are the only fed player vs other fed ones and regarding chovy, he does not get 10 cs min because he plays it passiv, chill and scaling, hes plays it quite aggressive and is able to match the enemies aggression despite being on the weaker champ and creates himself room and pressure to walk up and aa every cs and use abiliites to trade, if you see western akalis vs korean ranged midlaners they cant hold their ground to do that, they get outspaced, do worse trades and are happy if they can get some cs with abiliites. thanks for the insight i wish more peoplle would just share their thoughts it really helps when deciding what videos to make next and what to focus,i always wanted to make a video focusing on the differences between a master akalis otp, and a challenger akali main , fundamentals vs champion mastery and such :)

@5DINT 10 ай бұрын

Solid play👍

@dartvolchannel1450 5 ай бұрын

Need part 2!❤

@timo8032 9 ай бұрын

Very good

@EeelectricFeel 9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the vid! So basically you have to cast the ult on max range to be able to do the R1 -> E1 reliably, since akali is "locked out" of casting anything else while "pefect execution" is channeling, right? So a close range version of this is not possible per se?

@Flash_Akali 9 ай бұрын

The close range R1 can also be interrupted,but you'd interrupt it at the end of the cast when you are away from the target, while you usually wanna use E from melee,vs multiple targets close range R1 with e cancel on another target ould be useful And sometimes when you are low hp and wanna space more defensively it would still be useful to r1 from close distance away,but interrupt it with E1 to cast it while closer to target, but now we are talking about very rare and niche optimizations:p And ty:)

@Taiisam 9 ай бұрын

SO underrated video

@hydrokestrel3107 10 ай бұрын

I need the part 2 just started picking her up

@windblade5929 9 ай бұрын

Thank you

@ChimkinSendwich 5 ай бұрын

What is double Q?

@Flash_Akali 5 ай бұрын

a forbidden jutsu among akali mains - if riot caught it getting more attention it might get removed , but you can find stuff about it online on yt/reddit, simplified its just a double q cast during E cancels with r