The crazy thing is what most people consider low elo (up to gold and maybe including depending) it's actually better than pushing the correct amount in a lot of cases, if you're behind especially because the enemy team either completely ignore you or 3 come to kill you while your team have the chance to do something much more impactful. The only problem is you never know whether it will be until later on in the game based on how everyone rotates to objectives and catches waves

Low elo isn't to gold, Emerald is also low elo, i would say D1+ might be high elo or even higher​@@Financialguide2023

Ive always let them overpush me while I just farm n then once they are overpushed ill ping for my support to engage with me and we go in for the kills then farm peacefully again 😂 I didn’t know that was something people didn’t realize or know. It was just common sense for me. I’ve only been playing league for about a year right now.

As a jungler I am ganking the shit out of an overpushed lane if I feel it has a high chance of success. Being over pushed increases those odds massively

i’ve noticed this about myself and teammates recently. super common (i’m emerald)

one of the many reasons most adc mains prefer an auto filled adc main as their supp instead of a supp main

@@eleum1400 adc mains are always complaining about something anyway

Im master and I realized I'm playing on automatic doing this omg

@@eleum1400 tbh every adc pings and asks for lane push ALWAYS ! 😂 Thats like automatic process everyone do.

i'm ADC main and this is true.@@pepperonigawd

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AND what's your point? Do what your team wants you to do to lose the game? In soloq you don't have team bud just ignore them AND play your game.

Really depends. Jungles should rarely ever show themselves on the map. I'd say only if it's crucial or you've bumped into someone near an objective, but the best thing you can do is get prio(rity) in the lanes next to the obj (top and mid for grubs/herald/baron and bot and mid for dragons) a Jungler can help with that prio and that's the better thing to do, gank those lanes if they're not pushed enough and when they are pushed up, congrats, you have prio. that's IF they rotate though lol.

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preach. I deafen every game

nothing worse than a jungle who didn't see they started dragon/void and you can't for the life of you do anything to tell him there is a free dragon/void

@@DustyyBoi player who completely ignores the ping system spotted. you can literally just ping dragon/grub alive via scoreboard, itll give the check/cancel popup for team even if ping muted. + the fact if pings arent muted since most jg just mute chat, its literally just ping assistance, need vision, on my way. Its not hard.

@@kyoholiday129 unless they are too stupid to understand pings I'm like 87% sure they muteall. and most people ignore the dragon ping system, I for one do. after the first day I made it as small as possible and put it in the bottom right corner. people spam that thing more than ss

every lane has a different way of doing this but the answer is generally that you need to play more aggressive until you draw pressure and then as soon as you are the one drawing the enemy's attention you make yourself impossible to kill.

If its a super doomed spot like duel 0-10's then playing for bounty is often the best. If its only slightly doomed like top mid 1-4 then crossmaping on the the side that isnt feeding can be good. But all things league, everything is situational.

Rainy

Do you play League with your feet then?

I think it does cause it needs a meaningful window of time between u and ad to be effective/efficient. But also situational. If u worried bout adc dying "just because " then its a mistake to stay, if u worried cause u have no vision and enemy jg/mid might be rotating then it isnt...

I play in EUNE and their guides from the site helped me to get to emerald after being hardstuck in silver

Depends on the situation. Losing one plate for tempo is worth it, if that allows you to finish your first item or an important component. You can get more plates later with the tempo instead of overstaying in lane and not spending your gold. Not saying that this is the case whenever this happens to you, just stating that this could be what is happening.

Watching your vids you can improve on your mechanics A LOT. Simply faster more efficient clicks, more dodging skillshots, more landing urs, more spacing, more kiting and not brainless auto attack trading. There is SO much more. A lot of people will tell you that you can climb using only good macro and proper play. This is kinda true, but it is also true that you can climb with terrible macro if your micro compensates for it. Basically some players will make bad plays, but their mechanics compensate so they end up ahead anyways. Basically my best feedback would be to improve your micro. Also just disable chat in bronze. There is nothing relevant from game chat. I recently got a friends bronze account to play on. So far im 80+ % winrate playing as fill after like 15 games. Im only a platinum player and the skill gap between platinum and bronze is insane. And trust me, PLAT IS STILL LOW ELO, IM A NOOB. If a noob can get 80% winrate in bronze then so can you buddy, keep trying and try to just play alot of games to improve your micro. You seem to know enough macro to get out of bronze. Like youre kinda insinuating, you actually know what the correct play is a lot of the time. You just need to get the micro to back it up, and YOU DONT need to be a 16 year old super talent to have good micro. You can have pretty slow but just consistent and efficient clicks.

Also something i noticed when i watch you clear your camps. You can pull them WAY more, and it does save you several seconds. You can probably shave 10 seconds off your first clear ONLY by pulling your camps further. You basically wanna use ur first set of abilities on the camp, then you INSTANTLY kite it to the edge of the aggro circle. When its 3-4 seconds off dying you start pulling it AWAY from the circle towards your next camp while also kiting and finishing off the camp. This takes a little practice in order for the camps to reset. This might not be worth the first 10 times youre doing it, but after you get it down you will save so much time. Also i saw that youre oversmiting alot. Especially in the early game, if you get a leash on your camp and the camp is around 7-800 hp when theyre done leashing DO NOT smite this camp. Unless you KNOW the enemy jungler is going to invade you, you smite the camp early to MAKE SURE you get the full 600 damage. In your latest video youre smiting your first camp on 500 hp. This is a full second or more wasted with early game attack speed. If you just combine these two things and get it down, your clear is gonna get so much faster. Faster clear means you gank earlier, you can invade enemy, you can be on scuttle before enemy. Its higher tempo. Its huge. The other thing i noticed is you stay on the map WAY TOO MUCH. In the volibear game i watched you are late for the scuttle because your clear is sub optimal, yi takes the scuttle in front of you. You then shadow yi ALL THE WAY to bot scuttle and WATCH HIM TAKE IT and start your 2nd full clear WITHOUT RECALLING and buy with ur 900gp. I cannot stress how bad this is. After you even see yi on the first scuttle your instinct should be to INSTANTLY RESET. If you did this you wouldve actually had tempo advantage on yi, who goes for double scuttle. Your camps give more xp, the ONLY reason you take scuttle is for the extra gp, and for early vision. But you can just ward. Its not worth losing 30+ seconds or even potentially dying since level 4 yi will kill level 4 voli every time. If you had just reset and started your 2nd full clear you would have been at Drake/voidgrubs or a gank with a TEMPO ADVANTAGE and with gold spent Youre basically missing out on 3 kills worth of gp if ANYTHING happens on your 2nd clear. And in solo queue, pretty much every 2nd clear something happens. Even if nothing happens youre clearing slower cause you dont have gp spent. Again, all you had to do was DO NOTHING and recall, and you wouldve been ahead of yi.

@@mkayy736 I cant thank you enough! I really appreciate the time you took to point out some of my bad habits. Things I am going to work on: 1) Completely overhaul my first clear. I need to practice efficient clearing way more in the practice tool. 2) take advantage of resetting instead of wasting time. 3) moving more efficiently in combat with skill shot champs I'm going to keep coming back to your comment as I focus on working on my play. Thank you so much!

@Herm No worries man, i enjoy watching videos like yours as they showcase really relatable league gameplay, as opposed to just watching good players. And yeah, the 3 points you highlighted are definitely where i would start. The 3rd pointhowever, i didnt only mean when youre playing skillshot champs. Its more so learning enemy champ skillshots and how to Dodge them. Learning how to hit skillshots is kinda important yes, but how to space properly vs enemy skillshots and abilities in general is infinitely more important. And as i said my guy, the only way to learn is literally just to keep playing. Keep recording your gameplay, ESPECIALLY the games where you are losing and playing badly. They give you a lot more valuable info than games where you are playing well. I know it sucks rewatching a game where you go 0/10, but its for sure the best way to improve. Good luck my guy and i really hope you can use any of this, and that im not just ranting xd

@@mkayy736 You're absolutely right! I'm going to keep up the practice and post more videos. I've taken this week to practice in draft. I'm glad you enjoy the regular person gameplay. I too, enjoy watching reality game play where its just a normal person playing the standard experience. I'm hoping to get some dubs tomorrow to show thanks for your help

They have but it was for people who’d never jungled before

That rarely happens, and you know it.

Because it's a 5v5. This happens very often in MMR since around Master for even the first grubs. If you allocate 0 players to the objective, you simply lose the objective, if you allocate 2-4 it's even worse since you lose it and die too. The best solution is either a 5v5 or a 1v5 steal, while the rest of the team does other things on the map. 5v5 is probably not what he meant by hassle, but rather for example a 2v3.

There really isn't a clear and definite answer for every case. You have to learn to deduce what you want and what your opponent wants. If you need time to kill you opponent and you straight up win the 1v1 at the stage of the game in question, you probably want to to keep the wave frozen on your side of the lane by holding the wave like in the Cho'Gath vs Darius example. If the enemy is ranged you DO NOT want the wave in front of your tower because they can harass you while you hug your tower (the exception to this is if you want your jungler to gank). For Malphite or Maokai, your a tank with no real range outside of Malphite q so probably want to keep the wave frozen in front of your tower unless your lane opponent can harass you from range or is able to trade well under your tower. Both those champs aren't typically going to crush their lane opponent. More just chill and wait for skirmishes and teamfights. A lot of this is match up knowledge and there are always going to be exceptions to the rule. Hopefully this helps! This is really just my best analysis so someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

depends on the matchup and what you're trying to do.if you want to rotate to grubs,you hardpush and crash.if you're weaksided and your enemy is strong sided,you try to freeze

That was the point he was trying to make. When he staggers his recall like mentioned you are not in a 1v2 since the roam is already finished before you are back in lane.