Isn't that a quote taken from his recent coaching of a bronze player? xP

OMG SAMMMMMMMMMEEEEE XD XDXD XD XD

Maki Shae which video is that

It's called Legend of the Blue-Eyes Whitefury Dragon or something. It was FUCKING HILARIOUS but also really good for learning basics

Zeergruush LOL IM GOING TO FIND IT ASAP

LOL

24 hour stream just to explain that could be fucking boring XD XD XD

Youssof Zayed nah but only hardcore players would watch it

Berrserkerr I would watch it and im not a hardcore Player

Wasnt predicted. Riot has used a lot of pro’s either shortcuts or nicknames to name things in LoL!

+Gonda when you say it 3 times so it gets through

+Manish S 5v5 has been removed from the game

Nightblue did this on stream for like 2 weeks and they were super helpful streams

+Macho Luke didn't he try to carry them to diamond with giving advice how to not to feed their asses off so he could carry with only 1 of the 4 players went 1 tier higher.

The difference between gold and diamond is larger than the difference between gold and iron4

Holy shit

interesting

HOLY SHIT ME TOO

i died reading this comment

Doge cool

hey, i was just wondering if you could link me a video going in-depth as to what you're talking about. I'm a new player and want to get help understanding this game! :D i made it to silver II last season and im hoping to maybe hit plat?

@@girbanzobean Search for the Leaguecraft 101 series on KZfaq and take some time to pratice between every episode you watch. You'll notice your fundamentals getting a real buff.

@@oliverbelmont5552 thank you! Will do :))

Then how do you hone it correctly

Nuclear Confusion it doesn’t just come naturally for everyone

+Okeanos Sokrates i know, its like he was afraid to speak up in fear of being judged or whatever, hehe

YEah I know what a loser lol

@@adamas9676 ???

@@adamas9676 stfu

+animagamer2 LS was bit to harsh on him Plat 3 after 1-2 years is not that bad if you take in account how much "better" players got since season 1. Where Silver 1 now would be top 5000 in s1 for sure. So if he keeps growing he can hit master/low challenger for sure.

animagamer2 In any serious competition the most talented and dedicated are at the top. This guy will probably never be faker no matter how hard he tries.

+Ciel It's not about playing the game. It's that people at that age usually have already developed other responsabilities in life, be it finishing a degree, working a job, or even as far as having a wife or something. They cannot dedicate their lives to playing a game 24/7 like a 16 year old with no responsabilities besides high school or something to worry about. They can devote much more effort and time into the game as opposed to someone in their 20s.

Yes, age matters. Your reaction time goes down as you age. Your can still click a mouse but not as fast as other people. Ofc there are some exceptions like Bernard Hopkins boxed until he was old as shit, but they are exceptions to the rule

Honestly, it all depends on the person. Using an age blanket in any situation is never a good idea. My reaction time has honestly improved over time. Mostly because instead of reacting I try to think about what happens so I can be prepared to act beforehand. Therefore when I do react it is faster only because I'm prepared to react.

mcstreamer9 Reaction time doesn't matter a much in a game like league especially in LCS actually. POB even confessed that his reaction time his terrible, but he predicts everything a few seconds before it happens so he s always able to respond

Pros just get burnt out inevitably imo. Daigo is still good because of his passion. I dont see league is more reflex intensive than fighting games.

Especially i use this 'range' thing subconciously all the time

I mean if you are paying so much money to have someone coach you, you probably want to improve and sometimes things you do for improvement arent fun and you have to play the game intensely thinking not just passively

You have internet there?

lol

198 ping isn't internet

With you on that one triple digit ping is a struggle and a half

@@sindikit9816 i play riven on 90

It is.

It is Sports Music Gaming Any type of hobby that has mastery with it

Every aspect of life

Damage foresight is knowing how much damage (obviously estimated) you deal with certain action, for example you know that you can chunk (roughly, idk I dont play annie) 90% of enemy's health if at lvl 6 as annie you r ignite qw and some autos. Range from what I understood is what your enemy is capable of doing but by "enemy" I don't mean enemy champion but rather the player. Having good understanding of range would be for example: I play thresh and my enemy is walking towards east. I know that this player is a good and normally I'd throw q towards where hes walking but because he's good, there's big chance that he's going to dodge the hook, so the good idea would be throw q to the opposite side of where he's walking (because we assume, he's going to dodge). There's no "tierlist" for fundemantals per se, they're all very important and essential for becoming decent player but I know what you're trying to ask. First coach endorsed by LS recommends starting from csing then trading, mouse accuracy and speed, minimap awareness and warding. I wrote "and" because these fundamentals are more or less connected, there's no reason to learn warding if you're not going to look at the map and spot enemy xd. When it comes to spacing I'd say that it's a part of csing. You need good spacing to have good cs numbers. Damage foresight, combos and cookie cutter build orders was never something I'd actively think about during the game. In my opinion first 2 just come from experience and third one you can just check or ask some otp. Yes, your analogy to table tennis makes a lot of sense, there are some fundamentals that just should be learned first and I wrote these down for you. Csing is first because why learn anything else, if you're just weak all the time because of lack of gold and xp? first learn csing, then learn how to deny your opponent csing (trading) then improve at it (clicks) and make sure nothing comes in your way (minimap awareness and warding). I hope it makes sense.

@@markizu1 Thanks alot for the reply! I stopped playing league years ago, but I am sure that's still very helpful for active players. :)

Crydal this dude predicted the LS meme between casters three years in advance

I can see this both ways but also being very situational to the players. I'd just like to hear you elaborate on this.

+The Jack of All Trades (miserax4) The idea behind playing easier champs is that you can focus on things that skills that carry over (fundementals). Also I don't understand your question.

+The Jack of All Trades (miserax4) The idea behind playing easier champs is that you can focus on things that skills that carry over (fundementals). Also I don't understand your question.

Meh if u feel like playing lee sin or zed play it even on bronze.You will take more time to improve, but u will improve+any way if u want to go pro on esport you have to learn lee sin, kalista and other complex champions anyway. Anyway it comes down to personal preference. Ill rather stay at my elo and climb slower enjoying lee sin than playing kayle and just right click over things but scaling faster.

God Bless

^ Yeah sometimes you just gotta reasure yourself of some things I think that's the best way to do it. I'm like this too. What I do is I reevaluate my strategie if I'm trading enough, taking cs at the same time etc. I can also watch what pros do on my champ that's the best way. Like apdo said, you don't need to come up with everything yourself just watch someone better than you and try to take some things from them into your own playstyle.

This is totally accurate. Another way to do this is to review your own personal VODs with an especially critical mind - basically questioning the origins of unfavorable positions you found yourself in during the game - although for most (for example, the guy in the video and others that he says play the game like a fighter/shootemup) this is a very difficult process.

+Harrison King Check ls video when he tlaks with a OCE coach ( video is about 2h long but burstfire is the OCE "coach")

You can't worry about other lanes if you can't confidently win lanes first.

if you have all those fundamentals perfected you can just push mid and end the game until like mid diamond. Learning how to roam helps, but it's not a think you have to 100% focus on when you cant even lasthit yet

The thing he want's from us is that we concentrate on the other skills. If you roam a lot, that might win you some games, but you don't improve your fundamentals, so you probably someday hit a plateau a lot sooner than you would if you worked on your fundamentals first. So yes roaming can make you climb, but it is not the optimal way to improve if you focus on roaming.

PD: hey LS if you ever delete this video I will find you hehe

+Kaizen There are many champions that don't need to roam, so no.

+Kaizen I would say he doesn't put it there because if you look at what he says fundamentals, it's universal to all champions. Roaming, there's champs that want to roam and champs that don't and also depending on those champs you also have to think on when and how, so it's too specific. Instead, the basics are universal, trading for example is something every champ does and you have to understand it with everyone, the same for the other basics.

+Kaizen Imo roaming doesn't fall under fundamentals because it depends so much on the Meta

Nikolaj Sørensen Meta has nothing to do with roaming. Roaming is pure game knowledge.

Roaming? Too boring to me. Ill just pick tryn and say my team that well meet again at the nexus: theirs or ours.

+FF He tells you to pick mechanically easy champs and think about the game, not to get outside information and base your knowledge off of that. Lol.

Macro is a team-skill, you can't use that in soloQ, maybe ranked 5s

+Rufio 5901 np brah here is your reply :)

+Drakedada i asked ls to reply but thx for trying

+Drakedada i asked ls to reply but thx for trying

+Rufio 5901 Ok.

+lastshadow9 senpai noticed =O God Bless

Wouldn't it be the opposite? Or are you just so good that everyone else is too unpredictable x)

+SystemHatVersagt You don't need good reflexes to get gold, it's like LS always says man, fundamentals! If you CS well, ward properly, watch the minimap and know your champion you will improve.

Yes you can.

+SystemHatVersagt I was diamond 4 last season and I have very poor outplay mechanics compared to other people in my tier. I just know what fights I can take and focus on objectives.

+SystemHatVersagt I know where you're coming from man... I've been playing this game for 5 years and played ranked for 4 and since that very first ranked game I would shiver, my teeth would clatter, and I would get goosebumps. I peaked at Master tier 170 pts still having those nerves. And I'll tell you right now, almost everybody who plays this game has slow reflexes. A lot of it is just prediction. So if an ADC can predict when a malphite ults, he will just flash before it. This is to say with almost every player I've seen play this game with the few exceptions (box box, faker[not all but just the few i've seen.])

I have horrible reflexes and i reached gold, i don't think it prevents you from clear climbing specifically (there is always prediction)

Purpl what he meant is, for example, if a minion's about to die and you want to kill it, is there a more efficient way of doing so or get more advantage out of it. In relation to the video, decent viktor players would think about E'ing the minion while also doing damage onto the enemy champion or auto attacking the enemy to manipulate the minion wave.

Purpl fk sorry, was in a rush so the grammar was fucked up

LMAO!!