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TOPIC: Tips for Climbing in Season 10 - League of Legends

Tips for Climbing in Season 10 - League of Legends 3 years 9 months ago #67265

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The preseason for season 10 of League of Legends is less than two weeks away, and it’s the perfect time to improve upon climbing techniques before placement matches. Many players find themselves stuck in their current division without making changes and improvements to their play style. There is always something new to learn in LoL Account , and even players of highest caliber make frequent mistakes. Losing can be discouraging, but maintaining a solid mental state is essential for succeeding in ranked. The following are some tips for climbing in season 10.

Learn your best roles

When you’re trying to climb the ladder, the most important part is to have a main role and a secondary role. You should be able to play your main role at a good level and be competent at the secondary role. To do so, you must understand your responsibilities on the team. Once you pick a role, it is time to build a champion pool.

At the lower elo levels, the players should have a champion pool that includes two to five champions. More than five is too many, and being a one-trick is not advisable. Stick to a smaller champion pool and as you get better at the game, you can start adding more champions.

In the current state of game, it is possible to flex a single champion into two different roles. For example, if you’re a main top laner and secondary jungler, Jax is a viable option for both roles. Irelia, Jayce, and Akali can be played in top lane and mid lane. If you master a champion that can be flexed, it will be easier to climb from different positions.

Once you find the champions that work for you, learn as much about them as you possibly can. There are dozens of websites that teach the most optimal builds and runes for the champions in every patch. Some of these sites also include the runes and builds preferred by the pro players. A common mistake is to pick a rune tree and build without really knowing what it does for the champion.

Take time to learn what it is that your champion needs. Some champions need more cooldown reduction, while others are more mana-hungry. In either case, you need an optimal build and set of runes that provide you with the resources that your champion requires. If you want to be able to carry a team of Iron players, you need to be an expert on your role and champion. It takes time and effort, but it will be worth it.

Have a limited champion pool!

Playing 1 to 3 champions is ideal if you want to have the best results in ranked! Trying to play more than this amount will put too much stress on mastering every individual champion and will reflect badly on your rank.

This allows you to learn your champion to the fullest! It is crucial for a top laner to know the strengths and weaknesses of his champions. Having more than this amount will leave a lot of room for error.

Understand every match-up: this is perhaps one of the most important tip for a top laner, as truly knowing every match-up of your champion will allow you to play confidently and with a plan in mind and will also improve the spotting of your opponent’s mistakes which you can capitalize on and gain the edge needed to become the ultimate carry.

Use the Live Companion

We have finally launched the new and improved Live Companion. I would highly recommend you give it a go and use it every day. On the Live Companion, you can see a ton of information that not only will help you play better, but it will also give you key insights into the mind or your allies and the enemies.

One really cool aspect of the live companion is the matchup advice giving you key outlines to play against the enemy during the laning phase. If you read the advice and use it in your game, you’re going to have a much easier time during the laning phase and you’ll definitely have the advantage in lane even in the toughest of matchups.

Do your research

Just like many things in League, research and constant adaptation to the game is very important and you will struggle to climb if you do not do the research to help you improve. Mobalytics has written plenty of guides to help you improve.

What you can do to really optimize your climb is look at the GPI and see what you need improving on.

Additionally, you’ll want to do your research on how to play certain champions, and I’d definitely recommend looking at our champion pages to get some helpful tips on them. You’ll also see up to date builds for them too which makes them a very handy tool to help you improve.

If reading is not really your thing, something you could do is to check out higher ELO, lower viewer Twitch streamers and ask them some questions about the champion the both of you play. If you actively watch them, you can naturally pick up some of their actions and mimic how they play. Many streamers actually talk about what they’re going to do before they do it- which can also benefit you if you want to improve.

Limit your daily grind

There are a lot of things in League that can go wrong. You might have a bad streak, you might not be feeling it, or you may just be having a rough day. For optimal climbing, you should limit how many games you play a day, and also how many days you play every week.

The reason for this is simple, you’re not going to play amazingly in every game if you play 10 games a day, 7 days a week. Things that happen in-game may make you tilt, or you may have a frustrating loss that could carry itself into the next game and make you perform worse. The whole premises of limiting the games played is to reduce the chances of things happening which can quickly snowball into a loss streak.

By playing, let’s say- up to 5 ranked games a day, you will reduce the snowball of your losing streak if things go wrong. You’ll also feel less fatigued and your performance shouldn’t see a dip as the day goes on.

I would recommend that you play at maximum 5 ranked games per day, and up to 5 days a week. If you can, don’t play ranked on weekends. Lower ELO’s tend to have more “weekend players” who work 9-5 during the week and can only play on weekends. While this will sound harsh, they are generally not as good as people who play during the week. They’re usually rusty and can be a liability for your team.

Never Stop Farming

In low elo especially, this is one of the most important tips for climbing in season 10. Farming well is the easiest and most consistent way to create and snowball a lead. Through simply perfecting last hitting and learning the proper techniques of wave management, a lead can be created without any kills. Using the practice tool is a great way to learn how to last hit properly, and can also show the natural behaviors of minion waves. Setting up a freeze in the early stages of the game by having three less minions in the wave forces the lane opponent into an overextended position. This can allow the jungler to set up easy ganks and deny the opponent gold and experience. Once the game reaches a point where lanes are grouping, fast pushing the wave and grouping up is a great strategy.

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