How a Challenger Player Evens The Odds…



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29 thoughts on “How a Challenger Player Evens The Odds…”

  1. They win the all in if they don't try to all in in the middle of a stacked wave and go for the person furthest away that also has the most minions around them. Kalista can't follow up as fast as Rell can flash+W initiate and also can't follow up with a long distance Q because there's minions in the way, so the Ashe who's got a fully prepped Q off the minions she's farming gets to destroy her. Don't know why Rell went for Velkoz in this situation when Ashe is just as immobile and is very strong early on with Q prepped like a Jax or Irelia with passive stacked.

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  2. I play nunu mid only and the laning is made possible if you follow this idea, when laning nunu people thinks that my trade options are very predictible so I play with this to burn skillshots and ressources by positionning or even with the snowball I bend to the left so the ennemy has to go right but he doesn’t know how much I can drift etc. Small details make it possible

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  3. Tactics is a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors
    Counter play beats Conventional play
    Un-Conventional Play beats Counter Play
    and Conventional play beats Un-Conventional Play

    in this scenerio, had Rell realized, he was baiting the over extend, and jumped on ashe instead, this might have gone different

    when your opponent expects you to make the correct play, the Incorrect play can become the correct play

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  4. and this is why people liken this game to chess, because of how complicated it can get. Even just tiny little differences in your positioning, being millimeters apart from different locations, can make or break plays. Its insane

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  5. Not gonna lie, this is what scared me away from going deeper into league. At a certain skill level it becomes a requirement for you to actually calculate your damage to know when you win on slivers of health, and to be Frank that’s terrifying.

    Of course, my odds of ever reaching that level in the first place were slim to none, but that’s secondary to the emotional experience.

    Now I get to comfortably enjoy other people doing that! 👍

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  6. "They win the all in" statement is true if they go on ashe and the wave is in a better state, the fact that you healed has nothing to do with you winning the fight, they just picked a bad fight at the wrong time, your heal was completely and utterly useless

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  7. Ashe auto attacks: 7
    Kalista auto attacks: 2 (+2 on minions)

    Ashe didn't even cleanse the exh (I think that's her 2nd sum).

    I guess you could say he baited Rell, but really that engage was gold level play on red. Ashe was fully stacked, Rell didn't draw minion aggro, so kalista eats it, and the two focus different targets. What else could they do wrong?

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  8. What he meant to say is "they win the all in with our current position" and then he proceeded to change his current position whilst the enemy didnt change their current intentions, its not more complicated than that, wp tho.

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