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Honestly the only real people I see talking about how to fix out of game issues influencing your level of play

untrue. High silver and gold have gotten WAY better than they were back when League wasn't as popular and they changed the tier system to include iron. As someone who has been gold/platinum every season since season 2, I'd say a season 2 plat 1 player is equivalent to a Silver 3 player today honestly. Silver players know the champs, how to play the game, and either pretty good map sense or pretty good mechanics, never both.

i think it's from zelda botw or the other one not sure

It's all zelda music, I just know the one at 23 minutes is Prince Ralis Is Saved

Nah, these things are micro. Plenty of more important things. Like the 4 minute gank is already a red flag. He should be able to infer Viego is bot side scuttle looking bot or mid purely because he is not contesting top scuttle. And a 4 minute gank on fiddle is extremely late. You should have smite for 330 scuttle and be 28 cs at 335. He should have been the first to gank mid or at least counter it way earlier. You don’t learn these things from aram. Only through actual vod review and coaching. But he’s more obsessed with the lp than actual improvement which is why he calls a 3 winning lane stomp game a "good game". Not necessarily because he played well. But because he is closer to plat.

@@bluerum896 No he should definitely do ARAM. He quite literally doesn't know what a good chunk of meta champs do and his teamfighting is awful for someone who only plays engage champs (Ill give him credit on his CC selection though). I have watched firsthand newish silver players hit plat+ after being advised to grind ARAM because they only played the same 1-3 champions and literally had zero idea what they themselves could/couldnt do because they didn't know what the enemy team does. You can easily hit gold with bad jungle macro. There are plat junglers that are literally just playing vs NPC camps and don't understand macro one bit.

​@@Arguing101 That is quite literally the opposite of how to climb for new players. People recommend one-tricking a champ for a reason. There are so many important elements to league that you don't want to stress your mental capacity by learning how to pilot different characters. If Ludwig wants to get better at playing against an Illaoi, why should he go through 100 games of ARAM where he can just simply read a wiki page. Sure you can hit plat with bad macro but why the hell are you using those players as a reference point? "Plat players have bad macro so macro can't be the most important thing to understand the game at a fundamental level!"

@@bluerum896 Yes, it is recommended to one trick and master one champion's ins and outs to climb. No, that does NOT mean you shouldn't play other champions and learn them at a basic level. Ludwig has like 300 games and has played like 5 champions. He is oblivious and confused as to what 9 other champions in the game are doing 75% of the time (as a JUNGLER no less). You are delusional if you think: 1) Ludwig is going to read wikis on 100+ champions 2) He's going to internalize that information in a way that actually helps him in practice when it comes to knowing their limits and how to play them. It does not matter if he macros the jungle perfectly if he is oblivious to the extents of the other 9 players. I'm telling you, one week of grinding ARAMs would greatly improve his ability to judge the game and how to engage as an engage champion.

​@@Arguing101 Yes it's unrealistic to read wikis on 100+ champions That's not my argument in the first place though. Why does that not apply to the same logic to aram? Its unrealistic to learn how 100+ champs works through aram games. You need 500+ ARAM games just to get a better sense of how each champs works to hopefully reach plat? Macro concepts such as wave management/tempo/recalls/power spikes/etc These fundamental things are just so much easier and more importantly, more efficient to understand league of legends as a *whole MOBA game*. You don't really understand League even if you understand 100+ champs Even if you do understand 100+ champs through wiki or aram, that still doesn't help you with your horrible jungle clear which leads into bad ganks, bad resets. Even if it WAS realistic to understand champions through wiki, that's not what I would recommend lmao. I would much rather them fundamentally understand why his plays aren't working and why he feels stuck/behind in tempo of clearing camps/doing objectives/ganking lanes. "I'm telling you, one week of grinding ARAMs would greatly improve his ability to judge the game and how to engage as an engage champion." And I'm telling you, one week of ARAMs won't help him understand the mistake of arriving at mid lane at 4:00 when you can potentially even be there at 3:20 to gank Lilypichu's lane which was looking highly volatile, this is what is holding him back. How does understanding how Galio/Viego works help him in this scenario?

Its very clearly ironic and this comment is pointless

@Blaze15086 who hurt you? You can tell me.

While it was obviously a joke, prices do usually change ahead of known market changes in anticipation in most cases. So if tariffs on vbucks were anticipated a business would price in those changes before they're in effect based on the knowledge that they are coming

@@michaelodempsey9282 The inherent price of vbucks isn't tied to their stock valuation lol

to be fair how is he supposed to trade a kill into a 13-kill viego with a reset and an anti mage tank next to him

He doesn’t even understand that he only knows dying is bad

@@gggremlin the trade would be worth cuz at least his teammates get Viego’s shutdown gold

Did he blow up on them for the case study? thats sad ngl, i saw that one case study, didnt know he had reacted like that. So sad, ngl, they also told him a lot of useful things.

@sorkam7827 yeah he made a video trashing on them after their case study episode

@@steveverdugo8106 mad cause they're right, lol. Neace the 'challenger' player would was actually hardstuck diamond and charging hundreds of dollars for coaching. Needn't explain more.

Neace had a huge ego problem and could not take criticism very well while being able to dish it out. I hope he is doing better now but for a while there it was rough when I stopped in every once in a while