One of my favorite things about your content is that you show very well how much you love the game, especially in the bbc podcast. Ive never seen someone as passionate and respectful towards league from micro details all the way to psychology (or even philosophy) which is absolutely beautiful. Wish you all the best Curtis
I appreciate how consistently you teach how to think about the game. It’s a perspective I rarely see in other learning based content. Perpetual quality, thanks coach!
Great video; as a low-elo jungler, this was really helpful to crystallize and develop my observations and musings so far on why some games are harder than others (player skill notwithstanding), and should help me foresee not just which games are going to be harder, but why, and what I might be able to do to mitigate that (ie do I try to dive their backline, or should I be defending my own). Thank you for doing it, and thank you for bringing in a jungler's perspective.
Thanks coach. I really wanted to learn more about this because it’s helpful to understand if a game was hard because of mistakes or it was meant to be due to the comp
Hey Curtis, I have been reading a book called "Playing to Win" by David Sirlin over the past few days and it has given me valuable insight into what it takes to win. I was wondering if this book could be something to discuss in the BBC podcast?
I have a feeling, this is one of the concepts I left as comment under one of earlier videos. Is there a way to view all my comments? It was rather long ago, so I dont remember exactly which video it was and I don`t know hot to do it.
I don't understand why silver and gold players would need to know about the 2v2. They and their junglers play on locked screen and rarely look at the minimap. Until at least plat they should only be concerned about the 1v1
yeah. anyone can do that with enough games, it isn't a difficult thing for a normal skilled person. it doesn't make you good at the game though, which hopefully is everyone's real goal.
@@AzraelRuin How exactly does that not make me good at the game lmao? What qualifies you as being good at the game if not being in the top .1% of players?
@@AzraelRuin the reality btw, is that im already applying all of these concepts that he teaches but im just doing it naturally without thinking critically about it. It's called natural talent
@@skoodlemooseso you ARE thinking about it. He says in the video that these things will become instinctual at some point. The entire point of this video is to not have to play a bunch of games to develop good instincts, or help people who aren't making progress. Clearly you aren't masters at social skills or listening comprehension.
Also you are an OTP, which makes this entire process infinitely easier because you only have to think about champions in relation to yours, rather than holistically. This attitude is why you've never leaving masters btw.
One of my favorite things about your content is that you show very well how much you love the game, especially in the bbc podcast. Ive never seen someone as passionate and respectful towards league from micro details all the way to psychology (or even philosophy) which is absolutely beautiful. Wish you all the best Curtis
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Quite literally the greatest educational league youtuber in history. An intellectual.
I appreciate how consistently you teach how to think about the game. It’s a perspective I rarely see in other learning based content. Perpetual quality, thanks coach!
Great video; as a low-elo jungler, this was really helpful to crystallize and develop my observations and musings so far on why some games are harder than others (player skill notwithstanding), and should help me foresee not just which games are going to be harder, but why, and what I might be able to do to mitigate that (ie do I try to dive their backline, or should I be defending my own). Thank you for doing it, and thank you for bringing in a jungler's perspective.
Thanks coach. I really wanted to learn more about this because it’s helpful to understand if a game was hard because of mistakes or it was meant to be due to the comp
Comment for the algo. I don’t play mid but your content is unmatched Curtis, thank you so much!
Ive been playing lol for like 4 years and your the only person i watch. Love these videos keep em up.
As a jungle main that’s obsessed with Curtis’ regular content, this is pure gold.
I really love these very detailed style videos.
Hey Curtis, I have been reading a book called "Playing to Win" by David Sirlin over the past few days and it has given me valuable insight into what it takes to win. I was wondering if this book could be something to discuss in the BBC podcast?
Very informative ! Needed this !
Wow, I have never been a first viewer of anything. Wow. 7 seconds after upload!
Yo Curtis, you the best mate.
I have a feeling, this is one of the concepts I left as comment under one of earlier videos.
Is there a way to view all my comments? It was rather long ago, so I dont remember exactly which video it was and I don`t know hot to do it.
I don't understand why silver and gold players would need to know about the 2v2. They and their junglers play on locked screen and rarely look at the minimap. Until at least plat they should only be concerned about the 1v1
ADC academy represent!
Who was the ADC coach? Do they have a YT channel?
Love it
i just lock in a champ and steamroll everyone. Never really gave any attention to draft and i've peaked masters
yeah. anyone can do that with enough games, it isn't a difficult thing for a normal skilled person. it doesn't make you good at the game though, which hopefully is everyone's real goal.
@@AzraelRuin How exactly does that not make me good at the game lmao? What qualifies you as being good at the game if not being in the top .1% of players?
@@AzraelRuin the reality btw, is that im already applying all of these concepts that he teaches but im just doing it naturally without thinking critically about it. It's called natural talent
@@skoodlemooseso you ARE thinking about it.
He says in the video that these things will become instinctual at some point.
The entire point of this video is to not have to play a bunch of games to develop good instincts, or help people who aren't making progress.
Clearly you aren't masters at social skills or listening comprehension.
Also you are an OTP, which makes this entire process infinitely easier because you only have to think about champions in relation to yours, rather than holistically. This attitude is why you've never leaving masters btw.