How To Play Legion Commander | Tips, Tricks and Tactics | A Dota 2 Guide by BSJ
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Hey guys, please leave your thoughts, advice, feedback, reviews etc of this guide, as it will be a large factor as to whether or not more of them are done. Even if you don't get a reply you can be sure to know your comments are read. Thanks.
Please do more guides..thanks a lot..
BananaSlamJamma this approach is literally outstanding. Not forcing yourself to get video footage not only saves you time, but gives you the freedom of talking about exceptionally valuable concepts you may even miss if you have the video-related mindset.
I personally think this video is incredibly amazingly useful, please do more of these. Thank you!
please do more example in some or your or replay pubs
Genuinely the best hero specific guide I've seen
I'm 2nd LC player on dotabuff and I 100% agree with everything BSJ said (obviously)! Really impressive to see him having so much deep detailed knowledge about each hero. It took me hundreds of games to figure it on my own just spamming LC and here he talks about her as if it was his most played hero. One less common trick I would like to add would be buying travels on LC and just TPing on creeps to surprise a split pushing enemy hero. Also works great in a close game in the late game where you're losing or about to lose where you can try to throne race.
Hey man, I really loved the content and small details mentioned in the video.
I am a 4k offlaner whos looking to expand the hero pool and I think these kind of videos benefits a lot for people like me :)
Please keep doing these kind of hero guides :)
ah offlaners, mids lacking in confidence.
@@genetix7173 thats pretty spot on :D
4k trash
@@genetix7173 ahh midlaners, people who can't play side lanes
@@adityakadu8343 as much as how your comment sound stupid, it's actually true. I have a friend that literally feels weird when he plays core at sidelanes (not with support tho)
I really love these kinds of videos for two reasons.
1. I learned a lot how these heroes can be played in so many angle. The role and itemization, and the small details.
2. I'm also learning how to counter these heroes respectively in virtue of capitalizing on its gaps such as what you've mentioned (multiple stuns).
Thanks man!
I've been waiting for a guide like this, thanks bsj
You got me at denying creeps man!! Before that all you said, I knew it already... But abusing the deny. Man!! Thats gold!.
Thanks BSJ
Really love the content, i thought of myself as a good legion player but now i see i had a hug misconception of the hero and you've help clarify that. Love your channel, best of lucks!
Really love these style of guides. I can watch replays on my own time and this helps me conceptualize the why behind actions of high rank players. I think it's over a long period time a more efficient way of learning than replay analysis type videos because it's not likely that what you discussed here will change significantly in following patches unlike replays where you have to also understand the context whifh changes by the patch and meta. Thanks banana man
Glad you made the video 'cause there's a non-zero percent chance that someone on my pub team in the future will have watched the video, and hopefully therefore realizes that PTA is the best part of her kit, instead of "forgetting" (being hopelessly selfish) that you can dispel allies entirely
From an LC main: the main thing missing here for more advanced play is laning tips versus Ursa/Slark/MK. I will always have to pick LC before their safelaner, and I will in 90 percent of cases be counter lane-picked with one of those. It would have been nice to have tips and/or examples of how to handle such lanes other than securing the ranged creep with your nuke. Cheers.
Its easy theres 2 playstyle u can play the denying creeps or the harass heroes when they attempt to last hit. U can free hit if they try to last hit ur creeps
I really enjoyed this one; I liked that it was a more general discussion instead of the specific patch dependent stuff that you often see in hero guides.
You and khezu are the only people dropping content like this and it’s 10/10 helpful. From the skill descriptions to the teamfight roles it was all helpful. Please do more.
SERIOUS FEEDBACK:
Dear BSJ, I really like how you talked about customizing hotkeys/quickcast/self cast in this video, literally 99% of dota 2 guides out there ignores this and will just say "you gotta find the right blink duels on LC".
The advanced mechanic on using Moment of Courage for deny is also something that I didn't know, and tbh I don't recall ever seeing ppl do that in my MMR (~4k NA) despite seeing ALOT of LC spammers.
Analysis on skills, item builds, match ups are good, but I think those are things that players should learn by themselves with some pointers, if they require too much research and is likely to change by patch that maybe its not worth it to include them in the video.
I think you can change the series to something like a "preparation/mechanics guide"? to help players set up their hotkeys and give them tips and tricks?
Ember would be a really good one for this type of video
Upvoted for the hotkeys issues. How is anyone to find what smart double tap option even means and how it interacts with quick cast and autocast.
A guide on hotkeys like that on armor will be far more helpful than any individual hero guide.
Manvendra Singh Smart double tap, like most of these options, has an explanation for what it does if you just hover over it with your mouse. So yeah, you should be able to find that stuff out by yourself.
I also like seeing the order of the skill item combos. I have my alt-modifier on mouse 4 (camera grip mouse 5), so I just switch from quick cast to manual cast by holding mouse 4. This lets me double-bind most keys as well.
This is great bsj. The best thing is you explaining WHY. Too many guides are vanilla and do not offer different situational builds and why you would go through with it. And your explanation of when she’s good and when she’s bad too often in pubs people pick the hero because they just want to even when hard countered.
I used to play Legion commander back when jungling was still viable, literally carried me from crusader to high archon.
After jungle was nerfed to trash I decided to become an offlaner, but I couldn't play offlane LC, so my hero pool remained small.
Thanks for this, cheers!
next level guide! I learned a ton.
Hands down the best hero specific Dota 2 guide I’ve ever seen. I love the specifics you get into, like the specific situations you need to be aware of to play said hero. Counterattack proc trick was a cool little note as well. I loved the whole thing - keep em comin BSJ I’ll be waitin for the next guide 😊
Immensely helpful guide. I've read and watched plenty of guides for her but they are usually focused on just telling me what to do. This is wonderful for understanding the 'why' and covers all areas of her game in one package. Particularly enjoy the specific tidbits regarding hero specific matchups and how to skillbuild/lane/itembuild around them accordingly.
I like these conceptually based guides because I feel like they transcend patch changes better. Well done sir, keep up the good work!
Insanely good and detailed guide. Exactly what I need. I'm a pos 4/5 player making the switch to offlane (you can only play so many chen games in low mmr and not hate people). I primarily play Axe and SK right now just because Axe is Axe and I've played a bit of SK 4. LC has always been a "look don't touch" hero that I like but didnt understand skill builds or item builds incredibly well. This guide has been everything I was looking for and more. Thank you.
It's helpful for a person like me who doesn't understand build ups and matchups... So you breaking them down with examples of opponents is helpful
thank you very much for the guide. there are a lot of beginners guides, but not so much for people who have been playing for 5yrs+. your indepth understanding really shows! so please continue this channel with the guides. this covers things for the beginner right through to the most advanced guys. i've actually started playing legion since this guide. and immediately subscribed.
I like this a lot! Discussing “mechanics” (pressing the buttons properly) followed by what feels good and what’s feels bad when playing the hero. I also love that you discussed how LC helps in relation to a win-condition (sitting behind a siege hero and buffing them). I never used alt self cast so I kept my Press the Attack on regular cast instead of quick so the little bit about hero specific hotkey tips was also very useful. Thanks for the content, man. Good job at ESL!
Hey BSJ, this is such valuable content! Please do more of guides like this. No one got nothing on you when it comes to these types of detailed content. I believe there's high demand on these kinds of guides and very little quality supply
These kind of guides are super useful. I feel it’s really a niche that isn’t filled: explaining a hero’s role rather than just going through item/skill builds and mechanical tricks.
just wanted to say - really appreciate how in depth you are in your videos. you make DOTA a whole lot more interesting and your insights definitely showcase how cool the mechanics/thought process behind the game is. keep up the amazing work! and thank you for your dedication
Loved this guide. It feels much more digestible for me. I’m low-mid 1k player, so getting general direction for the heroes are appreciated more than in-depth specific info.
Thanks for the vids BSJ! Always learn a lot when I watch your guides and tbh whatever helps you pump out more videos and increase the dota community's knowledge as a whole (I always love linking your vids and sending them to friends to explain certain concepts).
If I were to make one suggestion, perhaps it'd be better to talk over even just one replay of you playing LC, or even a replay from one of your students so that you can point out some things they did right/wrong, what could've been adapted, it'd make your videos more visually interesting at least.
But like I said, so long as you make videos like this I learn so much about the game (and realize how little I know even as a high Divine player) I'll keep watching for as long as I still play Dota
Very helpful. I love watching your streams too because of your helpful narrative. Thanks!
Definitely a great guide that probably needs to be watched multiple times to apply everything! Thanks BSJ! I really like these conceptual videos about heros, like what to think about what your options for different playstyles are, when choose a certain playsyle etc. It's not flashy, but this kind of knowledge will probably win you a lot more games than mechanical skill
The awesome part about your guides is that any position will benefit from it, like a position 5 player like me. I really loved this!
This is perfect! Exactly the content i was looking for. So much deep and concise information about the hero that really helps with the mindset aproaching the hero (playing with it or against it).
And i can't believe LC is the first one, literally the one I've researched in the past month or so and found nothing this useful. I think she is one of the most versatile heroes and this guide really helped me aproaching the game (skill build, items, save?, initiator?, etc)
Hey BSJ I always admired u as a caster, I wanna thank you for the guide. I shit-stomped in the first game after it playing LC 10/0/9 in the 3k bracket playing with no support at all. Sharing a lane with a Tide, those mechanic tricks really helped me securing LH when my Tide wanted the farm for him. Also the duo who was against us couldnt barely get CS. The game was a stomp in 20 min so I couldnt test many of ur theories, but as I can see I bet it will all work.
Loved this guide. I'm a big fan of BSJ's straightforward approach to dota and his explanations. I'm not an offlaner so haven't played a lot of LC, so I haven't practiced getting items/spells off before duel. That part was really interesting, as it felt like it wasn't something you could premeditate. But really you can! Also how the different play styles translate into winning the game was really informative.
Don't worry older bro😂😂... Whatever u provide will always b helpful to us ... Love U 💞
Wow, the deni trick with lc’s E is something I dunno even playing dota for years, new things learnt
Hey BSJ! I loved the conceptual approach to the guide. The only thing i wish you included was some gameplay of map movements and decisions during mid and late game.
What I really like is that you explain the combo guides depending on what the enemy hero's items too
I really love your video. I just finished an lc game before I watched this guide. I really learned a lot from the video. It's much more comprehensive, more in-depth than the other guides I can find.
Much appreciated guide. Although its more conceptual based as you said, this is really good for:
1. Understanding how the hero is scaling and why you should pick it
2. Learningn how to itemise and tips such as the one you showed with the moment of courage
Much better format than watching replays in my opinion. Not sure if you take suggestions from here, but given the popularity of blademail now, maybe an Axe guide would be good? Keep up the good work!
This is great, love the vid. Never knew what the deny trick was, this is sick!
I really appreciate these guides man. Thanks for doing them. I wouldn/t mind them being a tad more structured though to cut down the time a bit but over all I thoroughly enjoy your educational videos.
Super helpful for the quick cast and tips for who to initiate on! Also I love when you go through potential items and talk about specific situations for games
Great guide, helpful concept. More please
Really loved the format. Didn't know the channel beforehand but will be subscribing to see more like this!
Wouldn't mind seeing other roles, but pos3 is the juice. Thank you!
I love the decision making of the guide:eg how to behave/itemise depending on opponent, when to pick her, how to act against linken, etc.
it really helps especially for archon and below how to learn the basic of a hero, because they just pick hero but didnt know what the hero does
Great review of a what a hero brings to a team. Especially liked the first ~15 mins where you described the situations/match ups where LC's kit would be useful to draft based on the opponents first few picks.
This really is the best type of guide out there on TH-cam! You the man BSJ!!!
Ty so much man, a lot of information that definitely will help us all!
Since LC can stack tons of damage, i find myself really liking defensive items such as bkb, AC, halbred, and even heart. She can scale her damage infinitely so i prefer to build tanky.
halberd really good when the team starts building linkens
I like attack speed so every item i build gives me some what attack speed
The 2 things LC consistently lacked until the talent tree change where armor and attack speed. Attack speed off cooldown or when you're playing it for the dispell
I've just started playing Dota from LoL, and took a liking to LC. This video was fantastic, exactly the kind of content I was hoping to find. I want this video, for every character that interests me!
really loved the fact that these tips and tactics help us understand legion in every game of every patch!
super helpful and informative man. Especially why you pick skills (and when), and how she interacts with certain heroes. Earned my sub super fast haha.
This was very informative for scenarios and understanding different situations and how to adapt to them. Would love to see future similar guides for other heroes!
Been really enjoying the TH-cam channel, Brian. Keep up the hard work!
I love you guides bsj please keep immortalizing your knowledge on TH-cam
It is awesome, it covers what I was lacking, hero knowledge, not just what they do but how they do what they want to do, and what to think in a game. This is the type of guide that can survive those big patches(hopefully). I think it will be perfect if u also add in how to lane with a lc (as sup), general good heroes for lc is covered but lane combo isn't covered as much.
It's the best guide I ever watched/read.. So of course I'd love if you made more!
I'm just here for the intro..... JAAAM!
Good guide. What would be a good addition to this guide that is hopefully not too unsustainable to do is to pull up 2 or 3 example match summaries on dotabuff or in-game and talk through the hero choice, the item build choice, maybe the skill build and the playstyle for that particular match.
Very insightful and a helpful video overall BSJ, keep 'em coming!
Excellent insights BSJ, please continue this series, easier for you to make and still very useful for us :)
definitely helpful even tho I will not remember everything you say, I will remember some and will help my games. I encourage you to do more of these please and if you are looking for advice of improving it, just make it easier to understand or remember. like "against magic get pipe" "dont pick against heroes with solid saves"
My favourite hero! Learned some cool stuff thanks bsj
This was fantastic! Learned quite a lot. Thank you BSJ 👍🏽
i really dont play legion, and i was not interested in the info, but, the talk was really well done and entertainment. good video. hope to see more of these.
Excellent guide, thanks BSJ
As a 2k legion player this was very helpful. I identified a couple of mistakes that I consistently make.
just showing me what the setting do is always amazing :)
LC one of my favourite heroes and u did a guide! thank you very much BSJ, very informative and interesting. greetings from Russia
I truly suggest you keep updating those guides so we can keep up with the meta.
Like for now Overwhelming odds is much better than before and has much more potential.
Also I guess Harpoon is a better item instead of blink as it will allow her to close the gap better.
Good video! Im a 5k offlaner and I thought I knew the hero like the back of my hand but I learned a ton when you talked about the simple decision making and logic on this hero (i.e. skill build, duel logistics with enemy hero picks and map awareness)
please do mars next! he's my favorite hero
I play LC alot and i didn't know how to deal with linken builders ! Ty very much . I've learned a lot about LC
I think this is best guide i see out there, thanks sir
It's way way better than not making a guide - if this is the only way you can justify the time and effort to make guides by all means keep doing them because this is the type of stuff that elevate the dota community in the whole world to a higher standart and give everyone the potential to push the limits of heroes
But I just want to mention that your 1h guides like the slark one is probably one of the best dota contents on youtube ever
The guide was quite good . The moment of courage deny mechanic is something new . But personally i feel high mmr replay analysis is better .
Thanks bsj for the video. I play a decent amount of lc but i still learned alot about it. Please do more
Learnt a lot here dude. Thanks very much.
Thanks a lot man! Loved it :)
The Guide video is very in depth and it was helpful👍👍👍
A good thing to note is that LC gets a free w if she wins a duel. I never mentioned it before until I saw it in another hero guide.
Awesome in-depth video. Looking forward to the next ones.
This is the first of your GUIDES that I've watched. One thing that would help is some timestamps in the description or comments.
i love these kind of vids
keep up bro
Hey I loved the guide on lc and I'm excited to see your guides on mid heroes too. Much love.
I love these kinds of guides, im gonna try lc and if i like her, i'll spam her. Another LC itemization/somethingelse guide would be awesome!
You have a great understanding of the game! I appreciate the video. Thank you BSJ!
Really hope you do more guides like this. Going to practice right now
Really love the guide BSJ, keep it up bro!
Thanks for the guide, i learned a lot from it!
I love your guide thank you Bsj
Divine 4 here 😊
Cant play because of the lockdown
Do more, please! I'm looking to increase my MMR and expand my hero pool, but do not know the best way to play certain heroes and content like this really helps!
Excellent content, you've been a massive source of dota knowledge for me.
Personally, as a new player, I find most useful the discussion on the mechanical nuances of heroes. For me to appreciate the reason why a matchup is good or bad will take a lot of crappy games where I get to know the heroes and feel on my skin why that matchup was so good or bad. The mechanics, on the other hand, I feel like you can learn them right off the bat if somebody shows them to you. And you also have to build that muscle memory, so the sooner you start practicing good mechanics, the better.
Anyway, I hope to see more videos like this one. Bye
This guide really helped me out and I'm a brand new player but love the game
Amazing vid, keep it coming 👍👌
Amazing guide, love this type of content!
Great guide BSJ! Keep up the good work :)
Here, A guy who has played 1342 LC games. I have tried every item build on this hero. Reached 7k from 420mmr
This is the best vídeo ever thanks BSJ