lmao Pobelter's problem is he gives vague advice pre-emptively but precise criticisms retroactively. He either needs to tighten up the clarity of his advice ahead of time to prevent confusion, or lower his expectations from things he didn't even say, taking a more relaxed stance. Ngl between his and Ludwig's coaching style, Ludwig clears. Whether the actual advice Ludwig gives is good or not is questionable, but he delivers it clearly and confidently, and gives leeway for mistakes.
"Ludwig's coaching style" is basically just Ludwig imitating Perry to much lesser degree. He understands macro concepts but his champ/item knowledge is so bare bones that his advice end up being bad half the time.
I think it's better to ask a vague question to see if a person knows the answer. Otherwise if you're just spoonfeeding it they're not gonna retain it as wel, and imo letting someone make a mistake conveys a lesson more clearly than just immediately pointing it out ahead of time. But I think the main issue is that it was just too much. I think specifically focussing on vision one game, clearing one game and perhaps one final game to finish it all up would have been clearer than constantly pointing out mistakes or misplays. Also I think mechanical misplays are bit less interesting to point out, mainly because those are easier to just figure out yourself by playing. But macro decisions (objectives/ganks/clearing/not dying alongside your teammates lol) are a lot more worthwhile to convey.
Ludwig's coaching was better
lmao Pobelter's problem is he gives vague advice pre-emptively but precise criticisms retroactively. He either needs to tighten up the clarity of his advice ahead of time to prevent confusion, or lower his expectations from things he didn't even say, taking a more relaxed stance. Ngl between his and Ludwig's coaching style, Ludwig clears. Whether the actual advice Ludwig gives is good or not is questionable, but he delivers it clearly and confidently, and gives leeway for mistakes.
"Ludwig's coaching style" is basically just Ludwig imitating Perry to much lesser degree. He understands macro concepts but his champ/item knowledge is so bare bones that his advice end up being bad half the time.
@@sangwiny4440 Sure, but even a worse Perry is a better coach than Pobelter
Toast needs perry ngl
@@Serryy Bro is too dumb to realize that.
I think it's better to ask a vague question to see if a person knows the answer. Otherwise if you're just spoonfeeding it they're not gonna retain it as wel, and imo letting someone make a mistake conveys a lesson more clearly than just immediately pointing it out ahead of time. But I think the main issue is that it was just too much. I think specifically focussing on vision one game, clearing one game and perhaps one final game to finish it all up would have been clearer than constantly pointing out mistakes or misplays. Also I think mechanical misplays are bit less interesting to point out, mainly because those are easier to just figure out yourself by playing. But macro decisions (objectives/ganks/clearing/not dying alongside your teammates lol) are a lot more worthwhile to convey.
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