I was the twitch in game 2 who said you suck, was angry we had a dc with a jungle opening the buffet for a million kills. gg tho, you dont suck. My team sucks
Here's a question, as a kindred player I've learned that getting a cheese lead can be a very game breaking thing especially since the character acts as a hypercarry who thrives off of early scaling from marks. But what factors determine these early decisions (assuming there was no level 1 invades that throw off the usual jungle pathing). Naturally some junglers are easier to invade level 2 or 3 because of the early game weakness or their specific strengths that do nothing during the laning phase (like fiddlesticks), but how do we know its the right call to simply not invade whatsoever and just farm/influence lanes?
No real answer to your question, it's something that you must learn, takes a long time to learn. Comes from putting in the games/reps, reviewing them, figuring out what you did wrong. I do this with coaching clients all the time, its a lot of work for any Kindred player to do; learning all the match ups/situations you can invade on. Only ways you can speed run this process is by playing tonnes of games, getting very good at reviewing your games, or having someone who is better than you watch over your games & help you speed-run these learnings. You shouldn't view leads like this as cheese, they aren't - not much cheese on kindred really. Either good plays/invades or bad ones. Hopefully seeing such bulk decision making from me helps people learn these skills, that's the plan with this series, give people tonnes of info to base decisions off.
For Kindred, or in general? I just released video for Graves in that ELO yesterday. Kindred games on this series should get played in this ELO bracket soon too
This content is unreal. Such good gameplay, I like how you unmuted the chat and plugged your coaching. 😂😂Nothing better than playing on a bronze 2 account against gold players and smurfing on them then offer coaching. Question , you seem to make basic fundamental errors very early on in almost every video. Is it because you’re auto piloting or do you think it’s because of the volume of games you play ?
Honestly it some great content but It would be even greater if you showed your losses more Since we can learn more from à loss that à total domination The first game isnt rallye that good in term of éducationel contente But the second one is much better since you died for your marks
1:12:04 Xerath instantly switches ult targets halfway across the map once you're invuln in your ult, definite scripter.
Agreed. Fucking rat
I was the twitch in game 2 who said you suck, was angry we had a dc with a jungle opening the buffet for a million kills. gg tho, you dont suck. My team sucks
that background music got me grooving while I smoke this moroccan black. great plays
Here's a question, as a kindred player I've learned that getting a cheese lead can be a very game breaking thing especially since the character acts as a hypercarry who thrives off of early scaling from marks. But what factors determine these early decisions (assuming there was no level 1 invades that throw off the usual jungle pathing). Naturally some junglers are easier to invade level 2 or 3 because of the early game weakness or their specific strengths that do nothing during the laning phase (like fiddlesticks), but how do we know its the right call to simply not invade whatsoever and just farm/influence lanes?
No real answer to your question, it's something that you must learn, takes a long time to learn. Comes from putting in the games/reps, reviewing them, figuring out what you did wrong.
I do this with coaching clients all the time, its a lot of work for any Kindred player to do; learning all the match ups/situations you can invade on. Only ways you can speed run this process is by playing tonnes of games, getting very good at reviewing your games, or having someone who is better than you watch over your games & help you speed-run these learnings.
You shouldn't view leads like this as cheese, they aren't - not much cheese on kindred really. Either good plays/invades or bad ones.
Hopefully seeing such bulk decision making from me helps people learn these skills, that's the plan with this series, give people tonnes of info to base decisions off.
would be nice to see u play on diamond/master mmr games as well if u can
For Kindred, or in general? I just released video for Graves in that ELO yesterday.
Kindred games on this series should get played in this ELO bracket soon too
@@LeagueofLegendsGuides for kindred, i want to see what u do there, what decisions u take when your team is losing and other stuff
This content is unreal. Such good gameplay, I like how you unmuted the chat and plugged your coaching. 😂😂Nothing better than playing on a bronze 2 account against gold players and smurfing on them then offer coaching. Question , you seem to make basic fundamental errors very early on in almost every video. Is it because you’re auto piloting or do you think it’s because of the volume of games you play ?
Glad you enjoyed!
Honestly it some great content but It would be even greater if you showed your losses more
Since we can learn more from à loss that à total domination
The first game isnt rallye that good in term of éducationel contente
But the second one is much better since you died for your marks
All the games on this account are uploaded, I just didn't lose any yet