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Subbing to SC just to see more Hector ganks as Graves is the play btw
subbed a long ass time ago, because you have the best informational youtube vids for LoL by a huge margin. Gameleap's youtube for dota is great, mainly because of speeed. but when it comes to LoL, skill capped is by far the best, and it's not even close.
5:21 you reversed the top laners.
Really like the quiz videos, keep it up
cant really see, how you can upload this after uploading THE Most DESTRUCTIVE Mentality Video, where like the complete opposite was told. xD
Skill Capped Challenger LoL Guides what do you do if you are bronze and every single lane is hard shoving at every given moment? Even my 0/8 botlane?
"My bot lane is coming... they are coming right? right?" as a jungler famous last words
deff thats me. xd
"Oh, my sweet summer child; I have a cannon wave to catch."
@@andrewkansysaelim769 denying 150g > gaining 70g
@@brentsta "What about my turret platinggg?"
I'm kidding btw.
@@andrewkansysaelim769 trueché
-"Are you thinking like a bronze player or like a challenger?"
-Plastic IV
this is it, I found the best comment.
I always lose my Air 1 Promos pls help
I understand your feelings cause yesterday I was deranked in Garbage I
Bro I’m paper I
Zelos huh? :))
Wood 4 mentality: Imma gank pyke cus he looks cool.
His pull is pretty insane if the guy can land them.
Ofcourse u only gank the cool champs.
Lol fish man
Not bronze, not challenger
I'M IRON MAN
*Iron man theme starts playing*
You are my hero
"Meet jungletics, my silver elo locked farm only jungler account. After recently being promoted to silver IV, I decided to up the ante and forge my own journey from scratch. No ganking, no grouping, and this time I can't leave the jungle."
mr stark, i don't feel so good...
I love you 3000 dude 😂😂😂😂
Me five years after playing League: maybe I should learn to play jungle
Me after this video: what game is this?
I feel you friend
I know, I haven't played in 3 years, now Teemo's no longer the Meta for jungle, and I'm totally lost
You know what would be cool? A tutorial on how to evaluate lane matchups cause I always don't know where to go whenever I play jungle
Emi sucks It’s simple. You have to ask these questions every game: Do I have reliable CC? How many allies have reliable CC? Who has the push advantage? Has the enemy laners any scape ability? Can the enemy jungler countergank? Can I win the 2v2? You’ll eventually do It unconciously.
what Lilian said
It's knowledge you acquire playing the lanes or you should ask high elo players that main said lane to tell you how it goes, you often can't evaluate it properly on the go because some interactions are strange and some matchups are counterintuitive
@@lilianarruda2187 when I jg I never ask myself those questions but now I will and maybe I'll hit m6 on Kha'zix
Nathatron it’s really useful because It helps to organize your gameplan. I do it while at I’m at the loading screen, it also helps to write down the questions on a paper untill you do it by second nature.
5:20 in the graphics malphite is in the enemy team and ornn in hectors team.. thats false info xd
When I saw that i was like "Gank top because Ornn is mega broken,clearly".
wouldnt make a difference since they dont have enough damage anyway and malp can just q and escape easily
@@headache2208 You'd be horribly wrong then... It makes a huge difference because ornn is much much easier to setup ganks for than malphite. And malphite wouldn't just Q and leave cause maokai can W and you can't outrun if we talk post 6. "Not enough dmg" is bad thinking because malphite isn't a tank that blocks magic damage early, you can just abuse him.
@@headache2208 "not enough damage"? Dude, have you seen ornn?
@@andreesmanhotto1378 yea same lmao
hector must be every laners dream jger. selfless and ganks non-stop
na it can be really annoying when your jungler cant do anything mid game and basically instant loses any sort of smite battle.
That's why ppl are most stuck in gold.
You rely on teammates to win. And ppl who smurfs in low elo win games bcoz you all braindeadly want ganks.
I did have a game like this as rammus one time, every lane was free ganks all day long. Completely shut out a riven because she hard overextended against a panth three times in a row.
Jsn Agn relying on teammates to win isn’t a bad thing. It’s a team game after all.. and you can get your team so far ahead ,they can make a mistake of fighting a 4v5 fight (clearly outnumbered) and still win the fight because you got your team so far ahead. And if what you’re saying was true, there wouldn’t be a single high Elo support player
nah man, this is only one of few games, his playing style is high risk high reward. If the enemy team is really coordinated he would be out of the game. He relies on the enemies mistakes and tries to collapse on them.
Hector is my idol. I can't live without him.
My idol is Jankos. His KURWA is so blessing xd
Lol your name is literally dickhead lee in Chinese
@@odeer7049 1000$ take it or leave it
@@iMMortster ill take your entire stock
11:50 it is important to point out that he stopped for a couple of seconds to let the minion wave move (you can look at your wave near botside krugs to see where the the enemy wave is at topside krugs) so he wont get spotted
"So, we sent Hector to smurf..." ah yes once again
''I am once again asking for your smurf...''
@@walkelftexasranger ah shit, here we smurf again
@@zoinkedmf Smurfing smurfs...
This is actually my favorite type of video! You can actually try and come up with the answer yourself. It helps you actively think about different scenarios rather than just listening and trying to copy. Even if your own answer was wrong, you still learn a lot more from being corrected rather than just listening without coming up with an answer of your own.
5:07 whats a Mayokai? 😂
Mayonnaise kind of a tree thinng
It's Maokai's "sap" ;)
It’s a plant that grows mayonnaise
Lmao my thoughts exactly
new skin idea amirite
***assuming your laners know how to keep a lead you give them in solo q***
Yeah, otherwise it put u so far behind by lvl's and gold if u re not securing kills. Im actually like more powerfarming and impact the map only if I know, that there will be free kill or when I reached big powerspike, like lvl6 with evelynn
@@SeaSaltK Same, tried the hard ganking non stop angle but even on people like Nunu where I can get a kill at lvl 3 almost 100% of the time and get a ton more ganks after that it ends up to often with me being behind and my laners feeding anyway.
Solo queue is all about ignoring your laners till you know which are worth helping in my opnion, hard farm for 20mins and by then you know who is going to be worth helping in a fight and who you should leave to die at all costs.
I have seen laners in solo q fuk up the lead they got themselves from out play
or to even follow at all when you gank..
@@Barnesofthenorth in bronze it's actually random what happens, your team may carry you, and maybe not. He's only being selfless here, cause he's so far behind, that he can't get back in the game without his team. I struggle playing jarvan in bronze, but in gold it works fine for me. With Master Yi, it's no problem at all. It is possible to carry with jarvan in bronze, but I guess you'll go full damage jarvan then, if you get at least a few kills early.
*guesses all the questions correctly*
"mom im dropping out of school im literally challenger"
Imagine being sent to smurf in GRANDMASTER.
its NA afterall
true. grandmaster na is like gold in euw
@@captaindystopia plat low dia*
no in all honesty it definetly not diamond. high gold low plat.
people in na grandmaster dont even kite in jungle and supports dont even know their role mostly they dont even roam.
lol as if na players in grandmaster cant jungle or support i saw them meanwhile in gold euw they can actually do that even roam and stuff.
the delusional one is you
Good video so far, feel like i'm doing pretty good and making the right choices in this "skill test".
However I have noticed a mistake on the 2nd top lane match-ups. Malphite is on Hector's team where as the map shows Ornn being on Hectors team, which is incorrect. That may sway peoples thoughts of where they should gank if they may not understand, even though I still think even in that situation bot is the way better option :)
Edit 2: This happens again with the Taliyah game by Hector. His team's botlane is correct, however the enemy botlane is labelled as Miss Fortune + Yuumi, where as the actual lane is Thresh Kalista.
what did you expect, it's a free video lol
@@marcocortiglioni2221 well, why should i pay for something if they advertise this badly ...
and well, in the end the whole video was pretty much just a setup around the matchups. if the matchups aren't shown correctly, you can't really expect the viewers to "be right" or actually learn something ...
@@nadvic1797 man it was a joke...
@@marcocortiglioni2221 I said it was still a good video, however can be missleading to people trying to learn the game based on lane matchups :)
me: i guess i'm pretty good
also me: *answer all questions wrong*
9:29 it shows Yuumi, Miss Fortune on bot side but it's actually Thresh and Kalista?
Yeah and in the second game where he played Maokai it showed Malphite as the enemy top lane when it reality malphite was on Hector’s team and Ornn as the enemy top
@@Penguinverse OH shit i thought I saw it wrong lmao i was like "wait i coulda sworn i saw ornn's photo on friendly side"
Yeah both of those got me too lol I had to come check the comments to make sure I wasnt crazy
It was actually a double Neeko lane all along!
I'm really happy that my experience in Diamond Elo Jungling and Laning knowledge (specially in Top), actually helped me in this vid. All of what he said, his thought process. I actually got it right, albeit with a few renditions as well as additional thoughts on what to do after. Like (because I have more time to analyze the match up) I actually made some backup plans if things doesn't go as to planned. Like with the second one with bot side.
I actually do think, that it was really unexpected for that to happen, and if that were to happen in High Elo. (Free Bot Prio), but because they're not that high (in terms of skill and knowledge). I slightly predicted that it won't end well if I ever contested with the crab, so there is that.
Now on the high elo. I'm quite proud of myself there, for my thought process is like this.
So we have:
A Pantheon vs Riven Match up on Top.
A Taliyah vs Jarvan with the Jungle.
A Pyke vs Ryze Match on Mid.
A Varus/Lux vs MF/Yuumi Match down on Bot.
Ok. Let's start with top. Pantheon should win early for his power spike is much better than riven on that terms (unless it reaches mid-late game where he falls off) And because this is high elo. I expect him to capitalize on that and manage his wave (a crucial thing to have for all laners out there!) So. Panth is actually a good gank, plus with his follow up on a point and click stun as well as Riven being squishy on the early levels of the Game. It's a really good setup for the jungler.
Then We have Mid. I don't know much about Pyke mid, but what I do know is Ryze. As far as things go, A Ryze would always play safe till he scales. He is considerably weak on the early stages, that's why it's hard to gank a good fvkin Ryze, not just because he'll most likely play safe, but he has the tools to stop or negate a Gank incoming. Add with the usual Phase Rush runepage Ryze mains take. It's quite a hard lane to gank UNLESS your mid laner has the tools to counter that (CC, burst, etc) Which, unbeknownst to me, I never truly knew that a Pyke mid could be THAT good. (Sorry for not knowing on that, I have yet to come across one in my games so far.) So, my initial thoughts on the mid match up is an iffy. If Pyke manages to freeze the lane in his favor (highly unlikely cause of the behavior of most Ryze match up. Stay safe and Scale) but all in all, it's still a good lane to gank. If I have more matchup knowledge with Pyke, that iffy will change drastically, as all with any other champs.
Going down we have bot side. All that I can say is that what he said on the vid, is the same thought process I got, so happy me. Don't get me wrong though, it's a very good lane to gank because of the nature of the enemy botlane's champs (being not so mobile), but we have like one good source follow up and it's Lux's q, so not so great, but still optimal. If it's a Nautilus, Leona, Thresh, or Blitz though. I say it'll be the perfect lane, but as the match up goes. It ain't, so that's basically it on all lanes...
Now we have the jungler... Which is the most difficult, but also the most predictable if you know the match up. If you know the feats of your teammates and the enemies, so does the other jungler! A golden rule in high elo jungling. So you'll be needing a lot of match up knowledge and in game info to set yourself up. We know the strengths of our laners, so does he. So either prioritize your movements on objectives (outperform him in jungling basically) or do what the challenger player does. Play with your strengths, help with your weaknesses, process and analyze the game, then capitalize on it! Everything must be close to your ideal scenario, especially depending on what's currently happening on the map!
I hope this is good enough though. For these are most of what I got with the match up.
The selfless gameplay worked because his team mates are master - grandmasters.
In Trash IV counting on apes to utilize the lead you created for them is straight up suicide.
In super low elo you can just gank over and over and get so fed you become an adc....
@@LeoxSevered You'd think that, but generally a jgler will be weaker than a laner, so unless your team mate on that lane helps, you're not getting anything. People in silve and gold dont know how to follow up a gank or how to bait an enemy in to committing themselves.
@@thekingof300 in super low elo, hecarim can just run through the completely unwarded jg and river and solo kill the top laner like 5 or 6 times. Big Hec will 1v9 or at least absolutely blast the enemy back line guaranteed. Theres a lot of junglers that can turn into monsters when up 2 or 3 levels and 2k gold.
look you get all types of different players...theres times where i suck at jgling and Swain mid goes off for 15 kills...theres time where i do good jngling and my team capitalizes off of it...i'd rather play the right way and get used to playing the right way instead of getting in the habit of trying play hero and then have to break that habit when i get to higher elo...look at Reksai ...one of the beter jnglers but def is not a carry option
really nice to see people who understand the rule of reciprocity, haha. a lot of people will have your back once they see you have theirs. a heartwarming playstyle tbh. ❤️
This was Pog content! Really like this type of questioning/pausing style in this video, where you actually took a few seconds to ACTUALLY think of an alternative decision as a jungler. Real Pog.
Loved the video, love listening to Hector's in game thoughts and the explanations afterwards
I would really like a guide similar to this but for more farming junglers like shyv and khartus or maybe even nid(though not really a power farming champ) cuz I just started learning some jungle
It's simple: Farm.
Nidalee is a hard jungle pick, something you can utilise well at higher skill and ranks
5:19 The toplane matchup was inversed! You swapped malphite and ornn's teams on the graph.
Definitely awesome having commentary and decisions displayed to think about what to do yourself before you go on about it.
Thank you, this came in the right time
You're welcome!
Same tbh
i play exactly this style of jungle with nunu... and this video pointed some misstakes i usually do, im preety good with predicting winning matchups because of my 3000+ hours of games but i still do alot of misstakes... thanks for showing me some!
can we see someone else than hector do this to recognize the differences with jungle style?
This was the best video I have ever watched.
I definitely agree with Hector, if you are behind as a jungler, look to do more ganks than to farm because its really difficult in this meta to come back.
I always like to maintain bot priority for those drakes
I'm early so you will probably see my comment.
Skill Capped, you are probably the best league of legends teaching channel. I learned so much from your guides, it legitimately made me a better player. Thank you for all these guides, and keep up the good work! :)
Ikami32 true
ive noticed that a lot, if you focus on ganking you really fall behind on level, but im glad you highlight that as a high elo skill, good content!
i got em all right its just that for some reason i can't think clearly when i am in-game.
It's because you're not thinking. You have to think about it actively or else you autopilot
Make it habits
Try commentating a game like u are streaming. Say out loud why you are doing each thing. This will help you spot mistakes and grow as a player.
Fantastic format - analytical, critical, reflective, all focussed on decision making.
"Lane matchups" are messed up for top on 2nd game
Is so hard as a solo queue player to think about ganking a lane that keeps on making mistakes. Sometimes i fall behind so hard by thinking i can come back into the game by farming. Ego is big in the Jungle. I just learned an important lesson. Thank you Hector.
That moment when you think as a Challanger but are still in Silver xD
It's all about how consistently and how long to think as a challenger also
@@goat813 Yup, while there is a 30 second pause for us to figure out the correct play, while playing the game you got only 1 sec to chose.
@@inflexion7798 yeah bro I'm trash lol
@@goat813 same lol
Yea you probably dont play ranked then
love the quiz format man, it really helps me keep engaged with the video rather than zoning out
Haven't watched the video yet, I just read the title. The answer is "no."
As a jungle main it’s really the junglers pivot and map awareness that wins the games. I tend to be the one pinging for the team when I know what the patterns are for the rest of the enemy teams champs and I always gank the lanes that are being shoved in their turrets early. It’s also important to know both the spells and other champion’s cooldowns while at it as it can determine whether or not you’ll make a successful gank. Just a tip. See you on the rift gamers.
Damn, this hector guy is good, he should make his own channel
in the second game when you give the overview of all the laners it shows Ornn on his team and Malphite on the enemy team
"Places less weight on gold and exp from camps, and moves towards a more pressure heavy gank style."
The Master Yi main in me- uh.... Yikes...
It all depends on the champion really. Rek'sai, Nidalee or Elise must apply as much early pressure as they can because
1: they are just nuts strong in early
2' they fall flat in lategame.
Master Yi is the exact opposite: he needs money and a lot of it to work, however he builds up much stronger than Rek'sai and when he joins later in the fray he does...what he's famous for doing.
@@tehrik0020 I might be bad but it feels like he is just as busted early on.
I love pausing the video and trying to figure out what move to make next. When it’s set up like this I think it’s a great learning tool. Awesome content
But you guys are legit saying hector has a unique playstyle even among challengers and asking us what to do in a situation.. Hector's playstyle works for him because he gets his laners ahead and they know how to snowball the lead but it puts him in a vulnerable position and a smart enemy jungler would set up deep vision when he shows on the map, take your farm, and later counter gank with an item advantage. Hector even admits he tilts when his laners dont base or do what they are supposed to, what do you do when the entire team is like that. From what I've experienced, and have seen from challengers smurfing in silver and gold, your teammates have VERY little game knowledge, dont respond to pings, vision information, and power spikes.
It makes the ranking system so frustrating because you're constantly having amazing games where everyone rotates correctly, follows up on pings, pushes objectives, and then others where a Riven goes 0-7 pre 10 minutes and is spam chatting you it's your fault.
I've saved alot of the challenger "smurfing" videos from other creators of them saying silver is the hardest elo to get out of or the hardest games they've played. They are showing yes it's possible to carry your team and consistently win, but only with challenger game knowledge and mechanics. It's like saying, hey you can climb out of this crapfest, but you have to do it batman dark knight style.
And something to think about too, with all these challengers and diamond players making smurf videos for content, wouldn't it suck to be in those games? "Yes, finally in my promos for plat!" _"Kingstix has entered the chat"
I like Tarzaned because he uses actual silver, gold, plat, diamond gameplay and comments on what the player is doing/coaches on what he should be looking at.
Just personal opinion.
And I also wish the ranking system had more to do with your personal grade in game. Because it sucks when you have an S+ grade, have the most damage on objectives, better vision score than your support, highest kill participation on your team and still get -25 LP. Where does someone find the motivation after experiencing that a couple seasons in a row.
(my english bad, yeah) if someone have 200+games in ranked and stucked in some elo, it's ALWAYS means that he have that elo. So silver is hardest elo only for silver players.
Personal grade and actual quality of play can vary greatly and is often a reflection on whether your team is ahead or not. It's more of a for fun metric and will hopefully never impact actual LP (easy to cheat the system if it did and no algorithm can perfecflty capture someone's contribution to a game). You could be fed with a massive CS score and then go bot with Baron up as a late game ADC. Your team loses the game and you have a nice S-. That game is still your fault.
@@Pawnlust I meant more to do with LP as in how much you lose when your team loses. Absolutely agree that going bot as an adc when baron is up late game basically loses the game for you, but if you're getting an S+, I think for the most part you're doing exactly what you should be doing for your role/champion, I would like to see a less of a hit to LP lost for people who get S grades in lost games is what I'm suggesting I guess. It's a team game, but when you constantly get hard stuck million point yasuos and riven mains who feed 12 kills and flash their mastery, it's a bit tilting.
@@xzxexnxixtx I agree if someone has an insane amount of games in a certain elo and isn't progressing that's probably their skillcap. But I'm making the argument about silver and gold in general. It's not just difficult for silver or gold players, challenger and diamond streamers making smurf videos often say that they are the most unpredictable and difficult games they find themselves in.
Just for reference, I'm currently diamond 4. But the 1st season I played, i remember wanting to smash my keyboard a few times getting through silver because my bot lane wouldn't back after winning a fight bot, so that the enemy mid and jungler could wipe them up and get a free drag. I'm just saying in general, hector has a unique playstyle even among challengers, and using him as the basis of "what you should do" should be taken with a grain of salt.
I'm probably almost the polar opposite style of jungler these days. I used to love being a selfless gankasaurus like this, but I actually find myself getting more consistent results out of keeping my ganks limited, but high impact (high % chance of success+value of success), and staying ahead of the farming/counterjungling and objective game.
5:08
Nobody:
Skill Capped: Mayokai
This is super useful for when the enemy jungler intentionally feeds at level 3 and when the enemy Morde just stands there while being ganked. Thanks Skill Capped!
"Did you think like a bronze player or a challenger?"
My jungler: think? We don't do that here.
Uh I just wanted to point out, once the second game started, it was indicated that Ornn was on blue side, when the decision making process for pathing was being made, I don't think it changed much, but the fact that ornn has good level 3 engage can change things and it's just a glitch that changes decision making a little, figured I'd let you know if you didn't notice already :).
Hey skillcapped could we get one of these but for adc, even if it's just on the website.
all my questions were answered, the questions were very obvious to me because what these questions required for you to know is basic champion knowledge and how to act accordingly as a jungler.
5:22 orn and malphite swaped
trick question @ 5:14 as visually the pre-game map shows ornn as his teammate, but in fact it is malph who is his top laner
Not even the bullet from Pumped up Kicks music came faster than me to watch this video
At 5:18 the map shows ornn on hector's team but it was actually the malphite, just a little oversight I guess but if that were the case I would have gone top.
It only works when Hector plays; when I play I'm matched with a bunch of ANIMALS.
Renegar, Yummi, Allistar, Volibear team?
This style of videos are great and I have learned from it a lot. but 9:41 ----> in game weren't Miss and Yumii xd
I might be hard stuck gold, but at least I don’t say “Mayokai” 🤮
Question from a High Silver jungler looking to improve:
How can I tell which side of the map I should focus on? How do you know which champs can follow up on ganks well?
Daniel Xu by follow up they mean champs that can engage or have cc, anything that can really help you succeed with the gank. So analyze the game in the loading screen and figure out which laner can help you the most when ganking. For example a renekton top has dash and stun so he can follow up pretty well, while on the other hand a riven top would be a poor choice for a early lvl gank. (Plat jngler here)
@@viktorripo7887 ok thanks man!
Skill capped as an edu content creator is amazing. This channel is one of the few, along with Neace, LS and some others that actually takes the game seriously and produces good content. In light of Voyboy's recent video I think the community deserves to hear you guys' take on afks, griefers, etc. We who care about the game should make a stand and say that enough is enough. The league community needs voices like you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
5:30 A good analysis on the Malphite vs. Ornn matchup. Sadly I was asked to analyze a map with an Ornn vs. Malphite matchup
You have some of the ‘Matchup Previews’ wrong. The second game (Maokai Vs Fiddlesticks) showed that Ornn was on Hector’s team and Malphite was an enemy. It was the other way around. For the third game in (Taliyah Vs Jarvan) you had the enemy Bot Lane looking as if it were a Miss Fortune & Yuumi Lane but it was actually a Kalista & Thresh.
yes, i play kindred, my route is red, blue, gromp for quick level 3 and camp the yasuo,i play in the vietnam server and there's rarely another midlaner other than yasuo so this route is pretty good
The maokai game was basically hoping for that your teammates will play good and when vel koz finally did something right the clip ends ok learned very much from that
Thing is, thinking like a challenger in below dia 2 will just get you killed by your allies. As you said, low elo players don't play the game as it should be played, so planning since before the game starts which lane you are going to gank is a waste of energy. There are so many things that happen frequently; your laner connects to the game in min 2, you get invaded and your laner either uses his summs to escape, dies, or both. There's also the chance that your allies are uncapable of ss-ing, so when you focus on the 1v1 in your jungle when ure getting invaded, you could simply get 2v1d and flamed for dying because ur mid laner decided to sleep.
His method of climbing is 100% viable only in high elo. Before dia 2 there are people that might want to win, but do as much as possible not to(some of them unintentionally). That is why climbing is so hard in my oppinion. There are no identical games. You could have the exact same team comp, ranks, runes, sums etc. and stomp the first game, then get stomped in the second.
The biggest problem is that league is a 5v5 game, which you can play 2v2v1v2v2v1 at most in solo/duo(until diamond). It's complete chaos.
Hector ma boy, here's my thoughts process (BR - Plat 4):
0:51 - I was going to play for bot, more CC Cait Xerath = easy to kill.
2:16 - If he did any camp of bot side, he wouldn't be at blue, at that time.
3:37 - Go for scuttle.
5:17 - Play for mid, Lucians always stays advanced in the lane against mages.
9:30 - Play for top, Riven in low elo = free kills + Pant W sinergizes with Taliyah, also Yummi = cancer.
11:30 - Farm a little, and camp top lane.
that's riven in grandmasters
I think the biggest thing about Hector playing selfless in GM is that 'most' players at that level of play have a somewhat decent understanding of how to use their leads. You don't see that as much in Gold and below. To prove a point one of my games yesterday (Silver) had a Warwick jungle that hard camped Maokai (our lane) top lane vs a Riven. Riven started the game pretty far behind being 0-3 with Warwick taking the kills on her. The Maokai proceeded to end lane phase 0-6-3 after the Warwick started focusing bot side for dragon control. He didn't understand how her could impact the game being ahead of Riven and instead decided to fight her (alot). Im no top lane expert but Id venture a guess that in a duel Riven wins that fight. Hence his decision throwing away his early lead.
Yea ive been trying to climb I had the same thinking as in the video but sometimes your team just doesnt know how to work with a gank like they wont go in
Great content. I can play really gank-heavy on some junglers, but not all. I like Vi and AP Shyvana, but they have to play vastly different styles. I can start ganking non-stop at level 3 on Vi, but Shyvana takes much more farm to come online and be effective.
The quiz themed videos are great, keep it up, more jg guides for higher ratings are appreciated (d2+ in my case)
I'm surprised people picked up on the top maokai / ornn issue but not the 9:43 Yuumi + MF issue which is actually Thresh and Kallista
This is all fine and good for traditional junglers, but as a Karthus main I don't really gank effectively and farming is more efficient. Ganks are based on opportunity and my lack of a strong initiate or escape requires the laner to recognize this, leading to me pressing the "Pentakill but for everyone else" button as my primary lane support. Thoughts?
Hector sounds soo chill! love these videos where you hear his live thoughts and decisions !!
2nd game is misleading compared to the question of which way to path, cause it shows that Ornn is on Hector's team and Malph is on the enemy team, when it's the other way around.
I never knew how much I didn't know till you taught me. Most of the questions I got wrong.
Like
Top or Bottom
Gank top or not
And etc.
There are 3 types of junglers
1. Babysitters - they carry the laners and make them capable of doing something later on.
2. Objective-oriented
3. Braindead junglers.
Hector is smart but we need to know - the ONLY reason you'd babysit is if you have a hard carry in your team, i.e. Tryndamere, Pantheon,Kassadin, Kayle, someone that can steal the show once fed.
I have found it better to play around objects. When I gank, I need the enemy to either die or base, so we can secure drake/herald, etc
You receive a lot of slack from your teammates, as low elo idiots expect being carried hard and wasting their lead.
Unfortunately, group 3 is the most popular among players. They make many mistakes like:
1. Tower diving at early levels - they go for kills without realizing the real weight.
2. Focusing on ALREADY won lanes.
3. Spending too much time in lane /occasionally stealing CS/
4. Listening to their teammates, instead of focusing on priorities.
My personal advice is to not play like a challenger in low elo. Also, find someone you can communicate well with during the lobby, so you can focus on them. I've helped idiots get a 2-kill advantage by the 5th minute and then waste it because of overstaying.
And remember - the jungle is ALWAYS guilty for a loss. So make sure you utilize the mute button when necessary :)
thank you that was very fast 13 mins. need more of this
At the start of the Maokai game you have Ornn being on Hector's team when it is the malphite that is on his team.
upside: i got every question right
downside: in regards to the high elo game i had the play/decisions right but not the reasoning which means i didn't really understand the thought process needed
DUDE, UR TUTOS ARE AMAZING.
greetings
from BR!
Very good insight on the thoughts process of a Challenger Jungler! That's why I realised an analysis of this video, while translating it in Spanish, and I wanted to know if you have any issue with me uploading it on TH-cam. LMK Asap. Peace!
I have the thought process Hector does, but when teammates DONT react even when they have prio, I usually tilt and start to force plays that would work out if my teammates played properly, even though I know they won't.
I was thinking to focus bot since heimer was their only source of AP damage, if he fell behind they could just stack armor and autowin
The pathing Graves used in the first game I feel like needed a little more explanation. Honestly Hector's pathing was a bit greedy because Yasuo is going to shove Garen, and if Yas roams with Kha and Garen doesn't respond, he's in a 1v2 situation at red. Kha was kind of inting because Kha loses the 1v1 vs Graves 100%, that's the only reason he was trolling. If He had been against an Elise or maybe a Pantheon jg, he would have gotten wrecked being greedy with Wolves there.
It has to do with protecting your camps and lanes when you both start on the same side of the map. It's something you guys teach too, that it becomes a race to the opposite side. For being present in a gank that happens, or to protect your 2nd buff.
i only got 1 wrong which as you mentioned in lux support problem that its un reliable but i initially thought of pathing towards top for obvious reasons but wasnt confident in my decision
"Did you think like a bronze player or a challenger?
I'd say high plat/low diamond. While I came up with the correct answers to the basic questions, there were a few key takeaways that I was missing from my analysis that would have been valuable for adapting to the game as it played out.
When you asked which lane he would pressure at 5:13, Ornn is shown to be in Hector's team. If that was the case he would be able to pressure Malphite, right? Ornn sure has a good follow up.
The issue is that those two will never die
Hey, little mistake in 5:12
The top lane matchup is inverted, when the game starts, he has malphite and the enemy team has ornn
It would be fun to have the opportunity to compete against some of your players like hector in mini challenges. Like both stand in Midlane, zero item lvl1 anivia. Only autos to CS. First one to miss a minion loses
I wouldn't consider this video a test, simply by comparing it to other skill capped test videos. It seemed like a guide with a few questions added for set up. I would appreciate a dedicated guide to assessing volatile matchups before the game starts, then making new assessments based on lane state, and using laners to get yourself caught up.
Im new to the game but i knew some of the heroes and item builds (kinda) but the only thing i not sure on what to do is jungle....do u just farm on jungle and not clear lanes i kinda dont know
so im unranked and this is very useful. Usually, I gank whatever lane is open for ganks and aim to get there flash.
the picture of the maokai game was wrong btw, it changed what teams ornn and malphite were supposed to be in
this is why i gave up on jungle, i tried so many times and just couldn't figure out was i messing up or my team was just bad.
I did fairly well and answered every question right, I'm bronze IV but could easily hit diamond or master if I put effort into it. I rarely play ranked games and hold myself back by playing normals everyday. I practically win 80% of my normals and win lane and jungle better but I just have too much anxiety for some reason. I don't know what to do man... One thing that threw me off in the video is that the ornn was not on Hector's team instead it was a malphite and that top matchup seemed weird to me...
i thought like a Dia player i think,i got a few questions right but still learned how to know wich lane i should prioritize and how to engage in some way.
Also learned how to tilt and go on full masscre if i dont take scuttle
in the 5:22 you show the image of the game, but the topplaners are incorrect, , hector has the malph agains the ornn