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Clicked to improve on league, started crying mid video..

This is one of the best league videos I have ever watched. Thank you!

This is SO COMPLETE. Nice work guy.

How often do you look at your character after 5500

ive been stuck in bronze/iron my whole carrer but swear im an Emerald player.. these teammates man sigh* :/

Honestly the best

To put it simply and quickly without going in depth. If you're low elo, hate the game and are addicted, you should quit honestly. If you're actually playing the real game (what you see in pro play or high elo) and enjoying the skill level and performance, then go for it. Just please don't give them money, they don't deserve it anymore. To be more honest and objective, you do should quit tho. Unless you're really having fun, and I highly doubt it; or you're improving your skills, and I also doubt that one since it's definitely not so simple as just playing games; then you should probably quit. This game is toxic, unfair, doesn't teach or let you learn enough, likely has hidden systems to keep you stuck playing, is owned by a filthy greedy company who keeps reaching lower standards, and it's a time devourer. You literally need at least 30 minutes to play a single game. Let's say it's instead a good 45' and you lose, aside frustration you would need now to win two games in a row to actually climb (and that's at least an extra hour just to go up by a few lps. You really want that different colored border tho, right? In the end you'll play more and more and waste a lot of evenings. Unless you have good self control). If you want to train game reflexes or quick thinking there are so many other options; and if you just want a colored border that matters absolutely nothing, especially since it's mostly the game that decides if you can have it, it's not worth it at all. So overall, if you can, you should probably just go do something else. There are many many great games out there that could give you both that dopamine-satisfaction and a memorable experience. Or you could start hobbies, spend time with your dears as long as they are still here, and what not

I really like your videos, please make a new season guide, how important certain objectives are, how to navigate the new changes with runes etc.

back here to say i felt brave enough to use taliyah's R a few times in the ways you recommended and it worked out real well!

super helpful, thank you! feeling enlightened by the wave pushing tips

Just play TF. He's a better Taliyah.

You've put into words what i've been thinking for a while, when i stopped complaining, getting angry and just started learning and laughing at my mistakes in league i actually started to enjoy it, i use the chat to encourage my teammates and i seek oportunities to help. Am i challenger? hell no, do i enjoy it more than just tilting and playing out of rage? yes.

Definitely needed this video 2 years ago. Thank you so much for sharing.

david goggins is an idiot

just run the meta

Thanks❤

The ammount of copium in this video is off the charts

i would rather ask why is it so important to you to get challenger? Also what is there to play for now?

plz help me out of iron haha im the lowest rank there is and im doin decent could do better obvi i play mid vex :D

Very underrated video

Hey mate, the presentation of this video was great and what would be akin to a high sub count channel, keep it up I’ll drop a like and a sub and check out your other stuff at some point !

What a genuine video man

Question? When you mental prime correctly do you feel like you reach the flow state a lot easier??

Wow dude, Dope upload man, it was a good watch <3

Thank you bro gonna apply this to Predecessor & change the game from within!"

I've been competing in fighting games for over a decade, and all of this advice is stuff I've admittedly taught others but hadn't followed myself until the past year or two, primarily this year. I've grown a lot as a person and as a player, and I've branched out from fighting games into TCGs and now League. This is a great summary of everything I believe in. New players don't know how to learn, but they should. It's the only thing inhibiting their growth. Amazing video

I have really heavy internal tilt, it makes me embarrassed and cus of that I get upset and make really bad emotional plays especially mechanically. Being seen as the reason my team is losing sucks and every time i get flamed for it i just say "yeah its my fault sorry im playing bad"

The fact they don't have just a mute chat option is so riot

Question, was also looking into possibly playing Akali, why did you pick her especially? Why not something like Sylas for example?

Bro activated ultra instinct

Holy shit what a dumb take

its ALWAYS with these type of videos “uhhh i spammed games and hit diamond lol” meanwhile on my end im watching vods back tediously and watching videos and pushing myself hard just to struggle trying to get gold for the first time in the 4 years ive been playing in silver. what the fuck?

Good advice

this is amazing

What bugs me the most is that EVERY SINGLE GAME is a comp diff (assuming no one is trolling). If one comp is better than the other, even if you hard lose early game and the enemy is playing better than you, your team will most likely win because of the better champions. Basically every game is won in draft, and if your team picks the shittier champs, it's just an insta lose and you just waste time.

I went from iron4-P2 in 5days. you can do it guys

"on tilt" in your career, like *any* career, is a real thing.

wtf

Sentrial, how many 3 blocks do you play in a day?

Playing in blocks makes sense on paper, but watching pros play 5h+ a day, does it aply in the long run? Why are pros not doing this?

now that you mention it watching vods sounds really helpful, because repeating similar situations many times a row can build stronger mental connections, rather than just queuing up for a new game without looking back. Like, doing similar math problems vs just doing completely differing ones each time, i guess? Thanks for the vod review info i havent really gotten into it yet

ngl I just deleted the game for the fifth time this year cuz of tilt (omw to download again) and I just found your channel, i've been following stoic teachings for a bit now and your videos are lowkey helping me reach what I always wanted, which is playing league and focus on learning and improving instead of brainlessly crying whenever I lose lp, I still am nowhere near the level I want to reach but this is helpful, thank a lot man

thanks boss, GOOD LUCK.

bro is the Mike Mentzer of League 💪

Twitch ssyeu is a consistently challenger Akali player that i recommend for watching.

Who are you planning to watch? Is it good to watch a lot of different players, or stick to a few players?

keep up the good work :)

lets go on this journey together bro!

you always motivate me to reach my dream and become a proplayer

Nice video!