"Im gonna carry these shitters" This mindset is honestly so true, I've played dota since wc3 and recently as a change of scenery I have been trying to learn league, started off strong with this mindset like I always had playing dota cause I have done it for so long but once I got into ranked in league I lost it and started throwing games after doing so well in unranked. Kept getting focused on the super high mastery all my opponents have or the fact that im facing smurfs with 90% winrates on their champ and getting butthurt. The mental game is such a huge part of these types of games you have to pretend your entire team are retards and the other team are also retarded (while still giving certain champions respect when gameplay demands it) and just get into a flow and be confident. If you dont go in acting like you are gonna run a train on these nerds they will run a train on you, this goes for any competitive game. Don't look at their stats beforehand, don't look at chat don't look at shit, just say "time to stomp some noobs" and get in there and get it done.
If there's one smurf in the lobby and they don't end the game @15, then there's probably 4 other lanes getting stomped Get fed off those lanes, outscale the smurf, and beat them with your item advantage Item advantage beats a skill advantage
My whole team was inting we had 2 nexus downs and I was fed af but no one listened to my shot calls so we lost. People need to listen to the fed guy. I almost clutched the game
Ive learned from Neace and bwipo, even if the team is bitchin, inting, trolling, afk, etc.. there is ALWAYS stuff that YOU need to work on and WE can work on those things even if it’s a 1v5 game, to improve OURSELVES
Yeah I got the same mentality. I’ve had so many games where I have thousands of gold more than anyone else in the game and still lose. If I can’t win a game with an extra 3000 gold in gold or silver, that says a lot more about me than the rest of the team.
You're sycophantically high spirited. When game after game has the rest of the team throwing and you win your lane, you play macro, make plays with leverage and it doesnt matter, it means matchmaking is rigged.
@@huntermonroe347 it means you're bad at math. Just because you have 3k more gold by yourself doesn't negate the fact that the enemy team collectively has more gold in general
Glad to have a mindset/psychology related video, this is a very underestimated aspect of gaming and life in general, this defeated attitude before the game even begins which always baffled me seeing that one person in champ select go 'gg its lose' .. Yes macro is important, mechanics also are a big part of the game, yet you're the first person I see touching on the psychological part of it.. Thank you for great content
the ezreal dive was fucking rofl in every way possible to be meant idc if this sentence is gramatically correct or not im fucking rolling i just saw that someone needs to put target champions only asap
I'm becoming a better player because of Neace. My mental is better, my mechanics are better, my macro is improving. It's slow progress, but it's progress. I know I can make Silver one day.
One of my favorite coaching sessions. Neace proving full feedback on what he should do and why. Even when he got lucky and made a decent play when he shouldn’t Neace when a step further to help him understand how he could have made bigger leads.
XD so we should be diving tier 2 without vision, even if we get a kill we die!!! Very nice!!! You can tell Neace hasn't been to the rank he claims in at least 4 seasons. 14:50, It's low elo and no OBJ is up. So if you show top the rest of the team is coming for you. It doesn't matter how well mechanically you played this dive, they were killing you on rotation!!! But yes $250 coaching session!!! Sheep!!!!!!!!!!!
I just watched this, and been on a rough batch of ranked games lately so i entered it with this mentality. I muted all and literally said im gonna carry these shitters regardless out loud. team full of feeders didnt matter. Miss fortune carried all of their asses on nothing but the cloud of positivity. Fucking works. Thanks again Neace
I have no idea who you are. I'm a 30 year old nuclear engineer that started playing league again, but what you taught this kid is more than just the game. That's the big picture here, and I hope this kid realizes. You gave him a lesson in life. I hope he takes it and runs with it.
I can play a little much of everything as well, but my strengths come in champs Ive played day 1 like Talon, Daruis, and even Leona. Neace is right about mastering one champ but the headspace of a player has a lot to do with how the majority of your games can go. You're energy leaks out and playing something like Trynd who has little pressure in team fights but has 300% lane pressure and playing like a ADC from the back line wont get anyone very far.
why is that a red flag? i think you have to be able to play every role to understand them and be better against them. focusing only on one role and only that is very bad for your overall performance and knowledge of the game...
@@FalconDS9 basically in ranked, being the jack of all trades but a master of none is the worst thing you can be. So saying "I can play all lanes" is bullshit cuz that means you haven't taken the time to master 1-2 roles. Rather you semi understand all the roles which means ur just gonna get clapped by ur laner if they actually main it
@@automaticcaptions but then you get autofilled in a role you are not even a jack of all trades in and that's even worse.. I don't say you have to master all roles.. But at least be decent in it with one champ... Like neace says, you don't get what you want all the time.. You need a solid foundation to play on
yo! not gonna lie Neace kinda went in on this guy. But I respect it. Not everyone responds the same way and you have to coach certain people a certain way. Good content
this attitude is basically setting up your future failure, you can expect bad team but you should push yourself and expect yourself to be able to carry through. this mindset helped me climb in csgo to top elo, watching your vids to grow a bit on league since I use it to be able to chill from cs, I also seem to find some stuff that help me on cs as well from your videos.
As an Aussie - this is honestly default Aus attitude. I really felt for him because its culture in a way working against him. Hope he keeps up with the coaching & this doesn’t stop him from keep trying to improve. Attitude shifts are one of the most jarring & hardest to master - worse then mechanical fixes.
Military culture is definitely different from civilian life. Aussies are pretty self deprecating already. Being put into shitty conditions in the military, you are forced to change your attitude to work with the people around you, otherwise youre kicked out. It's just unfortunate that this mentality isn't really taught anywhere except through the forces.
idk im australian and i thought he was a lot more pessimistic than most, not that pessimism is always a bad thing, just it can be difficult to overcome some of the downsides
@@jameslew7269 OCE is probably the most toxic server though. It's genuinely difficult to climb not because the players are good. But because it's hard to keep your head in the game when your games are 80% whose team had more trolls. I've been Diamond on multiple accounts over multiple seasons. But I quit because I can't deal with losing or winning every game outside of the actual game.
Honestly if you're a jungle main there's 2 other roles you should definitely practice a little too - mid and support Most assassin junglers can play mid because their mobility makes them great at roaming Most tank and mage junglers can play support because they've got good cc and zoning abilities
True, started playing some support because i wanted to be on the receving end of junglers ganking and getting drake prio. Gets alot of more perspective how the game would play out that way
@@Zezam_ the amount of times I've had to cover an inting lane while they were dead with a wave under turret pretty much taught me how to cs so not really :P
I wish the player would stop talking over and let Neace talk. This is valuable information and he’s not focusing on listening, he’s focusing on getting his own thoughts out.
the mindset on aight ima carry these shitters is just so amazing to me because its not about oh my team's bad so we lose, its oh im not carrying hard enough. in the end its just your team is losing? carry harder
Neace was absolutely right in his summary of this game and the mindset of the player. As a coach myself, I want to see my guys giving it their all and trying new things off the bat for me to check them on than me having to drive that confidence with the individual. If they have a position wide open and are tentative in their response to experience of the scenario, it's challenging to inspire them to do so. Especially in a limited session format like LOL coaching. I have the pleasure of working with some of my guys for years now and you can train the development of a positive mindset easier when you're there consistently to push someone to overcome their adversities. When it's a one-off, virtual medium you're using to communicate, it's nigh impossible to instill the winning mentality unless you take this direct approach. This is a brilliant example of utilising this style of coaching to it's maximum. For those who think he was too harsh I implore you to look closer into the content used and the structure used to deliver it. His closing statement peristently focuses on the point that the player can achieve his goals if he takes a more positive approach to his gameplay situations. "Be Omni-man" will be the message this player took to the next game and that alone will make all the criticism before it viable to the right student and give them the answer of how to address the coaches feedback. Great work Neace, thankyou always to the channel editor posting the video and hope the rest of y'all have a great weekend!
I mean I tend to have a similar mindset with everything I do. I know it bad but my issue is I don't want to come across as a "cocky peace of shit" for lack of a better word when I play. Even if I'm doing well at something. Not to say you do it or neace does it. I mute my team from the start and ignore what they are doing unless I can do something with the info. Still not sure how to fix it I have tried for years.
@@thefakebanette3483 But you're not a cocky piece of shit for acknowledging you're doing well in something. You shouldn't be ashamed to be good at something if you're still improving in other areas! Muting all teammates in chat is fine because the ping system is comprehensive enough. I think Neace is focusing more on the gameplay than the team interaction and what you bring to the team with your play and not allowing their performance to enable you to think it's acceptable to lower your own efforts. Hope you have a great weekend Banette!
@@crewie94 I agree it's just the line between acting confident and acting arrogant is something I've always had an issue with at least for myself. I can normally tell with other people. But for myself it's hard to find that line.
@@crewie94 I've been told I'm too humble at times, and yes I know the irony in saying I'm humble. But it often seems more so like I'm just too hard on myself thinking that I shouldn't be proud of what I do for what ever reason. I know it's bad to think that way but I assume it's just I was conditioned for some reason. But thanks for the kind words at the least.
After having watched quite a few coaching sessions, I don’t know what these are meant to do for anyone. The idea of coaching is to find your bad habits and break them, but Neace just micromanages every single decision the players make. So the players aren’t even making the kinds of decisions they’d normally make and can’t be coached on how to fix THEIR own play style. This guy in particular actually made some of his own decisions and just gets posted on RUclips, full blast, with the intent to pretty much shit on him. But it’s GOOD he made those decisions during the coaching session, because now Neace can actually address this guy’s specific play style and how to fix his bad habits. This is such a weirdly destructive way of approaching coaching.
true. he should just let the guy play on his own and talk about what he is doing right and wrong, what he needs to pay atention more etc, but intead he just micromanages everything and flames the clients.
@@Baittz Now that more info has come out about Neace faking his rank, it's become very apparent that he's just an above average player LARPing as a coach.
"We're playing in O server in Gold, this guy should be 0-5 right now." Maaaaaan why you gotta shit on OCE? We know we're hillbillies, cut us some slack.
Yes! Love the talk at the end! Not enough people talk about mental health and how attitude can really make or break games AND players. Neace just mentioned Omni man? … 😍 ( Neace pls stop being so perfect ) … 🥰I just wanted to point out a comparison that really resonated with me. As someone who suffers with ADHD, we often talk about “spoons” or “forks” - we only get a finite amount in a day to make decisions and do tasks, once they’ve run out, we’re fucked. ( One spoon = one task, but for me it’s more like one fork = one task, because one task feels like many or one job just turns into more jobs etc… I could go on and on about executive function…) I can see how a similar thing happens mentally in games, if you expend too much mental energy on your team and the things you shouldn’t be prioritising, other elements of your own gameplay will suffer.
Long time viewer, and fan. Talking to the editor, and or NEACE, Please adjust the temp of the camera to pull some of the green out of Neace's cam? With the green, it makes Neace look sickly IMO. Keep it up guys, great video as always. :D
that mindset of "carry these shitters" is how I'm getting close to reaching grandchamp in rocket league. It's why I was pushing diamond in Valorant, and why I'm learning to adapt in LOL. I'm nowhere near my full potential, but I'm also not hyper-focused on wining. The mentality you need to have if you want to climb in any team sport/esport is this. "what did I do wrong, what did I do right, and how can I do better." Climbing up will be worlds easier if you stick to answering those questions, and you'll find yourself caring less what your team does. Even if it's a lost game and your team is inting, you can still gather how you contributed to the int/failed your team. If you can't figure something out, then you're exactly in the elo you belong.
I have talked to 3 Australians in my life, and they all have this type of attitude. They never let someone finish a sentence and act all knowing...Just my experience though
I don't believe this was an attempt at bragging. I think it was just showing that he knows what he is talking about. However, this is just my opinion. Take it for what it is.
I know Neace is happy doing this and it's his free time but damn, I do feel sorry for him doing this for people and just seeing how many mentally unstable and emotionally weak people there are. How hard is it to swallow your pride and actually want to learn? People talk about how smart they are all the time, but when does their emotional intelligence begin to compromise everything? This applies to everyone, some more than others, including myself.
Dude you're coaching sessions that you have posted has made me 10x better. What mythic would you go into trynd this new patch with the updates to goredrinker?
Yikes, this session was SO negattive. Like from champ select, the client sounded so down, listening to his voice, I just felt awful. I seriously hope he will take away the fact that his mindset is the only thing dragging him down, because he kinda knows how to play, but just makes it so much harder for himself.
to be fair, imagine you pay for coaching to learn how to jungle, get autofilled top so you don't even get full value out of the coaching - and then your team is well... that.
Could just be me but i didnt pick up on the negative attitude at all. During the game, I heard him trying to process what he was being told, and dont recall him ever trying to disagree or express anything negative during the game. Nervous, of course, but he seemed to be more focused on following instructions than anything else. A persons voice doesnt instantly mean they have a poor attitude, some people are just low energy. At the champ select, he seemed to be more so pointing out the comments, and the jax pick, not instantly suggesting they are going to lose - just elements of the game that he had hoped not to be present for his coaching session. I think he had a chill mindset the whole game, follwed what he as told, messed up on occasion of course, but i dont know if his attitude (which i believe was neutral ) had any impact on the game or the coaching session.
did you watch the same video the rest of us just watched......?????? he didn't listen multiple times, ran off trying to fight and getting killed multiple times AFTER NEACE SPECIFICALLY LITERALLY JUST SAID 3 TIMES DO NOT GO FIGHT THAT. everytime neace would try to tell him saying "Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah" then continue on with what he was doing half the time not adjusting for what neace just said
@@zeening i really dont remember seeing that happen :( and im being honest - i saw a few time she died, because he pushed up as instructed, or was told to dive into baron pit, or was told to fight Ez under tower, but aside from that, i cant recall seeing him decide to engage in a fight when neace said not to , and he die from it - you have time stamps ? I do recall the jax fight, he went in when Neace told him not to , he won the fight he also went in on trundle, neace told him not to - he lost that fight aside from those two times, i dont remember him going in to fight and getting killed multiple times after neace specifically told him not to fight -
@@ayohollaatyaboy When Neace decides which play is best he doesn't think of which elo they're playing in. Overall the calls Neace makes are correct IF the enemy played correctly. There are many instances where the client here only gets kills or comes out well for his own decisions because the opposing player made a mistake. When Neace told him to dive Ez it was a right call, but the client played it really messy (like hitting the tower 3-4 times and not Ez). When Neace told him to contest the baron it was a right call, because at that point if he got the baron steal then they would've had a much better chance to get back into the game. His death meant little in that situation. There are many instances where this player just plays really messy, seems to care more about how his team plays than he himself plays and the list goes on. Just a really bad mindset is the root of these problems. I know this, because I've also had this kind of mindset in lol before
@@johannestapper3003 I was just talking about this yesterday, that if these plays were done by someone higher Elo/ pro, then I’m sure they would have ended differently. I agree with you there 100%.
@@ayohollaatyaboy I'm not sure if Neace should make him do such risky plays though, because he wants his clients to have a repeatable strategy/playstyle that can be applied to basically any game and still have over 50% winrate. Do certain stuff every game and also assess if the opposing player is showing any vulnerability, you should exploit it to get a lead, but if not then play solid and stick to your strategy
These are the kind of "Yeah"s that to me mean: "I already knew what you were going to say and understand everything, so I don't really get why you're telling me these things". Concerning for two reasons: If he already knew all this, why'd he make the related mistakes? And if he already knew all this and won't really listen, why get coaching?
If you really think you can play all roles equally well, that should be a red flag telling you that you know so little about some of those roles, you don't even know you suck at them.
You could feel the attitude problem all the way through. He kept responding with "yeah" to everything. You would critique him and he'd lay out a "yeah" like he already knew what you were coaching him before you said it. He also drops his voice lower than his regular speaking voice. These all point to ego. Either having too big of one, or being insecure and compensating. If he could put his self more into a humble student mind he'd be able to handle constructive criticism. In the small chance your reading this, trust me, take this advice. Don't respond with yeah, it sounds better when your responding with "done" like you did a couple times. Perception is everything. Use it to your advantage.
"He also drops his voice lower than his regular speaking voice" ?? Do you know him personally or something? How do you know if he's speaking lower than his regular speaking voice or not lol?
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Neace is such a great coach. He helped me outta Iron into Bronze 1.
lol. congrats
nice.
@@icefox9875 bro mans is trolling xD
I cant tell if ur joking or not
With 350 or just from watching?
"Im gonna carry these shitters"
This mindset is honestly so true, I've played dota since wc3 and recently as a change of scenery I have been trying to learn league, started off strong with this mindset like I always had playing dota cause I have done it for so long but once I got into ranked in league I lost it and started throwing games after doing so well in unranked. Kept getting focused on the super high mastery all my opponents have or the fact that im facing smurfs with 90% winrates on their champ and getting butthurt. The mental game is such a huge part of these types of games you have to pretend your entire team are retards and the other team are also retarded (while still giving certain champions respect when gameplay demands it) and just get into a flow and be confident. If you dont go in acting like you are gonna run a train on these nerds they will run a train on you, this goes for any competitive game. Don't look at their stats beforehand, don't look at chat don't look at shit, just say "time to stomp some noobs" and get in there and get it done.
im gonna read your commment everytimg before playing league
or if I'm tilted
I think this also applies to real life
Real shit
So so true...
If there's one smurf in the lobby and they don't end the game @15, then there's probably 4 other lanes getting stomped
Get fed off those lanes, outscale the smurf, and beat them with your item advantage
Item advantage beats a skill advantage
My whole team was inting we had 2 nexus downs and I was fed af but no one listened to my shot calls so we lost. People need to listen to the fed guy. I almost clutched the game
Ive learned from Neace and bwipo, even if the team is bitchin, inting, trolling, afk, etc.. there is ALWAYS stuff that YOU need to work on and WE can work on those things even if it’s a 1v5 game, to improve OURSELVES
Gotta love Bwipo. He’s like the most chill guy in the world. I love his attitude.
Yeah I got the same mentality. I’ve had so many games where I have thousands of gold more than anyone else in the game and still lose. If I can’t win a game with an extra 3000 gold in gold or silver, that says a lot more about me than the rest of the team.
You're sycophantically high spirited. When game after game has the rest of the team throwing and you win your lane, you play macro, make plays with leverage and it doesnt matter, it means matchmaking is rigged.
@@huntermonroe347 yeah, it means its a team game and your individuality isn't what you think it is.
@@huntermonroe347 it means you're bad at math. Just because you have 3k more gold by yourself doesn't negate the fact that the enemy team collectively has more gold in general
Glad to have a mindset/psychology related video, this is a very underestimated aspect of gaming and life in general, this defeated attitude before the game even begins which always baffled me seeing that one person in champ select go 'gg its lose' .. Yes macro is important, mechanics also are a big part of the game, yet you're the first person I see touching on the psychological part of it.. Thank you for great content
the ezreal dive was fucking rofl in every way possible to be meant idc if this sentence is gramatically correct or not im fucking rolling i just saw that someone needs to put target champions only asap
I'm becoming a better player because of Neace. My mental is better, my mechanics are better, my macro is improving. It's slow progress, but it's progress. I know I can make Silver one day.
Amen brother
Fck silver lol 🤣🤣🤣
I've been quickly climbing myself thanks to Neace, I started playing 2 months ago and I'm already seeing insane progress
Watching him hold a full fury bar with missing HP and a plethora of minions to rebuild fury had me going.
One of my favorite coaching sessions. Neace proving full feedback on what he should do and why. Even when he got lucky and made a decent play when he shouldn’t Neace when a step further to help him understand how he could have made bigger leads.
XD so we should be diving tier 2 without vision, even if we get a kill we die!!! Very nice!!! You can tell Neace hasn't been to the rank he claims in at least 4 seasons. 14:50, It's low elo and no OBJ is up. So if you show top the rest of the team is coming for you. It doesn't matter how well mechanically you played this dive, they were killing you on rotation!!! But yes $250 coaching session!!! Sheep!!!!!!!!!!!
I just watched this, and been on a rough batch of ranked games lately so i entered it with this mentality. I muted all and literally said im gonna carry these shitters regardless out loud. team full of feeders didnt matter. Miss fortune carried all of their asses on nothing but the cloud of positivity. Fucking works. Thanks again Neace
I have no idea who you are. I'm a 30 year old nuclear engineer that started playing league again, but what you taught this kid is more than just the game. That's the big picture here, and I hope this kid realizes. You gave him a lesson in life. I hope he takes it and runs with it.
"I can play pretty much everything."
*Red flags raised intensively*
I can play a little much of everything as well, but my strengths come in champs Ive played day 1 like Talon, Daruis, and even Leona. Neace is right about mastering one champ but the headspace of a player has a lot to do with how the majority of your games can go. You're energy leaks out and playing something like Trynd who has little pressure in team fights but has 300% lane pressure and playing like a ADC from the back line wont get anyone very far.
why is that a red flag? i think you have to be able to play every role to understand them and be better against them. focusing only on one role and only that is very bad for your overall performance and knowledge of the game...
@@FalconDS9 basically in ranked, being the jack of all trades but a master of none is the worst thing you can be. So saying "I can play all lanes" is bullshit cuz that means you haven't taken the time to master 1-2 roles. Rather you semi understand all the roles which means ur just gonna get clapped by ur laner if they actually main it
@@automaticcaptions but then you get autofilled in a role you are not even a jack of all trades in and that's even worse.. I don't say you have to master all roles.. But at least be decent in it with one champ... Like neace says, you don't get what you want all the time.. You need a solid foundation to play on
@@FalconDS9 guess it depends what role, i play only adc, its so rare that i dont get it (mby like 1/25 games) that i can just dodge then
yo! not gonna lie Neace kinda went in on this guy. But I respect it. Not everyone responds the same way and you have to coach certain people a certain way. Good content
This is what a proper coach/instructor does.
6:18 "walk up at him don't let him relax" xd that was so funny to me. like jax is literally relaxing in lane xd
holy shit my eyes rolled backward when I saw trynd ghost to hit the tower like 4-5 times instead of ezrael xd
Why is Neace literally the tough coach with a heart of gold archetype?
those are the best ones.
this attitude is basically setting up your future failure, you can expect bad team but you should push yourself and expect yourself to be able to carry through. this mindset helped me climb in csgo to top elo, watching your vids to grow a bit on league since I use it to be able to chill from cs, I also seem to find some stuff that help me on cs as well from your videos.
As an Aussie - this is honestly default Aus attitude. I really felt for him because its culture in a way working against him.
Hope he keeps up with the coaching & this doesn’t stop him from keep trying to improve. Attitude shifts are one of the most jarring & hardest to master - worse then mechanical fixes.
idk much about aussies. what made it an aussie attitude
I was in afghanistan with some aussies and they didn't have a negative attitude. Most down to earth good natured people.
Military culture is definitely different from civilian life. Aussies are pretty self deprecating already. Being put into shitty conditions in the military, you are forced to change your attitude to work with the people around you, otherwise youre kicked out. It's just unfortunate that this mentality isn't really taught anywhere except through the forces.
idk im australian and i thought he was a lot more pessimistic than most, not that pessimism is always a bad thing, just it can be difficult to overcome some of the downsides
@@jameslew7269 OCE is probably the most toxic server though. It's genuinely difficult to climb not because the players are good. But because it's hard to keep your head in the game when your games are 80% whose team had more trolls.
I've been Diamond on multiple accounts over multiple seasons. But I quit because I can't deal with losing or winning every game outside of the actual game.
Honestly if you're a jungle main there's 2 other roles you should definitely practice a little too - mid and support
Most assassin junglers can play mid because their mobility makes them great at roaming
Most tank and mage junglers can play support because they've got good cc and zoning abilities
True, started playing some support because i wanted to be on the receving end of junglers ganking and getting drake prio. Gets alot of more perspective how the game would play out that way
Supp is cuz they cant cs
@@Zezam_ the amount of times I've had to cover an inting lane while they were dead with a wave under turret pretty much taught me how to cs so not really :P
@@Zezam_ lol wtf
Then there's me who mains 4 junglers midlane, all while being a pretty terrible jungle
I wish the player would stop talking over and let Neace talk. This is valuable information and he’s not focusing on listening, he’s focusing on getting his own thoughts out.
This is amazing advice. I wish all players had Neace mindset. Everyone should also 100% have a good grasp of at least 2/3 roles/champs.
incoming back in my day before season 5
@@cjsumm1796 Back in my day before season 1. People just did wtf ever and had fun.
Whenever students keep repeating: " ye ye ye" they are not really listening and are just agreeing.
Why would anyone second guess a single call Neace makes, any time, but specially - on Tryndamere?! It’s the disrespect for me… 👀
People really really need to use the ‘toggle champions only’ button. That tower dive was fuckin rough
the mindset on aight ima carry these shitters is just so amazing to me because its not about oh my team's bad so we lose, its oh im not carrying hard enough. in the end its just your team is losing? carry harder
Neace was absolutely right in his summary of this game and the mindset of the player.
As a coach myself, I want to see my guys giving it their all and trying new things off the bat for me to check them on than me having to drive that confidence with the individual.
If they have a position wide open and are tentative in their response to experience of the scenario, it's challenging to inspire them to do so. Especially in a limited session format like LOL coaching.
I have the pleasure of working with some of my guys for years now and you can train the development of a positive mindset easier when you're there consistently to push someone to overcome their adversities. When it's a one-off, virtual medium you're using to communicate, it's nigh impossible to instill the winning mentality unless you take this direct approach. This is a brilliant example of utilising this style of coaching to it's maximum.
For those who think he was too harsh I implore you to look closer into the content used and the structure used to deliver it.
His closing statement peristently focuses on the point that the player can achieve his goals if he takes a more positive approach to his gameplay situations. "Be Omni-man" will be the message this player took to the next game and that alone will make all the criticism before it viable to the right student and give them the answer of how to address the coaches feedback.
Great work Neace, thankyou always to the channel editor posting the video and hope the rest of y'all have a great weekend!
I mean I tend to have a similar mindset with everything I do. I know it bad but my issue is I don't want to come across as a "cocky peace of shit" for lack of a better word when I play. Even if I'm doing well at something. Not to say you do it or neace does it. I mute my team from the start and ignore what they are doing unless I can do something with the info. Still not sure how to fix it I have tried for years.
@@thefakebanette3483 But you're not a cocky piece of shit for acknowledging you're doing well in something. You shouldn't be ashamed to be good at something if you're still improving in other areas!
Muting all teammates in chat is fine because the ping system is comprehensive enough.
I think Neace is focusing more on the gameplay than the team interaction and what you bring to the team with your play and not allowing their performance to enable you to think it's acceptable to lower your own efforts.
Hope you have a great weekend Banette!
@@crewie94 I agree it's just the line between acting confident and acting arrogant is something I've always had an issue with at least for myself. I can normally tell with other people. But for myself it's hard to find that line.
@@thefakebanette3483 Well I hope you feel comfortable in conducting yourself in general though. Peace with one's self is a great asset in life.
@@crewie94 I've been told I'm too humble at times, and yes I know the irony in saying I'm humble. But it often seems more so like I'm just too hard on myself thinking that I shouldn't be proud of what I do for what ever reason. I know it's bad to think that way but I assume it's just I was conditioned for some reason. But thanks for the kind words at the least.
Good post game talk. I desire more of these.
Delusion.
@@Agdem_ *citation needed*
29:42 That's a nice Neace nugget. That's why I watch all these vids
Thank you Neace I finally got into challenger from silver 3
no u didnt XD
Yeah I got to top 3 in Korea from iron 2 thanks to Neace.
After having watched quite a few coaching sessions, I don’t know what these are meant to do for anyone. The idea of coaching is to find your bad habits and break them, but Neace just micromanages every single decision the players make. So the players aren’t even making the kinds of decisions they’d normally make and can’t be coached on how to fix THEIR own play style. This guy in particular actually made some of his own decisions and just gets posted on RUclips, full blast, with the intent to pretty much shit on him. But it’s GOOD he made those decisions during the coaching session, because now Neace can actually address this guy’s specific play style and how to fix his bad habits. This is such a weirdly destructive way of approaching coaching.
true. he should just let the guy play on his own and talk about what he is doing right and wrong, what he needs to pay atention more etc, but intead he just micromanages everything and flames the clients.
@@Baittz Now that more info has come out about Neace faking his rank, it's become very apparent that he's just an above average player LARPing as a coach.
This guy is me I got to plat 3 season 8 now im like hard stuck silver because i pay attention to my teammates too much
Can we normalize putting your clients rank in the title? Respectfully.
Nothing but truth was slung in this vid.
"We're playing in O server in Gold, this guy should be 0-5 right now." Maaaaaan why you gotta shit on OCE? We know we're hillbillies, cut us some slack.
because of that popping sound i always think i got a notification when i hear it lol
I'd really like to see his warwick game now too lol after that pep talk it would be interesting
14:42 this is exactly why you a-click. ''You're beating the shit out of that tower!''
"ye ye 100%"
Yes! Love the talk at the end! Not enough people talk about mental health and how attitude can really make or break games AND players. Neace just mentioned Omni man? … 😍 ( Neace pls stop being so perfect ) … 🥰I just wanted to point out a comparison that really resonated with me. As someone who suffers with ADHD, we often talk about “spoons” or “forks” - we only get a finite amount in a day to make decisions and do tasks, once they’ve run out, we’re fucked. ( One spoon = one task, but for me it’s more like one fork = one task, because one task feels like many or one job just turns into more jobs etc… I could go on and on about executive function…) I can see how a similar thing happens mentally in games, if you expend too much mental energy on your team and the things you shouldn’t be prioritising, other elements of your own gameplay will suffer.
Hell yeah!
I dunno why diamond is higher than platinum. Platinum is much more rare than diamonds....
Long time viewer, and fan. Talking to the editor, and or NEACE, Please adjust the temp of the camera to pull some of the green out of Neace's cam? With the green, it makes Neace look sickly IMO. Keep it up guys, great video as always. :D
“You’re beating the shit out of tower” I’m giggling irl
When Neace mentioned the limited mental bandwidth I knew right away he's probably heard that on the JRE.
LMAO my man was destroying that tower.
He really asked his homie to message him "hey bby" when he is streaming xD😂😂😂
that mindset of "carry these shitters" is how I'm getting close to reaching grandchamp in rocket league. It's why I was pushing diamond in Valorant, and why I'm learning to adapt in LOL. I'm nowhere near my full potential, but I'm also not hyper-focused on wining. The mentality you need to have if you want to climb in any team sport/esport is this. "what did I do wrong, what did I do right, and how can I do better." Climbing up will be worlds easier if you stick to answering those questions, and you'll find yourself caring less what your team does. Even if it's a lost game and your team is inting, you can still gather how you contributed to the int/failed your team. If you can't figure something out, then you're exactly in the elo you belong.
that level 1 just like 'use your ghost pls'
Ayo that outro a banger. Great advice on mindset, Neace!
this guy dove ezreal and autod the tower like 5 times lol
Always have mindset that you are the best even if not..and team garbage and play your game..u cant control other people
I have talked to 3 Australians in my life, and they all have this type of attitude. They never let someone finish a sentence and act all knowing...Just my experience though
Canadians are the perfect human beings
18:30 u cant blame him bro hes from australia, up and down are inverted over there.
I totally just happened to have a bowl of lucky charms while watching this
Take a shot every time this guy says yea.
great video, im going to start adapting this mindset as soon as my next game.
Zero chance this guy makes diamond. "Yep".
What a wake up call
I thought I was having Deja Vu, I watched the sequel first.
Damn, this dude made me depressed too
U know who this is?u have his link?
“one of the best tryndamere in the world” and also super humble
I don't believe this was an attempt at bragging. I think it was just showing that he knows what he is talking about. However, this is just my opinion. Take it for what it is.
I know Neace is happy doing this and it's his free time but damn, I do feel sorry for him doing this for people and just seeing how many mentally unstable and emotionally weak people there are. How hard is it to swallow your pride and actually want to learn? People talk about how smart they are all the time, but when does their emotional intelligence begin to compromise everything? This applies to everyone, some more than others, including myself.
Neace almost started taking his finger to the bone
18:42 love how he leveled up his w instead of his r 😂
Exactly what I said,the way he thinks,speaks.
He needs to change that yeahhhh,ohhh,hmmmm way of speaking.
All about mental. If you got poor mental you end up performing 2 - 5 divisions lower then your true rank
True across all games/sport and life in general.
good critique! I have his issue sometimes as well but notice when i dont that my games are overall better.
Dude you're coaching sessions that you have posted has made me 10x better. What mythic would you go into trynd this new patch with the updates to goredrinker?
Freeloader! Buy a session XD
Its either gale or kraken. Gale is generally the better option but kraken can work too.
Yikes, this session was SO negattive. Like from champ select, the client sounded so down, listening to his voice, I just felt awful. I seriously hope he will take away the fact that his mindset is the only thing dragging him down, because he kinda knows how to play, but just makes it so much harder for himself.
Thats so mean
playing in low elo on the OCE server really is that bad..
to be fair, imagine you pay for coaching to learn how to jungle, get autofilled top so you don't even get full value out of the coaching - and then your team is well... that.
Who is this guy. U have his link
I think he needs to flame his team more so they focus up
"im aiming for diamon" hahah this guy
When your team is tilted just think about how detilted theyll get when you carry them to a win
To trynd players that hold their spin forever... are you trying to save mana? 😅
neace taught some good lessons this vid
11:18 Neace just made this guy int XD
15:04 "I don't know how I was hitting tower, I thought I was on him..." Buddy, that's what "target champions only" is for. Set a keybind and use it.
Stop saying “yea yea yea” just shut up and listen
250$ cost each coaching seasion??? are we crazy??
I made a drinking game. Every time he says "yea 100%" you take a drink.
you gotta think like a soldier
Want this guys other game to see how he improves
I love you for referenceing omni man Neace!
Could just be me but i didnt pick up on the negative attitude at all. During the game, I heard him trying to process what he was being told, and dont recall him ever trying to disagree or express anything negative during the game. Nervous, of course, but he seemed to be more focused on following instructions than anything else. A persons voice doesnt instantly mean they have a poor attitude, some people are just low energy. At the champ select, he seemed to be more so pointing out the comments, and the jax pick, not instantly suggesting they are going to lose - just elements of the game that he had hoped not to be present for his coaching session. I think he had a chill mindset the whole game, follwed what he as told, messed up on occasion of course, but i dont know if his attitude (which i believe was neutral ) had any impact on the game or the coaching session.
did you watch the same video the rest of us just watched......?????? he didn't listen multiple times, ran off trying to fight and getting killed multiple times AFTER NEACE SPECIFICALLY LITERALLY JUST SAID 3 TIMES DO NOT GO FIGHT THAT. everytime neace would try to tell him saying "Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah" then continue on with what he was doing half the time not adjusting for what neace just said
@@zeening i really dont remember seeing that happen :( and im being honest - i saw a few time she died, because he pushed up as instructed, or was told to dive into baron pit, or was told to fight Ez under tower, but aside from that, i cant recall seeing him decide to engage in a fight when neace said not to , and he die from it - you have time stamps ? I do recall the jax fight, he went in when Neace told him not to , he won the fight
he also went in on trundle, neace told him not to - he lost that fight
aside from those two times, i dont remember him going in to fight and getting killed multiple times after neace specifically told him not to fight -
@@ayohollaatyaboy When Neace decides which play is best he doesn't think of which elo they're playing in. Overall the calls Neace makes are correct IF the enemy played correctly. There are many instances where the client here only gets kills or comes out well for his own decisions because the opposing player made a mistake.
When Neace told him to dive Ez it was a right call, but the client played it really messy (like hitting the tower 3-4 times and not Ez). When Neace told him to contest the baron it was a right call, because at that point if he got the baron steal then they would've had a much better chance to get back into the game. His death meant little in that situation.
There are many instances where this player just plays really messy, seems to care more about how his team plays than he himself plays and the list goes on. Just a really bad mindset is the root of these problems. I know this, because I've also had this kind of mindset in lol before
@@johannestapper3003 I was just talking about this yesterday, that if these plays were done by someone higher Elo/ pro, then I’m sure they would have ended differently. I agree with you there 100%.
@@ayohollaatyaboy I'm not sure if Neace should make him do such risky plays though, because he wants his clients to have a repeatable strategy/playstyle that can be applied to basically any game and still have over 50% winrate.
Do certain stuff every game and also assess if the opposing player is showing any vulnerability, you should exploit it to get a lead, but if not then play solid and stick to your strategy
These are the kind of "Yeah"s that to me mean: "I already knew what you were going to say and understand everything, so I don't really get why you're telling me these things".
Concerning for two reasons: If he already knew all this, why'd he make the related mistakes? And if he already knew all this and won't really listen, why get coaching?
20:15 “jump in and fight”
*jumps in*
*doesn’t fight*
I understand that it wasn't the match he wanted but it was what he got so he should have committed to it anyway.
"to be honest"
Do you lie normally?
This guy never getting out of gold
If you believe you can or if you believe you can't either way you are correct.
If you really think you can play all roles equally well, that should be a red flag telling you that you know so little about some of those roles, you don't even know you suck at them.
Show us the Warwick Session! seems like a good story.
Thank you for your advice daddy Neace
Big respect.
You could feel the attitude problem all the way through. He kept responding with "yeah" to everything. You would critique him and he'd lay out a "yeah" like he already knew what you were coaching him before you said it. He also drops his voice lower than his regular speaking voice. These all point to ego. Either having too big of one, or being insecure and compensating. If he could put his self more into a humble student mind he'd be able to handle constructive criticism. In the small chance your reading this, trust me, take this advice. Don't respond with yeah, it sounds better when your responding with "done" like you did a couple times. Perception is everything. Use it to your advantage.
"He also drops his voice lower than his regular speaking voice" ?? Do you know him personally or something? How do you know if he's speaking lower than his regular speaking voice or not lol?
You say that but you probably do the same shit 😂
Love your content man!
14:35 you beat the shit out of tower😂😂😂
Can’t stand people that can’t stop talking when someone else is talking, especially when it’s a coach that you are paying to learn from. Ugh
it's like he intentionally does the opposite of everything you say lol
Did he just call him self one of the best Trynd players in the world, this guys out of his mind LMAO.
14:44 XDDDD AND HE WANTS TO ACHIEVE DIAMOND LMAO
Finally hit iron 3!! Been 4 years since started playing!
Fuck it would be hard dealing with people like this hahahah props to you neace
the heck u are one of the best trynda.. jajkka