Relax and fall asleep to soothing Zilean gameplay from unranked to challenger episode three. In this episode I made it to silver. Season 15 Zilean gameplay.
The spacing vs Darius, the use of Ashe body to block Ezreal Qs, the saving a teammate and in the same time double bomb enemy in mid and slowing another ... These skills don't belong in Silver. I have 14 years of watching LOL gameplay of smurfs or unranked to challenger series. It gives the wrong impression that a silver can do such a clean Zilean, even in bronze. However, I am a OTP silver Zilean (thus a very bad one) and I love to see it played to perfection, with comentaries.
Absolutely agree with you-those plays you're describing are way beyond the typical Silver level. The precise spacing against Darius, using Ashe's body to block Ezreal Qs, and pulling off those clutch double-bomb saves while also slowing enemies in the middle of chaos? That's some next-level decision-making and mechanical execution. It takes knowledge, reflexes, and a deep understanding of the game and Zilean's kit, something you’d expect from someone much higher ranked. I get what you’re saying about how it can set unrealistic expectations, especially for those who aren’t familiar with the gap in skill between ranks. Watching smurfs or unranked-to-challenger players pulling off these insane plays makes it look deceptively easy, but in reality, it’s mastery earned through thousands of hours of practice. For a Silver or Bronze player, it’s inspiring, sure, but also humbling because we know how hard it is to translate that kind of performance into our own games.
@@ErbilNecipGumus You are so correct and the key words are "thousands of hours of practice". I would add "continuous" as I have that level but spaced throughout 10 years with sometimes years in between. The most standard casual player. After so many years I realized that I can never become a challenger as the dedication is mindblowing. Instead I play the game for its competitiveness and because of my connection to the support role which resonates with my personality. That's why Zilean is my perfect champ. He is focused in saving alies, in speeding them and slowing enemies, stopping aggression by stunning attacks, etc. It can be used aggressively, sure, but in my mind I love to think he is a Nelson Mandela type of person, someone who tries to stop violence and it's consequences. I cannot wait to see your next vid.
watching your gameplay is so calming for some reason lol
1:55 what da dog doin? :D
you should do a run with susan and zili max E, title it "Moving is not allowed" XD
The spacing vs Darius, the use of Ashe body to block Ezreal Qs, the saving a teammate and in the same time double bomb enemy in mid and slowing another ... These skills don't belong in Silver.
I have 14 years of watching LOL gameplay of smurfs or unranked to challenger series. It gives the wrong impression that a silver can do such a clean Zilean, even in bronze.
However, I am a OTP silver Zilean (thus a very bad one) and I love to see it played to perfection, with comentaries.
Absolutely agree with you-those plays you're describing are way beyond the typical Silver level. The precise spacing against Darius, using Ashe's body to block Ezreal Qs, and pulling off those clutch double-bomb saves while also slowing enemies in the middle of chaos? That's some next-level decision-making and mechanical execution. It takes knowledge, reflexes, and a deep understanding of the game and Zilean's kit, something you’d expect from someone much higher ranked.
I get what you’re saying about how it can set unrealistic expectations, especially for those who aren’t familiar with the gap in skill between ranks. Watching smurfs or unranked-to-challenger players pulling off these insane plays makes it look deceptively easy, but in reality, it’s mastery earned through thousands of hours of practice. For a Silver or Bronze player, it’s inspiring, sure, but also humbling because we know how hard it is to translate that kind of performance into our own games.
@@ErbilNecipGumus You are so correct and the key words are "thousands of hours of practice". I would add "continuous" as I have that level but spaced throughout 10 years with sometimes years in between. The most standard casual player. After so many years I realized that I can never become a challenger as the dedication is mindblowing. Instead I play the game for its competitiveness and because of my connection to the support role which resonates with my personality. That's why Zilean is my perfect champ. He is focused in saving alies, in speeding them and slowing enemies, stopping aggression by stunning attacks, etc. It can be used aggressively, sure, but in my mind I love to think he is a Nelson Mandela type of person, someone who tries to stop violence and it's consequences. I cannot wait to see your next vid.
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