A lot of SOOOOO🤣 after here we have some concepts on how to play botlane from a losing position. More videos like this to come. Let me know if you like this type of content and feedback is always very much appreciated 😄As always feel free to ask me any questions I'm happy to answer.
as a summary, pay attention to the jungle positions and their intentions and try to track opponent wards. In matchups in which you cannot gain prio, start Sweeper if you believe you are going to get pushed and you think your jungler can threaten a botlane gank - but even if he is not going to, you can clear the wards just to make the opponents paranoid of a gank / not willing to hard push all the time. If you know your jungler is not going to be around botlane, be aware of opponent jungler potentially ganking from behind, from the tribush, on the rebounce of wave 3/4/5 or whenever it happens - ward tribush. This video is super informative, thank you, it covers strategies that probably are not intuitive for a lot of us, for scenarios that are super common. Big brain supp, no autopilot coinflip lul.
Still waiting for a video explaining how this situation changes if you replace Rell with something like Soraka. She has no gank setup (or so my low-diamond junglers say, I disagree). I guess this means that a good jungler would be pathing away from my lane anyways, and I still do the same with sweeper, just so the enemy feels a bit more unsafe when they are pushing at our tower? Please let me know what you think c:
@@peepeepooopoo you can still sweep tri and river that should release pressure, but if you cant push with Soraka or you are weakside just make sure you can transition to midgame as best as you can
A lot of SOOOOO🤣 after here we have some concepts on how to play botlane from a losing position. More videos like this to come. Let me know if you like this type of content and feedback is always very much appreciated 😄As always feel free to ask me any questions I'm happy to answer.
as a summary, pay attention to the jungle positions and their intentions and try to track opponent wards. In matchups in which you cannot gain prio, start Sweeper if you believe you are going to get pushed and you think your jungler can threaten a botlane gank - but even if he is not going to, you can clear the wards just to make the opponents paranoid of a gank / not willing to hard push all the time. If you know your jungler is not going to be around botlane, be aware of opponent jungler potentially ganking from behind, from the tribush, on the rebounce of wave 3/4/5 or whenever it happens - ward tribush.
This video is super informative, thank you, it covers strategies that probably are not intuitive for a lot of us, for scenarios that are super common. Big brain supp, no autopilot coinflip lul.
@@mihaitzan man you are the GOAT thats a perfect summary 💯
I will keep making concepts around common scenarios💪🏻
Thank you 😊
very simple to follow! nice guide as always coach!
thats what we need!
Your videos are awesome tysm
This why I play blitz crank i never have losing match up 😂
@@dylansmith6078 mmmmh i think you have a few 😅
@@CoachKarakal never push into tower hook into tower
I am so glad I found a Coach that seems to focus on Support! You got my follow, keep up the great work
Support players are the best! 💪
Still waiting for a video explaining how this situation changes if you replace Rell with something like Soraka. She has no gank setup (or so my low-diamond junglers say, I disagree). I guess this means that a good jungler would be pathing away from my lane anyways, and I still do the same with sweeper, just so the enemy feels a bit more unsafe when they are pushing at our tower? Please let me know what you think c:
@@peepeepooopoo you can still sweep tri and river that should release pressure, but if you cant push with Soraka or you are weakside just make sure you can transition to midgame as best as you can
We will try do better the ganking position in bot for you 🫶