#Gold rush series are getting short how to#

I played on a friends account, and there were cho'gath and olaf running under towers trying to get a kill only to feed, get behind on XP, and then trying to tower dive again while under-lvl'd.

#Gold rush series are getting short how to#

You might understand fundamental aspects of the game such as how waves push or how to protect and take objectives and you will become a better player, but you will never learn how to Elo grind. I hate to say it, but in streams you don't learn much of how to gain Elo. The game is not over until the nexus explodes.Р”В®very Elo operates differently, don't just copy streamers So never be complacent with a lead or give up. ONE kill (especially the death of a jungler) at the 30 minute mark is worth infinitely more than 3 kills at 5 minutes. Many times I have won games where it was 0-10 at 15 minutes, and have lost 10-0 games. Never surrender and never get complacent with a lead Concentrating on 1 or 2 roles (currently maining top and jungle) while understanding how the other roles operate is important to raising Elo.

I am confident that Bronze Elo players will be able to win against me in a ranked match. The longest time I believed that I must learn every position and good at them (due people making this same suggestions online repeatedly). Learning the roles makes you understand your own playing style. Learn all the roles, but you don't need to be good at them. Learn how the games plays out, not how to play the game. Bad decision making will always lose you games, where as the best mechanics will only win you some games. My Goal since hitting lvl 30 was to hit Gold Elo, and today I am going to tell everyone some uncommon tip to reach this Elo. For Season 3, I am currently at Gold 2, and still climbing rapidly (although intermittent due to work). Season 2, I hit my peak at 1400 elo (silver). Season 1, I was below 1k Elo, and such I was unranked.