Arhiva League Of Legends: Tips & Tricks

Tilt – one of our greatest enemies that we encounter while playing League of Legends. Some games just don’t go the right way and we get overwhelmed by different emotions. Because of that we start to perform worse and worse until we just quit the game. We’ll analyze how to detect the signs of being tilted and how to counter it. It’s easy to be tilted and not recognize it, but it’s far harder to find a way to de-tilt.

Some of the signs that you are tilted:

1. Thinking about the last game. ( Dwelling in the past )

Once a game of League of Legends ends, there’s really no benefit to dwelling on it. By the time you have queued up for your next game, you should have put that last game out of your mind.
Yes, there are always things that you can learn from a given game and you should definitely try to pick out aspects to improve on from previous games. But if you’re thinking about about what went wrong versus
what the lesson is to use in your next game, that is a sign of tilt.

2. Focusing only on LP

Any time you start counting your LP, you’ve already lost before the loading screen finishes. You should always focus more on how you played than the result and you should definitely care more about whether you’re improving than whether you’re gaining LP. When you get to the point that you’re focused on how much LP you’ve gained, lost, or need to get to your next promos, you’ve completely forgotten about the process and are focused entirely on the result.

3. Blaming your teammates and/or luck

Whether you win or lose a given game or set of games is most definitely impacted by both luck and whether you get good teammates/opponents. However, whether you play well in those games and whether you will improve and climb in the long run is not. Good players understand that with enough time and games their skill will improve and their rank will improve with it. They’ll acknowledge unlucky games or gaming sessions, but they acknowledge that these are the exception. Similarly, it’s fine to acknowledge when you get a game that is unwinnable because of circumstances outside of your control.

4. Typing a lot

It’s easier to just /mute all if you’re having issues with your team. There’s nothing wrong with typing though, directing your team to do an objective while you split or something. However, if you’re typing more than two or three messages in a game, it’s probably not stuff that is purely game-focused. You’re clearly tileted because if you type too much.

5. Doubting your own skill.

Another type of tilt that most players don’t acknowledge or recognize is internal tilt. That’s when your anger isn’t directed outward at things like teammates or luck, but inwards at yourself.
Whenever you go into a game, you should feel confident and optimistic about your chances. Do not queue up if you don’t have a plan, if you feel bored or frustrated at how badly you’ve been playing, or are resolving to just playing passive. Play to win, don’t play to not lose.

6. Don’t get cocky!

If you’re playing well, that’s great, and you should continue to keep it that way. But you should also try to keep yourself from getting too confident because you don’t want to start deviating from the kind of play that’s been succeeding all day. If you start trying out different builds or champs that you never played, it’s time to calm down and rethink the current situation.

How to Untilt?

1. Take a break from ranked or League of Legends all together.
2. Focus on small wins in your game like taking your tower, getting the next dragon, stealing enemy buffs.
3. While you’re in the death timer, close your eyes, concentrate only on your breathing.
4. Type some funny/positive comments in your team’s chat
5. Focus on the good things that you did in this game. Leave the negatives and things to improve on for when the game ends.
6. Put on a funny video or song on your second monitor if you have one.
7. Remind yourself that one loss isn’t going to keep you from your ranked goal or from improving and that there’s plenty of time left in the season.
8. Recognize your team’s good plays and compliment them for them.

We hope this was helpful and that from now on you will handle the Tilt far easier than before.

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1. Master a Champion

There are 140+ League of Legends champions, far too many to learn well. It is much better to master one champion before moving on to another than to be an average player with a handful of champions. Learn your chosen champion inside and out. Learn the timings and ranges of your abilities; understand what combo will maximize your damage output; practice your engages/disengages; and experiment with different builds against different kinds of enemies. After a good deal of practice, you will be a force to be reckoned with. While you should focus on maximizing your abilities with one champion, it is important to be able to anticipate how your enemies and teammates will play. Play at least a couple rounds with a variety of champions and/or watch some videos to get a basic understanding of how to play them.

2. Last Hitting

Being able to last hit and secure more creep score (CS) is the most important skill for inexperienced players to improve. Last hitting is more or less your only source of gold early on and will likely remain your best source of income throughout the game, so if you can’t secure at least as much CS as your opponents, you will fall behind and do poorly. Every 15 CS is worth approximately one kill.
If two or more minions are low on health, use an ability to secure both minion kills. If enemy minions are under your turret, consider how much damage the turret will do before you get off your next shot. Don’t lose CS to the turret. Prioritize the cannon and melee minions if you aren’t yet skilled enough to go after all the minions, as they are worth more. Don’t needlessly push your lane. Focus on getting the last hit, not every hit.

3. Understand the Current Meta

The “meta” describes the current “best” way to play the game given the state of nerfs/buffs and common matchups. When people say to stick with the meta, it’s usually best to do it, Sticking to what is considered to the current best strategy is going to help you rank up and get to higher tiers. The meta constantly evolves as patches change champion stats and as players learn to overcome “OP” champions. What has been working won’t necessarily work for you in your next matches. Stay on top of the meta to be at the top of your game.

4. Kiting

Use the time between auto-attacks (or abilities) to run away from your opponents. This makes it harder for them to hit you, especially if you are a ranged champion and they are a melee champion. Timed right, you won’t lose any DPS while it will take longer for your opponent to close on you, reducing their damage output.

5. Warding

Warding is critical, and so is map awareness. It’s important to realize that you do not need to be on the same side of a wall in order to place a ward there. That can be confusing to new players, but it is a very important skill to scout your enemy from relative safety. Relative safety as several champions can engage over walls, and all champions can potentially flash over the wall to engage you.

6. Learn from Your Mistakes

Everyone makes mistakes, even the pros. We can all improve. It’s difficult to see what you could do better in the chaos of a team fight. Definitely watch your recordings, especially your defeats to learn what you can do better. Don’t worry about fixing everything wrong you did. Focus on improving one aspect of your gameplay at a time. Once you’ve improved, look out for another area of improvement.

We hope that these Tips and Tricks will help you in becoming a better player. Good luck in the Rift!

What is Tilt and how to recover from it.