[Patch 1.0.0.132: Sejuani] General Discussion - Page 35

On January 19 2012 05:41 Qualm wrote:


Calling him awful is a gross exaggeration. He's probably better than 99.99% of the community.

On January 19 2012 05:36 turdburgler wrote:



no he isnt

hes mechanically aweful. nice guy and everything but he isnt good

On January 19 2012 03:33 barbsq wrote:


... wat?

ashe is a great place to start. With ashe it's very important to learn last-hitting, positioning, and basic skillshots (volley + arrow) as well as timings for initiation, which gives you a good sense for when teamfights are going to happen and how to start teamfights. If you just mean you dont like ashe as a champion regardless of its teaching benefits, then that may be a different story (everyone is entitled to their own opinion) but as a teaching tool ashe is very involved and basically forces you to learn very important skills for this game. Tbh, i actually think that while rightclick-to-win champions like trynd/yi may be easier to just pick up and play and do well, they don't actually force you to learn that much about the game, so in the end it just depends on what you want out of the game.

On January 19 2012 06:37 Requizen wrote:
I learned on Cait, wasn't a bad choice. Ryze might be good too, since he's cheap, easy to play, and teaches you itemization, and you generally don't need to worry about mana with him.

On January 19 2012 06:38 koreasilver wrote:
I would definitely argue that Cait is the best champ to learn the game with, but she is prohibitively expensive (6.3k). You can still get Trist for free, right?

On January 19 2012 06:39 NeoIllusions wrote:


Facebook ftw.

It's why I listed both champs tbh. Cait cost is ow. Trist no skill shot but teaches you all the other important things about the game. Newbs will benefit from the long range.

On January 19 2012 06:47 Treadmill wrote:
Would Sivir be good for learning? She's only 450, and is tricky enough to be good to learn, but isn't difficult to know what you're supposed to be doing. E.G., her spellshield is hard to use but not hard to know how to use - which in my mind is the kind of thing you want to learn with.

On January 19 2012 06:25 Xevious wrote:

when you think about how many people play this game most people reading this are probably better than 99.99% of the community

not a great comparison

On January 19 2012 06:58 Dandel Ion wrote:


Anybody who played a certain game know that you shouldn't look at his mechanics. If he got a good team that lets him do calls/tactics, he could carry that.

On January 19 2012 06:58 Dandel Ion wrote:


Anybody who played a certain game know that you shouldn't look at his mechanics. If he got a good team that lets him do calls/tactics, he could carry that.

On January 19 2012 06:58 Dandel Ion wrote:


Anybody who played a certain game know that you shouldn't look at his mechanics. If he got a good team that lets him do calls/tactics, he could carry that.