@SungodCN What is wrong about fullclear and jungle tracking gameplay? Why do you teach agressive jungling playstyle unlike Kirei who is focused on fundamentals?
Did you once feel stucked on your elo?
It is happening that sometimes you dont know how to improve more?
All videos you can see you youtube is guide for newbie with either fullclears or going to Narnia?(My goat Kirei).
I saw some guy on twitter, that call himself EU/KR/CN Chall.
I Read he-s posts, taking he-s builds, testing he-s suggestions.
And i rly love it.
I talk to him and we agree to work together for few lessons, on-stream, so you guys can also know smth conceptually new for you, smth that no one will tell you for free.
Tuesday, 11pm, Our first lesson with @SungodCN will be on our twich channels(Links will be below the post)
Ty for reading, hope it will be fun for you!
How to actually climb in solo queue from Iron to Low Master:
You can be Iron or Master and still feel completely stuck. You watch every guide, swap champions, swap roles, maybe level a smurf just to remember what winning feels like. And none of it changes anything.
Because the problem was never your mechanics. The problem is the game you think you are playing.
Solo queue is not League of Legends.
Real League is five people communicating, moving together, playing for each other. That game exists in pro play, in Clash, in a real team environment. Solo queue is a different beast. Riot puts you with four people you have never met and asks you to win. That is not the same game.
So stop playing it like it is.
You cannot trust your 6/0 Twitch. You do not know him. You cannot control his decisions. You cannot build around people who owe you nothing and whose mental you cannot predict.
If you want to climb, you have to become the difference. Not through ego. Through clarity.
Play selfish on purpose. Build damage. Mejai's. Hubris. Lethality. Take the resources. Push the limits. Make the enemy team feel like the game is already over before ten minutes.
You will make mistakes. Good. That is exactly what you need. Limit test, fail, learn, and come back sharper. You do not improve by playing safe and hoping your teammates carry you. You improve by trying to carry so hard that the game becomes unplayable for the other team.
You improve by failing and understanding those mistakes.
I have seen too many players pick Jarvan, build Black Cleaver, and wonder why their random teammates run it down. They gave utility to people they do not know and got nothing back. That is not bad luck. That is the wrong approach.
Stop playing for strangers. Start playing like the win condition.
The moment you understand that solo queue is not about teamwork, it is about taking control, everything changes. You stop waiting for your team to be good. You stop hoping. You start making the game yours.
That is how you climb. That is how you improve. That is how you stop being stuck.
And if you want to learn the eastern KR/CN approach on how to stomp every game, dm me on Discord at kosungod