u/Any_Interview4396

My fellow hunters!

Every one of us has a different play styles and I welcome this, so that’s why I am not specifically focusing on builds here and inviting which ever third item (excluding boots) you are building into.

The question is, what do you do in between this period. I find myself to be a bit lost compared to my early and late game and not taking the most effective decisions in between this period. Very curious to what you have found through your games.

This is my first time posting here, so hopefully this is within the rules. I am trying to upgrade my dishwashing routine, but I find myself both annoyed and wasting time on cleaning up all the water around my sink because of the water that splashes around. I have a drying mat to put everything on so that helps, but still there is a lot of water and I have to do like 5 rounds of cleaning every dishwashing cycle. I do the dishes around 2/3 times a day, so that can amount up to 10 - 15 rounds of cleaning splashed water. It’s also about 20-30 or even 60 paper towels, depending on how wet it gets. Anybody struggles with the same issue?

I am just starting to learn and play Nidalee. Do you have any tips when it comes to specifically champion mastery? So jungle clearing, how to do damage, power spikes, core items. Would love to hear what you got^^

Game 4 of the MSI finals made me realise that Kindred isn’t always good into team fights, especially when enemy can stack cc and somehow even pro players mess this up. Sometimes you just need to stay the hell away from them. Xun could have easily used his 7 stacks to pressure lanes, make picks, go for his 8th mark or go for a steal, instead they go baron at 22 minutes and Kindred gets to spend an eternity in the sunken place after being hit with cards, arrows, claws and whatever else HLE could throw at them. The many times I have died, not being able to use my ult and I’m like “but I have been pressing it!!! guess I have to be a new keyboard now”, I honestly lost the count.

And now I see it also happen to one of the best Kindred’s in the world. The problem is not the champ, or the skill, it’s the play style according to the enemy comp and this late game was definitely not played well.