u/DenysDemchenko

Is there a role/champion that can follow a flowchart?

I know this is not SC2 where you can practice a single build into a timing attack and realistically climb without actually getting good/better at the game, but I'm looking for something similar in League.

If it exists at all? - is my question.

I'm not trying to reach Diamond or anything, but getting out of Silver would be nice.

I know that playing one champion makes you improve faster and consequently climb, but that's not really what I'm looking for here.

I'm looking for a "build" (in SC2 terms), where you have a very clear idea/flowchart of what to do and when, and that "flowchart" eventually leads you to your "win-condition" (if executed properly).

Is there anything like this in League?

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u/DenysDemchenko — 8 days ago

Is there a role/champion that can follow a flowchart?

I know this is not SC2 where you can practice a single build into a timing attack and realistically climb without actually getting good/better at the game, but I'm looking for something similar in League.

If it exists at all? - is my question.

I'm not trying to reach Diamond or anything, but getting out of Silver would be nice.

I know that playing one champion makes you improve faster and consequently climb, but that's not really what I'm looking for here.

I'm looking for a "build" (in SC2 terms), where you have a very clear idea/flowchart of what to do and when, and that "flowchart" eventually leads you to your "win-condition" (if executed properly).

Is there anything like this in League?

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u/DenysDemchenko — 8 days ago

I have several videos with completely flat Impression graphs (meaning they haven't been given any impressions in many weeks/months), so I decided to try A/B testing new titles and thumbnails for them.

Once you select your alternative titles/thumbnails and hit save, your Studio will immediately say "A/B Test running" under every video affected - this made me very excited because, well, I guess I'm dumb.

I naively thought this meant YouTube will give these videos new Impressions to test new titles and thumbnails, but yeah, I was wrong. It's been several weeks now and no new Impressions have been given out to these videos, despite it still saying "A/B Test running".

So yeah, if you're like me and your videos barely get any Impressions after the initial push, make sure you set your A/B tests before (or immediately after) publishing your video. Otherwise it won't do anything.

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u/DenysDemchenko — 17 days ago