
u/test99462

Anyone else experiencing this?
Around a week or two ago after hanging around 52% WR I went from one loss streak to another. The number of 30–50 lvl accounts doubled and I saw a few people talking about constantly losing as well
Is the game really allergic to dropping items of your lever or lower?
I'm sorry but this is actually ridiculous. I'm level 28 so I drop stuff with lvl requirement of 32. Level 32? Cool, now I drop everything for 36.
Level 88, guess what? You get 94 lvl drop. And you don't level up as fast as I wish you did.
I hate so much how I prefer to play Ahri over Aurora :(
Spammy, almost no mana cost W with 3 second cooldown that helps you lasthit and proc electrocute in lane and gives you ms to chase/escape on top of everything else
Passive gives you noticeable sustain combined with red rune
Actual CC that you can easily land by dashing into someone's face
3 dashes just because why not, and you get more when score a takedown
You don't even have build full AP damage, just a bunch of utility stuff and cdr
After a few years being stuck at honor 4, I finally did it - I dropped to honor 3
All I ever do is type "ggwp" when the game ends. Now, I unbind my ping and emote keys, and switch to "party only" chat.
If being a non-toxic player is not enough to maintain your not-even-highest honor level — you might want to scratch the whole system.
Navori skill rotation?
What's the skill rotation once you get Navori? Cooldowns go off so fast I can't keep up!
(also would love some useful tips from pros. Adc is my fill role and Lucian is hella fun to play)
Any handholding jungle guides out there?
I've been playing lanes for life, and every time I get filled as jungle I pick Amumu and just do full clear and rush objectives. It usually works, mostly because I was getting lucky with teammates who manage on their own and help with objectives.
I always avoided this role after watching how my jungle was invaded by the enemy jungle (+support/mid), how they lose an entire jungle side and just wander around helplessly, which looks and sounds like a complete nightmare.
I'd like to know if there's a guide that tells you what exactly you should do in general, how to deal with mentioned invades, what objective to prioritize, etc.