LoL Advice

[Nick]

So I just got into this game and attempting to practice on bots, but what champions would you guys suggest and what build-ups / things should I do at the first of the game to the end?

 

Just trying to wrap my head around a specific champion as I haven't done well with anyone yet. >.<

[Mammotswitch]

you need a champ that isnt hard to master like, Talon or something, I doesnt really matter which champ you pick aslng as you can play very well with.

 

At the beginning of the game you should focus just one farming (killing minions)

And basicly you should figure out urself, when you can kill someone or not, just try stupid things and some stupid things might work.

[Basic]

Only use the champions on the free weeks till 30. Save all your ip till 30.

Have fun.

Don't get mad at the game yet, you'll soon understand it.

[Booch]

Like said above, avoid skillshot based champions and keep up with current meta as the general champion pool should shift to fit the current meta. Then it depends on your playstyle, do you like bruisers? Do you like AP casters? Do you like CC/DPS jungler? Do you enjoy supporting or do you enjoy ADC? For example Pantheon is a nice and easy bruiser to play with that I used to play alot alongside DPS jungle Elise post-nerf, pre-nerf her toplane presence was so damn OP lol

[Celeos]

Master Yi is a great starter champ. He is cheap, very OP and easy to use (just press Q :p).

[Nick]

Like said above, avoid skillshot based champions and keep up with current meta as the general champion pool should shift to fit the current meta. Then it depends on your playstyle, do you like bruisers? Do you like AP casters? Do you like CC/DPS jungler? Do you enjoy supporting or do you enjoy ADC? For example Pantheon is a nice and easy bruiser to play with that I used to play alot alongside DPS jungle Elise post-nerf, pre-nerf her toplane presence was so damn OP lol

 

Is there a google translate option for LoL -> English.

 

:'(

[Booch]

Bruisers are usually top lane(Can be junglers if you're confident and good) who mainly focus on DPS and usually have a semi-decent CC(Crowd control, slows, stuns, taunts, snares etc) kit but they only bruise the enemy unless they're overfed, their job is to lock down the enemy ADC, keep them out of the fight and use their CC on them

 

AP casters are your nukers, AKA glass cannons, these focus entirely on burst damage which also is primarily focused on the enemy mid laner(AP Caster) or ADC depending on the situation

 

CC Junglers are tanky junglers who's kit primarily focuses CC, these guys are your peelers, they wrap around their ADC to protect them and make sure the enemy can't touch them with their CC during teamfights

 

DPS Junglers are your early game nightmares, Lee sin, Udyr, Shaco, Elise and so on. If you're good and you roll DPS junglers, you'll climb ELO like no tomorrow, however, if you suffer early your mid and late will be useless

 

Feel free to ask anything else, played LoL for like 2 years

 

DPS - Damage per second

Nuke - burst damage, skill dependent and not auto-attack dependent

CC - Crowd control, slows, snares, stuns and so on

AD - Attack damage

AP - Ability power

ADC - Attack Damage carry, primarily uses auto-attacks but is very squishy

Edited February 26, 2014 by Booch

[Basic]

Yes there is

 

http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=2506155

[Catastrophe]

Champions like Garen, Master Yi, Kayle, Darius, etc...

 

They're really easy to play and will help familiarize you with the game mechanics.

 

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[Hateful]

Take a champion that isnt very skill intensive. Look up builds for champions (Google (champion name) build)

Champion you won't want to play: Lee Sin, most skill intensive champ imo.

[Ironhide]

Since you are new take advantage of the free champion rotation.

That way you figure out what kind of champions you like, buy them later, practice, own it up ^^

[Mikasa]

solomid.net for tips and tricks

[Mammotswitch]

use lolking.net best site for guides though.