Did they ward early so my jungler couldn't gank? Did they take bush control early so I was limited in my lane? Did they just push to my tower and try to poke me down under? Did they roam more than me? All these things you should notice and understand WHY it happened and how you can change it.Īnother fantastic thing to notice is jungler paths, both yours and your enemies', notice where he goes where he starts and when he starts looking for ganks and I encourage you to watch the clock while you do both these things. One of things I love watching when I get my ass kicked is notice what my opponent was doing.
Understand which one you're watching and then focus on why it either snowballed in either direction or how the comeback was made. There are varying games for example: A game where you stomped, a game where you carried, a game where your entire team got stomped, a game where a comeback that happened, a game where it was pretty much a farm fest etc.
A lot of people who play moba's don't know how to utilize their replays in a positive manner, but you'll realize how beneficial it is to just sit there with popcorn and watch a few of your games.įirst off figure out what kind of replay you are watching. How do you guys analyze replays? Is there a blog or site or guide or youtube channel somewhere? I haven't been playing long so maybe I just need experience. When were there dragon opportunities? When could I have traded or committed to a kill? When should I have backed off? At what point was my champ at a relative advantage power wise? All I have found is watching a replay and pausing, checking my armor/ad/mana/whatever, then theirs, and trying to decide. I usually get 250+ CS in a 30min game but that is such a basic benchmark. Aside from never getting the same lane or champ, I haven't figured out how to watch my replay and analyze it. In LOL I find this sort of self improvement next to impossible.
What did I not see? Where should I have dropped? At what point am I forgetting injects, etc. The built-in replay system and all of the statistical overlays made self improvement rather easy. I came over from SC2 where I climbed from bronze to platinum rather easily. So I'm Bronze III and I know I'm a "shut up noob ass feeder!!" so whatever.
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