The Man Who Solved League of Legends

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• IA

  @iamfishmind · 2 years ago · pinned

  distracting ai voice, can't watch

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• EN

  @EntirelyEo · 2 years ago

  I kept getting distracted by how clean his farming is. Always down to the last frame of patience on the camps. So nuts

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• CY

  @Cyd99 · 2 years ago

  This dude is a beast. Rank 1 kr in 2 weeks? No map cover or delay wtf. Why have I never heard of this guy

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• VU

  @vuhoaitruongnguyen2226 · 2 years ago

  Note: Being consistent in<br>Minimize risk: lower risk w/ lower reward &gt; higher risk higher reward; Avoid risk: obtain existed value &gt; take risk for higher value<br>Avoid dependent on others: dont let others decide for you (especially in bad decisions) avoid risk, minimize variants

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• SI

  @Sirbartholomew · 2 years ago

  My main takeaway is that I need to have more faith in my playstyle. This video shows me that I was on the right track it’s just when I hit a losing streak I take it too personal and think that I must be playing incorrectly so I start changing my playstyle which just leads to more losses.

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• TI

  @timtran2676 · 2 years ago

  Calling the champ &apos;KaZeex&apos; is a wild gamble my man

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• IS

  @iskog.831 · 2 years ago

  This applies to most competitive games, the higher the &apos;elo&apos; the more it feels like a choreography and less like a game.

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• CH

  @chazni · 2 years ago

  Funnily enough pretty much everything said in this video can be said about Dopa, who was also a solo queue king. Dopa played very conservative, highly efficient and risk averse.<br><br>I remember seeing a video by him where he explained split pushing, and he showed an example where he was split pushing and his team got wiped. He said something like &quot;split pushing was not a mistake here. My team is able to defend and they will most of the time. Just because they failed to defend this time does not mean I should not split push in these situations&quot;.<br><br><br>Everything he did was calculated and based on respect for the other players in the game. He would not make inefficient plays based on whether his team was capable or not, he would assume they are capable and always make the plays with the highest average upside.

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• YO

  @YouShouldCryMore · 2 years ago

  I wonder how many of these concepts are applied across all mediums, not just League. His strategies and attitudes remind me a lot of how big businesses run.

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• MB

  @MB-go6uy · 2 years ago

  &quot;he does not not chose to make plays that rely on teammates to do the right thing&quot;... this is SO FREAKING TRUE. You cannot go into SoloQ and assume your teammates are competent. I&apos;ve done this even as a support, assuming my dumb ADC is going to do the right thing or make the right play. I never assume anymore and for the first time ever my win rate is over 55% (at least for now).

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• OP

  @OpticBP · 2 years ago

  So basically just ferm

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• RI

  @richcholo-4 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been such a massive fan of Agurin&apos;s playstyle. Glad to see a guide going in-depth to his strategy.

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