I Learned the Most Popular Support in League of Legends

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• PR

  @propVvn · 1 year ago

  one con with nautilus is that if you're behind hooking for an engage also means suicide. you're applying CC and are just hoping the team trades 1 for 1

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• JO

  @jonathandaflon1769 · 1 year ago

  How to land Nautilus anchor:<br>&gt; Press Q<br>&gt; Aim (optional)

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• SA

  @samuelturija9507 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Just wait till he finds a samira with patience

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• DW

  @dwight3555 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I don&apos;t think the issue is that Nautilus falls off, it&apos;s that you don&apos;t play the late game like you should. Late-game, the fights are 5 vs 5 not 2 vs 2 or 3 vs 3, and everyone has much more damage, you can&apos;t blindly engage teamfights and expect things to work out most of the time. You need to use vision and objectives to set-up traps, pick off isolated enemies and then engage a teamfight or force an objective. You need macro to win in the late-game, you need vision, you need to create traps.<br><br>For example that baron fight at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htA0ftDfwUo&amp;t=710">11:50</a>, why are you doing the baron when the enemies are prepared to fight you? Don&apos;t just start it, remove all enemy vision you can, and set yourself up in a bush to catch the first that comes when they are forced to facecheck and implode them with your team. Start fights on your terms, don&apos;t let the enemy team decides the term for you and then be surprised when it costs you.

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• EC

  @EcorelolEnjoyer · 1 year ago

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• DE

  @deletthis5040 · 1 year ago

  Also, hex flash is a great tool to have on nautilus. The pressure and extra ways of attacking it gives you are really helpful.

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• FR

  @fredisdead56 · 1 year ago

  man it&apos;s good to have you back missed you for 2 weeks

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• AP

  @apocolototh1948 · 1 year ago

  I think what makes the hitbox so bogus, is that the hitscan is a rotating egg-shape.<br>Its like that because of the spin-animation the anchor has, but that causes the absourd things that happen

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• FA

  @fastrofernandez9099 · 1 year ago

  What is this timing, literally just searching &quot;Nautilus guide&quot; because i wanted to learn him TODAY and 30 minutes ago you post this, nice.

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• FL

  @florian6259 · 1 year ago

  Don&apos;t forget about the snare that you have on your autos with your passive ! It sometimes is useful to attack another character rather than the one you should normaly focus just to immobilise them !

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• AU

  @audeamus_ · 1 year ago

  As a kai&apos;sa main nothing makes me happier to see a sup lock in Nautilus. I dont think ive ever lost a lane phase with that sup. He makes it almost too easy 😂<br>If the Nautilus is aggressive, then we are all inning on first hook

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• JH

  @jhucul136 · 1 year ago

  I’ve been watching your videos for awhile, it’s always fun to see new improvements to editing and how you sound even more confident through the videos. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to the greatest Viego video ever.