The COMPLETE MACRO GUIDE for Season 13! - League of Legends

wow im right on time LOL

I hate when people won't push, it's like they don't want items. It's not even about "farm", it's literally your items. It took a buddy of mine years in iron before he learned how to farm at all. And when I tell them to go play ARAM if they just want to fight they scoff at me, smh

After I watched the full video and used everything consistently in my games I hit Challenger without any problems

lol showing baus as he talks about high elo being full of nonsensical troll gameplay, 10/10 video

Really great guide :)

This video is trash, 0 practicallity

The whole garren point isnt valid as the whole enemy team is mia. Your being a hypocrite to Kled if he doesn't die than you would.

Can you also make a guide about correct warding/clearing enemy wards for every lane?

no shot yall put a baus clip when talking about teammates not getting smarter lmaoo

Thank you for specifying that people need to arrive at objectives up to a minute before it spawns. The amount of times my ADC is farming top lane with drake spawning in 30 seconds, and when I ping him he says "bro it isn't spawning yet, chill". Honestly, I would even say that you should be at the objective 90-120 seconds before it spawns. The team who gets there first in solo queue will almost always end up with multiple pick and/or the objective, so the earlier you can establish vision, the better.

Sooo… push push push? Okie

This guide is a bit harder to use as a support main

tldr: Just be winning the game and every objective will come naturally

You can't say earlier in the video taking bot lane inhib is super important to contest baron later but then say giving bot lane 1st tower is alright. Taking the 1st tower makes it easier to get subsequent towers easier.

i would not rate cloud drakes in the lowest tier
cloud soul has the highest win rate if you manage to conquer the soul

you can look it up on LOG

Tbh I always settled the rule that 90 seconds before the objective you want spawns, wherever you are, you should be ready to back and go where you need to go (If you want to split, then you gotta be ready to splitpush at this timing)

This way you can be sure there will be no wards, and i think that by the time you back and go to the objective, it is around 60 seconds, and it's perfect to defend imo.

Moreover if you come even sooner (Like exactly 90 seconds before it spawns), since everyone tries to come at the same timing to drake or Nash, coming slightly earlier allows us to make some traps and consequently making them lose some strength.

I hope my teammates understood this and stopped flaming me for not fighting every dragon. It’s more important to snowball so enemy can’t fight them later. And many times it’s absolutely impossible to fight for dragon and my team just suicides ignoring me. Dragons are not that important, but the issue is that if you don’t get dragons your team gets tilted and play worse.

I was hoping to hear some tips for Support, lol. Unfortunately Rell and Blitzcrank arent exactly great at clearing waves.

ALl Bullshit. U get 4 players that are IRon and u are Gold and u lose if u want or not.

Did you just do a voice acting gig for Takis??

How is ocean soul not as impactful as other souls? Give this soul to Darius or Illaoi and see how you gonna deal with it.

Subtitles :c?

Why didn’t you mention split pushing and going for towers when objectives are up? A lot of people do it wrong

Ah yes a 13 minute video that will make you have challenger macro

"Even challenger is filled with some of the most non-sensical gameplay..." Shows a Baus clip of a perfect Sion Proxy play...UH SkillCap how do you not know this?!

how to win games: hit the nexus, thank you, follow me for more advices

Not fighting for other than elder and soul makes mentioned fights ALOT harder. I wish you would just stop talking down the impact of dragon buffs.

I think Skillcapped should make a video “How to know if you should go in or back off”. Because a lot of the time, what prevents many players from climbing is that they misjudge/miscalculate the odds of winning a fight. Like knowing that you will deal enough damage quickly to kill an enemy before they kill you

That Garen should have cracked the inhib. Baron was spawning in 20 seconds. Kled and Lillia were up, Sona, Zeri, Twitch and Lulu just died. They were not going to 5v5 any time soon and Lilia/Kled were able to stop Liss and Graves from recalling. Cho'Gath was not going to stop inhib from going down. Cracking that bot inhib right before Baron spawned would result in the best game state possible for his team.

This video oversimplyfies things. In low elo, you cant push, teamfights are sudden and unreasonable and "just push" doesnt work.

1. Pushing and then rotating = you have gold + exp while enemies lost those resources => you will scale harder >< remain your champion 's strong phase longer.

2. Pushing waves allows you to do other things while enemies have to solve the wave problems you've just made their life header and more miserable.

3. If things are neutral => push the wave to take their initbitor, even your 4 bots f*** up a 4vs5 inside turret range, you can still neutral or punish enemies for that Quadrakill.

4. Dragons for scaling, Herald is way more snowballing out of their control.

Amazing guide guys

I disagree slightly with the Garen example (yes, my silver 4 galaxy brain has decided) because there were no objectives on the map for his team to take if Garen got three manned for overextending. The mid wave was all the way at his base, top tower wasn't really a threat. But I beg anyone who reads this to prove me wrong, because I'm happy to learn how to think better.

Effective split pushing has gotta be the easiest way out of low elo for top lane at least

Thing about drake tierlist:

Ocean is a lot stronger in teamcomps that need health regen.

Chemtech is an exelent dragon to get for enchanter heavy teamcomp. Also, teamcomp with heals, getting two chemtecs is worth a lot more, since it buffs your enchanters heal and shield powers, as well as your own innate healings (Warwick, Aatrox, Vladimir like this drake in pacticular and can get hard to stop even with 1 drake.). This becomes less so in gold+. but low elo, knowing which drake to take is much more impactful, than mid tiers. it becomes impactful again in diamond, but only if you don't have 4 dunces high on vodka-coke cocktail lol

So what if my team is behind and we will easily lose a 5v5 but the enemy team is going to get the chemtech soul and we have like 1 or no dragon. Is it worth fighting? or do i leave since its just a chemtech like i get if its hextech or mountain or infernal but is chemtech worth it?

I'm gonna say something:

A common problem in almost every game in my elo (platinum/gold), it's random people who don't watch the timing of all objetives. I'm a jungler, so it's crucial for me doin' camp and gank opportunitly cause i'm follow the best tempo of i can around dragons, Herald, etc. so when i failed, usually my teams don't get enough advantage by theyselves but when i'm ahead of the enemy jungler, i can carry 90% of the games but it happens cause i'm pending all the time of the macro objetives.

If you really wanna climb, you must learn about playing around objetives, no just farm and ignore all.

Guys, I’m consistent….ly losing.

Hey do you guys at skilled capped have any videos for wild rift??

I think you should create a segment, where we (the low elo players) ask questions, and you answer them

Sick of the constant ads... good info tho

Macro is strategy, micro is mechanics, just call it that who came up with these weird terms that no one understands from the outside of the community?

Awesome video, love the channel!

I believe that I will enjoy watching Worlds so much more after this video. I was clueless before this.

why is ezreal teaching me macro?

hey tell me some things that someone who has played a month knows and pass it off as good advice.

I already miss having two rift herald
😢😢😢

Been playing since season 6. Never heard of "macro" its just something you naturally learn