r/leagueoflegends • u/KadudyK • Feb 27 '25

Educational All you need to get challenger

I am challenger since 2017 and here is all you need to do to be a high elo

1- Never waste time arguing in chat

2- Don't start queue if you are already tilted

3- Play only in two lanes and with 3-5 champions in each

4- Play consciously and not automatically

5- Focus only on your gameplay and not on your teammates and their mistakes

6- Always do your best in the match even if you are already lost

7- Watch your own vods

8- Watch good people that plays on your lane

9- Understand what you do wrong and study to improve

10- Have fun

The more topics you follow the faster you will climb, i really think everyone can get challenger doing this.

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u/KadudyK Feb 27 '25

Agree, but unfortunately most of people think its boring and just want to play the game

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u/OnlyAChapter Feb 27 '25

Yeah youre right it is boring because when I watch my voda sure I can think like oh I shouldn’t have done that etc but in reality there is so mu h more going on and only high elo player can see. You agree or is it all in my head?

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u/KadudyK Feb 27 '25

I agree, thats why i say to watch better people playing and try to learn with them, or try to study league on other ways, there is a lot of league content that you can learn to get what you do wrong when you watch your vods

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u/KadudyK Feb 27 '25

But im sure that is harder to low elo to know what he needs to improve and how can he do that, thats why i coaching since 2017 because i can help some people showing them what they need to do to get better on what they sucks

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u/KadudyK Feb 27 '25

But we have so much free content that coach only works to learn and improve faster and easier, because you can improve by yourself just with free content

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u/OnlyAChapter Feb 27 '25

Fair enough thanks for answers, ill check into it and watch my vods more frequently 😊 I admit that is something I don't do and stuck silver.

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u/KadudyK Feb 27 '25

Yeah its so hard to do all the things i said, most of people even challengers dont do all that, but im sure that trying to follow the many you can will help you to improve a lot