As title say, Im trying to learn to properly play ADC and was seeking for general opinion.
#I am learning ADC , wich ADCs are the best for learning and wich are best when experienced?
obsidian sapphire
junior gazelle
For learning: something simple, but auto attack reliant. Sivir, Ashe, Jinx for example.
For more experienced: you can go with something that has more playmaking potential. Zeri, kaisa, xayah, lucian, aphelios.
But generally your choice of champion does not matter all that much. You can learn to drive a car with any car. It’s the same for league.
Just make sure to review your games if you seriously wanna get better at adc or the game as a whole.
Luckily we’re in a state where the game is extremely well balanced. Almost too well balanced to be honest. So any adc is more than fine until let’s say GM territory
obsidian sapphire
Alright, it make sense. I've played Sivir, Ashe, Jinx and I've played Kai'Sa Xayah but too scared to try Aphelios
junior gazelle
Try to stick to Jinx Sivir Ashe then. Jinx is a monster in low elo. Sivir and Ashe got some advantages over Jinx in a few aspects but disadvantages in others. All 3 should teach you the fundamentals of adc very well.
obsidian sapphire
I've tried Yunara, what is your opinion on her ?
oak lintel
Alright, it make sense. I've played Sivir, Ashe, Jinx and I've played Kai'Sa Xay...
don't be scared to try champs, esp not aphel
he's not hard at all, and if his theme / gameplay appeal to you then it's absolutely worth playing even if he WAS hard. people learn best when they're engaged and enjoying themselves, and the same holds true for league champions
junior gazelle
I've tried Yunara, what is your opinion on her ?
As I said, basically any champ is fine. The game is super well balanced, so it’s not like you’ll be at a huge disadvantage playing any specific one. What reformed val just texted you here also is 100% accurate. Just make sure you enjoy the champ and it will be fine. Best combination would probably be a fairly simple champion like jinx for example, that you enjoy playing. And then once you mastered the champion’s fundamentals, you can just focus on the game as a whole and ADC specific stuff, so that you can improve as a player, rather than having to focus your brain power on the hundreds of different champs in the game and different roles.