Staying focused and mentally resilient when things aren’t going well is one of toughest obstacles to overcome when playing League; here are some tips to avoid tilting in-game and between games.
Staying focused and mentally resilient when things aren’t going well is one of toughest obstacles to overcome when playing League of Legends; here are some tips to avoid tilting in-game and between games.
We’ve all made basic errors that make us very frustrated, whether that be failing a Flash or missing an easy to land skill shot. It’s easy to let this one misplay throw off your entire game, as you desperately scramble to make up for your mistake by over-investing abilities or over-extending. This makes you vulnerable to being punished, which can make you tilt even more and thus begin the snowball of tilt.
It’s really important to not act rashly and impulsively after you make a basic error: they happen, we’re all human, and we all make mistakes. If you take a step back and consider the game from a wider perspective, it’s easy to remember your one mistake is unlikely to impact the game that much. On the other hand, if you start to tilt because of this mistake, that will dramatically affect the game and ruin your chance of a victory.
One of the essential skills to improve at League is being self-critical and taking time to reflect and review on your gameplay to identify your weaknesses. This mindset can also be applied to tilt, as it’s common for patterns to emerge when similar things are causing you to tilt. For example, I’ve recognised how I get unreasonably frustrated if I miss my first skill shot in the laning phase.
By taking the time to look back at your games and specifically identifying what makes you tilt, you can prepare for them and not let them throw your game off. This can be done through looking back at your match history and banning any champions that you are prone to tilting against, or watching your replays and seeing what in-game event caused you to start tilting.
League is a mentally draining game, and being tilted can make it an even more exhausting experience. After having a bad game where you feel tilted, it is essential you don’t dive straight back into solo queue because you want to quickly gain your LP back; your tilt will carry over into the next game, and you are making the game harder for yourself.
Instead, take a small break away from your PC before hopping back in. The time away from your PC can reset your mentality, and prevent the tilt from your last game from spilling over to the next. These breaks don’t have to be long, but taking 5 minutes to stretch your legs, grab some water and shake off your tilt can make a huge difference.
Summary
Tilt is inevitable when playing League, and it can have a huge impact on our gameplay. Recognising what makes you tilt, avoiding reckless and impulsive decisions, and taking small breaks whenever we are tilted can have a huge impact on our overall mental game.
みんなが一番待ち望んでた機能のひとつ。ついにお披露目できる日が来て、正直めちゃくちゃ嬉しい。クラン、始動です。 ひとことで言うとこう:普段プレイしてるゲームには「積み重ね」があってもいい。しかも、いつも一緒に回してる連中と一緒に、積み上げていく形で。 クランって何? クランは恒久的なチーム。名前があって、短いタグがあって、自分でデザインできる紋章があって、トレジャリーって呼ぶ共有ウォレットがある。 以上。ほんとにそれだけ。特定のゲームで上手くなる必要もないし、決まったスケジュールもいらない。必要なのは「一緒に遊びたい数人」だけ。 じゃあクランを持ったあとに何が起きるのか、順番に話していこう。
Thomas Ruiz9月1日9分
Solo queue tier lists rank champions on win rate. We ranked all 173 on the prize money they actually earned: $380,308.98 across 523,950 League games in 12 months. The top three are Soraka, Zoe and Jarvan IV, and not one ADC made the cut.
Thomas Ruiz8月30日5分
最低出金額6ドル、決済手数料5%、そしてクレジットは現金じゃない。ほかのプラットフォームなら規約の隅っこに隠す条件を、ここで全部並べる。
Thomas Ruiz8月30日5分