#summoner advice

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Hello again, Summoners. Although I am gathering up information from both myself and fellow Summoners about each role and it's little quirks, something came up today about Junglers that a Summoner friend of mine wanted me to share here.

"I may not jungle much at all, but I think personally that you should at least have a fundamental knowledge and experience of how each lane works. Top, bot, and mid. Once you have that you'll know which lanes on average would need a gank and when it would be most beneficial  You'll also know what those laners should be capable of doing and be able to work with them so they can set the enemy up for the best gank."

Food for thought, dear Summoners! 

And as always, good luck and have fun.

  -Archie

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Victory is Sweet,

but just because you feel on top of the world doesn't mean you should set yourself up to fall from that spot. 

Step back and bask in the glory, be humble enough to give your opponents a 'Good Game', and relax. After the win has set in, try for another one.

-Archie

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Getting Greedy

Don't be greedy for kills! Just because it looks like you can get a kill, does not guarantee you one! It can cause a team fight to go wildly astray that way.

Please consider all the factors that could prevent you from surviving, such as: a turret, a stray champion, a Teemo 'shroom, or the champion getting away trying some last ditch effort that actually works.

-Archie

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This Champions is X, This Champion is Y

Far too often I see Summoners make rude and uncalled for remarks to other Summoners about their champion choice.

Likes and dislikes are all relevant, and all it does is upset people and create pointless arguments.

If someone feels good with a champion, please don't tell them that it's a bad champion, for whatever reason. Every champion has its flaws, much like people do. No one enjoys people pointing out others' flaws. And just because people do it anyway, doesn't mean you should.

Please consider other Summoners' feelings.

-Archie 

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Quick Advice

Please never outright tell someone that they cannot. Tell them that they should try, and see if it  works out or not. They will learn themselves.

Many good things are born from out-of-the-box thinking. Many things are learned from failing as well. You will never know unless you try.

-Archie