Top Teaching Twitch/Youtubers

Who are the Youtubers or Twitch streamers that you've learned from and watched?

I'm looking to learn more so any users please post!

 

kinda off topic but, if you have any IRL friends that are good, sit down and watch them play and ask questions as they play.

That's how I started league, by watching my brother

 

[S]

TheOddOne, Cowsep (YI mainly), Nightblue3, BoxBox, QTPie and others all generally give reasoning behind their picks, what to do, why they do certain things etc. Each have their pros and cons obviously, but yea.

 

[Add My Msn]

Nightblue3 explains everything he does, I like him.

 

Checked all those out above. Thanks for the input

 

[Heeatz]

I did drop a few in skype chat, here they are again:

Nightblue3 (jungle), Trick2G(jungle goddyr), FateFalls(mid, fizz main), skumbagkrepo (support), LoLGeranimo (adc)

tried to get a range of different roles for u

 

[Ice on Fire]

BoxBox riven

 

[Johnsonman]

I'm a pretty good feeder if you want to learn from a pro.

On a serious note, I find it quite beneficial to go to streamers with 5-15 viewers and ask them questions in chat as they will answer them all. On the Contrary streamers with 100+ viewers dont answer them.

 

[Naxious]

highly suggest you to learn from your experience. I didnt understand one thing going on when the diamond people were playing and I was watching. I learned the game by myself and advancing slowly as well by correcting my mistakes!

 

[Uchiha_Sasuke]

TheOddOne and scarra have pretty informative streams. Especially scarra, he usually goes into detail about what he does and points out mistakes he makes.

 

[uJesternWind]

Finding a lower viewercount (~200 or so) stream can be really helpful, because the probability of them answering questions in chat is much higher.

 

[Heeatz]

Finding a lower viewercount (~200 or so) stream can be really helpful, because the probability of them answering questions in chat is much higher.

Thats also true; several ex-lcs players stream with low viewercount who answer almost all questions; like COL ROBERTxLEE

 

i learned alot just watching a bunch of lcs matches

 

[Tyler]

Best is to look up specific guides on YouTube oh how to cs hank ect


Then learn in game using builds off of websites. After you have good knowledge down then look to watch lcs and pro players

 

Thanks for the input guys!

 

[Konnorvon]

kacytron

 

[Tyler]

kacytron

That's just like saying watch alishia to learn to play runescape.

They don't play and help you learn the game (to an extent) and are just in it for the donations for facecam/bewbs

 

[Konnorvon]

That's just like saying watch alishia to learn to play runescape.

They don't play and help you learn the game (to an extent) and are just in it for the donations for facecam/bewbs

do you know what joking is

 

[SimonK]

Generalwiser YT channel has videos from most players around 2 years ago. Although outdated, the champions and items are still extremely similar.

 

[Danex123]

WildTurtle play so stable that you learn by yourslef
And Dyrus doesnt talk at all LOL