position yourself the best way possible in fights, to make you a better ADC Player. Please

enjoy the video!

- ADC positioning is always tricky, because 1 tiny mistake can end up in you losing the

game. This subject is incredibly important and that's why I decided to guide you into

the right direction.

- Here we have a content table for this video. Firstly we are going to look at how summoner

spells impact your positioning. Secondly I will talk you through how your champion impacts

positioning. Then after that we will look at aspects of your team and the enemy team

that can change things up, and last but certainly not least we will be analyzing some plays

of mine.

- If you want to learn ADC positioning properly, I recommend you NOT to skip through this video.

Every point has its important fundamentals for ADC positioning, and you need all of

it in order to improve.

- Good use of Summoner spells are key to good positioning. Basically a long story short:

Try to not have teamfights if you do not have both your summoner spells up. Avoid fighting,

farm it up and once your summoner spells are avaiable you can tell your team to begin a

fight.

- Of course this is not always possible, because teams usually just do their own thing, but

you can atleast communicate it to your team and hope they listen. If a fight DOES happen

in the meantime, and you don't have your summoners

up, STAY VERY SAFE. The enemy might have flash available, and being to close to your enemies

basically means they can lock you down easily and kill you. Wait for the enemies

to use their important gapclosers and then try to move in to deal damage, before that

stay behind and only attack if you are very safe.

- Also, I dislike people who use their flash to flash forward. Use it as a defensive spell

to safe yourself positioning wise, because that's ultimately what it's good for. If you

are winning the teamfight and quickly need to

take down a target out of reach, you can still flash in to secure the kill. Just try to not

use your flash to flash in at the beginning of

the fights, because it can get you in tricky situations.

- Next up, your champion. What abilities does your champion provide to keep yourself safe

in teamfights, and how do you have to play with these abilites. For this I make champion

guides on my channel that features all the important

aspects about the champion. It is key to know your champion if you want to abuse their abilites,

so make sure you have mastered your champion!

- Then we look at what your team provides and what the enemy team has. This is probably

one of the most important points to look at, and the most difficult. Let's start with your

team.

- Depending on the champions your team has, you can do different things as an ADC. For

instance, if you have a Janna with a lot of peel, you can play much more aggressively

because of the safety net you have with Janna. However, if

it is an Annie support, you're basically on your own so you should be playing much more

defensively. This means you can't play with the same

playstyle every single game, it depends on your team and the enemy team.

- You should also look if your team has any other carries. If it does, it often allows

you to play more aggresive, because if they focus you the other carries on your team will

stay unharmed. If you have a tanky team though, you should

stay alive at all cost because you are the main damage dealer. They will protect you,

but they can't protect you if you go too crazy as ADC.

- So what do we look at for the enemy team? First of all, summoner spells. You need to

time their summoner spells because knowing whether they have flash or not can make a

huge difference. Next to that, what kind of gapclosers do they

have? How do they get close to you? Knowing this is important, because then you can track

whether they have already used those abilites or not.

If they have already used their gapclosers, you can play extremely aggressive because

they won't have a way to engage on you.

- So basically tracking the enemy's cooldowns is key to good positioning. Waiting for the

enemies to use their important abilities, with you moving in afterwards is the best

strategy to make positioning a piece of cake. Yes, you need

to look at a lot of things as ADC, but if you practice this you will become a true carry

for your team.

- That was a lot of information for you to take in, but it wasn't too in-depth so you

should be able to take it in relatively fast. Now comes the part where you can learn the

most, which is where we will be analyzing certain situations

and look at whether it was played right or wrong, and how it could've been played better.

- Alright guys, so to sum it all up I've made a sheet with all important information put

together. Read it through one last time, and take it in so you can use it

for your

own play. If

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