2011-10-03, 04:51 PM
dante9898 Wrote:At first you would want to get the recomended items as not to get a headache, but after level 10 or so starting to know how to build items effectively without depending on the recommend items is essencial.
Also Alistar Health Recovery skill is minimal at best (Its useful, but doesnt make a great impact later on), he really shines at Disabling enemies with pulverize in team fights, or flash behind a enemy champ and use headbutt to send him near a tower/allied champs while using your ultimate to leave almost unscratched from the 60+% damage reduction (If you happened to flash in the middle of a group of enemies).
@above: i started to learn about support and Jungle Roles as soon as lvl 15 or less, Problem?
While that is certainly optional it's in no way recommendable. I don't know if you mean by learning about the support and jungle roles as in learning the current meta-game as that should be fairly obvious by then, or actively playing them a lot. Assuming the latter this is what I've to say:
The early levels lack the cooperation from a team that a support needs and with a jungler you usually leaves an angry, flaming and failing solo top because he can't handle the very common 2vs1 scenario's. You'll still have ad carries, if you even find yourself so lucky to be among one at all, failing last hits and plain playing bad. It doesn't give a very satisfying game experience to fail your lane, purely because your ad carry failed that much, which are so very much needed in the beginning of the game to well keep at it. You'll most likely learn jungle routes that don't require a certain rune set/masteries or you'll yourself buying the tier 1/2 sets (which is never recommendable), which will let you into habits that you've to unlearn yourself as you progress. As the opposing team usually lacks a jungler you also start to learn to count on having for example 2 blue's, whereas this is hardly ever the case in 'higher level' games.
I know I need to work on punctation and my English. Sorry I'm tired
