o GUIA DEFINITIVO para REVISAR os seus REPLAYS no LOL!

Most people think that to improve at LOL you just need to play a lot of games. So it's very common for them to play dozens, hundreds of games, then lose, make the same mistakes, and not improve. And that's one of the biggest problems with solo queue in general. People are very obsessed with winning, which isn't a

bad thing, but they end up forgetting the learning process, and what do they end up doing? Winning or losing the game, looking at the scoreboard and going back to the queue. And I think there are better ways to do this. So , what I'm going to show in today's video is how I'm going to take one of my

reps, how I'm going to review it, and from that, maybe give you some ideas so you can do the same, identifying mistakes and improving. And of course, a very good tool to help you with this, which can already do it for you, but will help you a lot, is Mobalytics, the sponsor of this video. In fact,

I'm going to leave the link in the description and show you a little bit during the video how to use it. But for most things here you won't necessarily need it; you'll use it as a tool. So let's understand how to review your games correctly. And to begin, let's talk a little bit about the

main mistakes people make when reviewing their own replays. I'm going to mention four or five mistakes that come to mind. The first, without a doubt, is to watch the entire replay without any objective . People, watching that replay, whether it's yours or someone else's, without a goal , will be really difficult. You always need to think: what do I want

to improve on? Ah, I want to improve the way I place vision in the midgame, so you look at that part, or I want to look at the laning phase. Just look at the lines phase. If you just watch the whole replay, you probably won't learn much in a specific way. Another thing that people also do is