Do YOU Think Like a Challenger? (Test with Commentary!)

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[theworldminusraphtheninjat]

skillcapped: we done something we never done before
skill capped: we asked hector to smurf

[nuggit]

“Why didnt u take inhibitor noob Ashe report gg”

*I feel you, dude*

[francomoreira]

Me: *sees title* "Do you think like a challenger?"
Me, in bronze 1: *Of course I do*
*Edit* Silver 4 babe
*Edit 2* Silver 3 boys, this is my year (watching so much this guides helps out xd)

[skillcapped]

Thoughts on this content type? Any feedback welcome! 👍

[Lukas-dzoe]

"What did you think about this content type?"

I like it a lot. Do more of these.

[abdusselamzahma]

You're legit the best Lol educational content creators, I'm not exaggerating. There're so much in depth knowledge and macro is much more large than we think. Unfortunately there're few channels like you and most of the other Lol videos on YouTube cover the surface of the game. Keep it up, really good job!

[tolyvlah]

"The only way to become smarter - play with a strong opponent." - 1899, Emanuel Lasker.
This type of content is one of the best, because you get the mental state of a master.
Monkey see - monkey do. Especially when you provide the line of thought in game.
More of this type of videos would've been amazing.

[bistekz]

ashe gets 3 kills
skill capped: let's skip ahead
10 more kills later
bruh!

[crunchyheads]

Hector: Okay, time to raise my LP cause I'm about to dec-
Skill Capped: Hold up
Hector: (plays on smurf 1 min later)

[NightFore]

Hector: Finally, I have some time to play some ranked...

Skill Capped: Here! A *_smurf_* account!

Also Hector: Ah, here we go again

[gabytesrido]

Everyone needs to quarantine themselves!

Hector: Aw shit, I better stop going outside.

Skill Capped: Did you say you that you want us to tie you on your desk to smurf ?

[nogamenolife]

This concept is really helpful. We can see in the video, sometimes the right choices are not true in low elo and we should do something else to win. Please make more videos like this.

[groothelion]

I like how this actually gives more of the practical information while most of your other videos gives teoretical information. I would love to see more of these! :)

[SHINDANIEL]

Darn enslaving Hector to sit at his desk for 7 days.. Remember to feed him sometimes! (not in game i mean in real life)

[AECX]

The very first question is impossible to answer without knowing the state of the map; Do they have to leash their jg? Do the enemies leash their jg? All that is important to how you want to play the lane out - I haven't watched the full video yet but this is not a great start tbh

[miselzorg]

Give Hector a raise, you are torturing him by forcing him to play with pisslow randoms in low elo, his skill is gonna drop hard if he keeps smurfing D:

[Leon-eqei]

I would destroy the inhib because in my elo everyone is araming so i can go on the other side and push there without giving the enemy the possibility to further run my lane down and keeping me there.

[ertan]

Instead of asking us a general questions with different answers, you can give us some spesific answers (3 wrong answers and 1 right) so that we try to find the correct one.This will both be easier for us to understand and learn.Thanks for the great content <3

[merickdiamantejr.]

"what do you think hector would do?"
me:

[mattcikutovich]

Guessing what to do before being told what is the right play really helped me understand why my thought process was wrong instead of just knowing why it was the right call