How to Carry BAD LOW ELO ADC Players as SUPPORT! - Support Guide

How to CARRY LOW ELO ADC Players as Support!

Support Guide Description: In today’s Challenger Support Guide, you will learn how Challenger players are able to carry bad low elo ADC players as a support. You will learn when to play with them, abandon them and manage their choices. Enjoy!

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[skillcapped]

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[LetsAMP]

The actual fact, that a Draven (doesn't matter if main or not) is listening, is the most impresssive thing on this video

[FabioSxO]

pretty ironic that the guy who was trying his best was draven

[PassivesAbseits]

The best feeling as a Sup Main is... when you're ADC flames you and cries, you leave him, are 0-0-9 10 minutes later, win the game for this useless ADC and get 3 honors... because everyone on your team except the stupid ADC realized how well you are playing...

This reminds me of my good old bronze games like 7 years ago... where the focus in the chat often drifted from "Report the support for inting." or "Report bot" to just "report the ADC"...

[iant]

playing with an adc is like babysitting an entitled teenager. They don't know what's the correct play but still have a big ego so we cannot ping or chat at them or they will afk. Also, whenever they fuck up, it's never their fault and we have to grit our teeth, face palm, and type "mb" to satisfy them to keep them in the game.

[Segel]

I get it now "Dear jg, our lane is pushed and my partner and I need to reset in order to be helpful for the team, I am terribly sorry for bothering you, but would you please come help..." *Enemy team has scored a double kill!*

[dublin]

An even easier fix: play Senna and become the ADC.

[sergiosaezroman]

Hits level 6
Leaves 0/4 adc to support 5/1hypercarry mid laner.
ADC: gg no supp bot open "goes afk"
Me: Wtf just happened?

[jerrin]

This video should be called 'How to raise a baby in game and out of game: A guide'

[vyacheslav]

Video: When do you start roaming?
Bard after lvl3: I am one with the rift.

[kazamiyuuji]

I'd love to see a video of support itemisation, im often lost when recommended items are bad for my matchup.

[jaybayer]

THIS is the guide every low elo support main has been waiting for. You guys are doing God's work.

Also, if your adc says "play a tank support" the second you hover an enchanter, just dodge. Save yourself the struggle.

[xzekko]

At 3:33: "This entire sequence of events was orchestrated by nautilus, with his adc having no idea what they were doing or why."
This is low elo: herding cats. Great video as always by SCC. I like the emphasis on managing your allies' emotions by deference to their egos -- so true.

[cammatthewhayes]

and if you're gold or lower the answer is even easier: simply play brand

[somethingmoremature]

This is why I pick brand or bard cus:
Brand=I’m the adc now bb
Bard=I’m breaking up with u bb

[tinfawnGG]

Support players have the STRONGEST mental out of all the roles 100%.

Another note: that tip about moving to an area where a fight WILL be rather than moving when the fight has already started is such a simple yet huge tip for me because I always feel like I'm so LATE to these skirmishes. BLESS UP

[lucacuneo]

Simple, as a bard main I just leave them in lane so they can learn how to play adc on their own

[Gabriel-qufb]

im so glad I found this video cause I really love playing support It's just fun to help your teammates but it gets annoying when adcs want you to die for them or when they want you to burn all abilities and summoners just for them to poke

[titotosta]

man, it is so great to accompany your videos so much that I started to get the questions right!

[Nadal-]

I think many adcs think they know what they're doing and wont listen to you. Obviously your usually not a challenger, so you will make some false decisions too, which are going to upset the adc -> he wont listen to you anymore. Plus the Ego is often to high, to let themselves be "carried" in early game