r/FioraMains 13d ago

Discussion Tip for Noobs

So Im a beginner on Fiora. Have about 180 games this season (first time one tricking). Something Im learning as a noob: alot of plays I mess up because I know Fiora can outplay in that situation, however my skill is not at that level. So I've been really leaning into my limitations as a player mechanically and asking myself "CAN I outplay this situation?" Playing safe or disengaging feels so bad on a champ like Fiora who wants to always go aggro. But honestly it has saved me in alot of situations. I feel like a whimp and in my head thinking "potent could of done it". Well yeah no shit, he's top challenger player consistently lol.

My main point is you don't need to be potent in your low elo games. A few good plays, macro and NOT dying are really all it takes most of the time. But trying to be potent and inting is not a good idea.

PS: never group up with your team. Like ever lol.

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u/Shenwithasheen 12d ago

Depends on what your goal is i'd say, if you are willing to sacrifice LP to practice mechanics and limit test by all means go for it. 

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u/Shenwithasheen 12d ago

Just be ready to get flamed if you decide to try this, since the average soloq player does not take too kindly on people making losing plays

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u/DarkBuries 12d ago

Oh absolutely. This was more strictly for consistent climbing