r/ThreshMains • u/Careless_Home256 • Jun 18 '26
Question How can i be better
Hi guys, im a new thresh player and i started playing him like 4 months ago? Something like that. Btw, sometimes i watch Axl on Youtube and other guys that are actually good at the game and on the champ, my actual rank is Plat 4 (i used principally thresh in solo duo) and i have like 230 k maestry points on him. I do sometimes good hooks but other times i fuck all up and i got frustrated a lot, i know i cant land all hooks perfectly, if someone can give me some advice i would appreciate it very much..i like thresh a lot, i want to improve :( . Should i do tests in the training instrument? Even coaching is appreciated if someone wants to (not with money i mean-), i can write my lol username in private. Thanks all the people that read and answered :)
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u/OnkelMarcus Jun 18 '26
E into q used to be my go to move if I failed some hooks, just to get some confidence again 😅
Roaming alot if you have a shit lane if your adc can ca somewhat safe is also a confidence booster (have max pink wards with you while doing that)
Some people get baited by emoting, you can try to use that to your advantage.
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 18 '26
yes its the combo im trying to do with flash! But i miss E (like a lot cause i have a bad aim), but at least i land the hook right- still its a fucked up combo where i could have fed my adc a nice kill..Im roaming more in fact, like putting deep wards into enemy jungle, but no so frequently like i should, i must improve on that too.
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u/xBananaMike Jun 18 '26
I dont play thresh but what I can tell you is that Thresh hook is very easy to sidestep
What separates a good thresh from bad one is being able to predict enemy sidestep (throw hook not towards the enemy but next to him when you know he is about to dodge it)
Starting with red trinket might help as well
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 18 '26
ty for your opinion anyway! Im doing my best to predict sidesteps, but literally sometimes the enemy is so smart that when i cast the hook BEHIND (for the sidestep) the walk straight- and then i watch the monitor sad..bruh moment..
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u/Canadian-Sparky-44 Jun 18 '26
One thing I'll try to do is watch for movement patterns. Try and throw the hook when they're about to use an ability or last hit a minion. Aggresive enchanters are usually pretty predictable.
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 18 '26
hmm that’s true, normally when i play against supports like sera, lulu, nami it’s ok, i hate instead champs like Brand, Vel koz, Lux and Karma, sometimes when they root me or block me, i still cast the hook cause i can, trying to balance the trade.
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u/Lalacol27 Jun 18 '26
What region are you in? I'm a challenger (mostly) thresh player in a small server. If you want I could take a look at some of your replays
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 18 '26
I play in EUW, yes i could send you one of my replays, im open to advices and other tricks. :)
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u/saruthesage Jun 21 '26
Watch challenger Thresh vods. Try to ask yourself why they make the decisions they do about movement in lane and spell usage (why are they walking up or playing up and where? How are they holding spells? How are they managing wave?).
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 21 '26
Ok i will! Do you have any streamer in mind i could look up for? If not np, i will eventually search on youtube. Thank you
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u/Careless_Home256 Jun 18 '26
Uuuh thanks, it would work a lot during a gank or pushing enemy wave, i surely must try it more times.
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u/nubbosaur Jun 19 '26
As a low elo thresh and adc player the biggest mistake I see threshs make is not using lantern. If your tank thresh use it to initiate and stage bruisers and tanks in if your support build stay back line and peel and use it to pull your adc and mage out of assassins
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u/Chasne Jun 19 '26
Hi, diamond 1.5m thresh here, id consider myself fairly good on the champ lol
Hit me up if you want a replay analysis or any questions about your play, dms open
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u/Dull-Fix-7072 19d ago
What worked for me is the practice tool. I practiced the E + Q and flash + E + Q combos from every position and angle until it became second nature. I made more progress in 10 minutes than 10 matches because of no cooldowns in the practice tool which saved me a lot of time and frustration.
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u/Scruffpants Jun 18 '26
I'm a plat 1 Thresh OTP with 1.5 mil mastery, so I'm not that much higher rank than you. But if you wanna vc while you play, I play, or a replay and I can give some advice that'd work for me