How did the League of Legends bot do it

It's a little small, and it's a second to grab a crispy skin.

Accurate prediction and positioning, coupled with the spirit of sacrificing oneself as a teammate.

In fact.. How to say it,A robot plays with water is not water,It's really too superficial to judge from pulling to and not pulling,Although I don't play robots much,But I know one thing,The level of the robot should be judged from the timing of pulling people。 It's normal for you to pull the cloth to people.,People are almost stupid.,Standing still and not moving.。。

I mean, robots are a good thing to be a team battle starter. Pull the opponent's AD or AP or other crispy skin over to set fire and kill it in seconds, and the team battle is bound to be a lot easier. Of course, assistance is the last option.

Don't pull people to the opposite tank and meat shield, or you'll really do people a great favor, unless the hero is far away from them, and you have enough output. Can kill him in less than 3 seconds. Not to pull.

Such a robot is a good robot.

It's good to be able to pull someone when it's time to pull.

Again,There's still to be a certain hit rate.,You shouldn't be able to pull it.,Teammates may want to complain.,It's understandable.,But when it comes to getting angry.。。。 That would be too unqualified.

As you said, it's just a game, and you should be happy to be angry with his turtle son.

Just look at the question you added, you were forced by your teammates, you think you have to take the bait, hehe, it's actually very simple, don't pull if you don't pull, you have to understand that Q skill, not necessarily 100% used to pull people over to kill, in case someone takes the lead, your Q can also pull him over to protect AD AP from the advance of the opponent's tank, understand?

It doesn't mean much to pull 100% people, the key is whether you can pull specific people at critical moments.

It's very interesting to say who to pull over, and some very watery robots pull over the opposite lava and Amumu at the beginning of the team battle, and those who have big field control skills, that is, they should be scolded. But if you can pull the crispy adc over at this time, it will be excellent.

In the same way, there is also a saying that you don't need to pull people, sometimes your teammates around you are full of buffs, and an adc on the opposite side is out of the big army, of course, you have to pull it over, and after a fat beating, there is less output on the opposite side. But sometimes you have a bloody teammate next to you, and you yourself are not in good shape, at this time, pull an outbreak of ADC over to sell your teammates, after a fat beating, you are disabled and your teammates die, and the ADC returns to the city with a few hundred Shi Shiran, so that you are not scolded and you are lucky to meet a well-cultivated teammate.

In the same way, there are a lot of sayings about when to pull people, some robots rush to the front line to pull someone over and be killed, and then complain that their teammates don't keep up, completely ignoring the broken leg that their teammates don't accelerate and don't break through, and such robots deserve to be scolded. But when everybody is ready, you rush up and pull someone over, jump, silence, teammates follow, the other person dies, and you all retreat into the grass, which is definitely a huge deterrent, and the whole team will praise you for playing well. On this occasion, even if you don't pull someone, it gives the other side enough psychological pressure to make the other side feel:

So, the robot is indeed a very technical and conscious character, and of course playing this game is for entertainment, but you have to do the job of this character well when you choose this character. If you don't do it well, your teammates won't be able to entertain, and you will naturally be scolded to the point that you can't entertain, but if you do it beautifully, your teammates will be happy, you will be happy, everyone will be happy, and it doesn't matter if you win or lose.

Hehe. Professional players can't be 100% Q people, let alone entertainment players like us.

The game itself is meant to be entertaining, so why be angry? You're quite right. We're here to have fun, play games, and relax. Don't let the game play you, the twist vine laughed.

Don't take it too seriously, other people's opinions don't matter, just have fun yourself.

The robot doesn't have to pull a human, but it has to pull when it has to pull a human.

Robots are also an important role in the team.

Because we know it's not good to play, we don't play it. And those who don't know how to play and have a bias to play are asking for their own hardships.

Then what are you angry about, you yourself said that you don't need to be angry.

Whether the machine can pull people or not, one is to see the user's technology, and the other is to see if the other side will hide, so it is normal to not be able to pull people, and there is no need to be angry. However, if it is obvious that you can pull it, but you don't, it is understandable that others are angry.

The robot's hook is a deterrent. Missed. It's better not to hook and put psychological pressure on the other side.