Your AI coach for League of Legends

What worked

• farming

  Your farming held up under pressure. You hit 209 CS, or 7.4 per minute, against ~6.3 for an Emerald mid. Even with five deaths, you kept pace with a mid who was pushing you.

Coaching point (1/3)

• tradingHigh3 times

  Stop taking even-HP duels into Ekko.

  • The evidence: Ekko killed you solo three times.
    • In 8:12 you took ~370 minion damage while trading under his wave.
    • In 15:12 you dealt ~1,050 damage but took ~1,800.
    • 19:55 came in bot side just before your inner turret fell.
  • The mechanism: Ekko's passive third-hit proc and the E dash land after you have spent your W. His R rewind then undoes your burst. By the time your cooldowns return, he has out-sustained the trade.
  • The fix:
    • Only all-in when his ultimate is down, or when you can land E first.
    • Hold your W as the escape against his stun circle rather than opening with it.
    • Never trade inside his minion wave.
  • The "I was winning the fight" instinct: it is right only when your chain lands and his rewind is gone. Otherwise, poke with Q and leave.

What worked

• fighting

  You punished overextension cleanly. Right after MF finished her Bloodthirster, you killed her (8:17) and then chased down Leona for a 304-gold shutdown (8:25). That was patient Q-poke into a clean follow-up. Keep taking those windows when both enemy bot laners have burned their cooldowns.

Coaching point (1/4)

• positioningHigh4 times

  1. Save Arcane Shift for Bullet Time and Solar Flare

  Bullet Time (R) dealt 686, 589, 551 and 1309 damage to you in 7:29, 12:29, 17:29 and 19:43.

  The pattern repeats every time:

  • Something locks you in place first: Solar Flare (R), Zenith Blade (E) or Sky Splitter (E).
  • MF then channels her cone while you have no Arcane Shift (E) available.
  • In 7:29 you dealt 0 damage before dying, so you walked into engage range with nothing ready.

  The fix:

  • Once Leona is level 6 or Volibear is nearby, treat E as a defensive button and never use it to go forward.
  • If you get locked in the cone, flash or E sideways out of it, not backwards through its full length.
  • Stand at max Q range (about 1200) so Leona has to walk into your team before she can reach you.

  You might think you had to be there for those fights. Joining is fine, but Ezreal contributes from the backline with Q poke. He doesn't need to be within 600 units to do his job.

What worked

• macro

  Playing to the winning side early. Back-to-back Singed kills 9:14 and 10:24 plus two grubs with Malphite (9:42, 9:48) were the right read. Top was the only lane you could snowball, so that's where you spent your early game.

Coaching point (1/3)

• fightingHigh4 times

  1. Get out after the first kill when Ahri's charm is up. Four deaths followed the same script: you won the first trade, stayed in, and got caught by the fed carries.

  • 15:19: you killed Kai'Sa, then took 483 damage from Q after E.
  • 16:25: you chased under their mid turret (228 turret damage) and ate Nautilus hook, Ahri charm and Kai'Sa.
  • 22:35: you killed Ahri, then melted to Kai'Sa for 1,200+ damage.

  The mechanism: once your W and R are spent, a lethality Lee has nothing to leave with. You'll say you had to dive because your team was losing. That's right when you are killing the last threat. It's wrong when Kai'Sa or a charm-ready Ahri is still alive. The fix: after the kill, keep W to ward-hop back toward Malphite.

What worked

• fighting

  You were at every fight and objective that mattered. You assisted on the dragons 14:05 and 19:25 and on Baron 25:53. Your 27 assists are far above the roughly 15–18 a Plat support usually gets in a 28-minute game. You also finished the dive 12:32 alongside Caitlyn. Rotating with Volibear and Vex after lane is exactly how Thresh snowballs a map.

Coaching point (1/2)

• tradingMedium3 times

  1. Leave High Note range once you're below half HP

  You died three times in lane: 2:18, 5:43 and 7:23. Seraphine landed the final blow twice, and all three followed the same recipe.

  • 2:18: you traded hard at level 2, even using Ignite. You then stayed in range, took Jinx rockets and a minion wave, and Seraphine finished you with High Note (Q).
  • 5:43: Zap! (W) plus a 126-damage High Note.
  • 7:23: a 208-damage High Note softened you up before Jinx autos finished you.

  Why it keeps happening: High Note deals more damage the more health its target is missing. When you stand next to their minions at low HP, you become Seraphine's execute. Zap!'s slow stops you from walking out once it lands.

  Caitlyn traded most of these back (5:46, 7:26, 7:36), so the lane stayed even. You could have been winning it instead.

  The fix:

  • After any all-in, if you're under about 50% HP and Seraphine hasn't used High Note, walk behind Caitlyn's wave.
  • Stay out of Jinx's Zap! line.
  • Keep Dark Passage (W) for yourself rather than throwing it forward.
  • Recall on the next crash instead of hovering.

What worked

• You dominated the lane through repeated empowered attacks: the early Olaf kills 3:13, 5:17, 9:06, 11:05, and 13:02 show that Siphoning Strike (Q) was consistently converted into kills rather than merely farm.

Coaching point (1/3)

• Stop donating shutdowns after winning the duel.

  At 9:10, you killed Olaf but then died to his Reckless Swing (E), attacks, Ignite, and multiple turret shots. You had already secured the valuable kill; the correct sequence was Q the nearest minion, immediately leave turret range, and recall. The same pattern appears at 13:19: after killing Olaf, you remained exposed long enough for Malzahar, Master Yi, and turret damage to combine. Your 3 deaths were acceptable, but each removed pressure and risked a 400–562 gold shutdown.