ADVANCED LEE SIN TRICK - Guarantee Dodge Predict

[@Freakyjohnsson1]

Or you play in silver where there is a 25% chance that the enermy will try to dodge your skillshot.

[@paulsaalfeld9844]

lukas johnsson I know that feeling xD

[@150Mewtwo]

still you miss 90% of the time cuz enemy does some retarded shit and dodges it in some retarded way

[@MightyCaesar37]

+Dragyen Like yesterday I had someone manage to dodge my riven ult by flashing literally in place. Sure I ended up killing them but they managed to avoid the ult by flashing in place a split second before the ult hit them (it still went through him, I watched the replay of that moment like 10 times in slow motion to make sure.) You just never know what'll happen.

[@multicolourization]

you shouldnt have any problems in silver you dont even have to think about it just dont bother with predictions and shoot it straight

[@loledition3701]

lukas johnsson Im a dodgemaster with singed

[@Synapse1]

Finally someone did it, perfect explanation.

[@leeesinbot3732]

Yea

[@AndreSilva-wf7kg]

SHYNAPSE

[@Tilterella]

Making guides really is your speciality, good work Celly.

[@clown3911]

Tilterella Senpai

[@empirekillerlol]

Tilterella you want to 1 v 1 me sion? I hope i win the 1 v 1 tho

[@AmsterdamSam]

TL;DR DONT DODGE ANYMORE AND YOU WILL DODGE

[@S_on_fire]

Just until people catch to it, then you have to dodge the anti dodge. We shall call it, the Dododgedge.

[@LukasRocks001]

I know you're joking, but that's how meta games are created. FIghting games for example are built on that principle of knowing when not to do something your opponent expects you to do to punish him for it.

[@darrenzou2483]

LukasRocks001

[@HakuCell]

OK THANK U SAM!!

[@Kiriba2003]

in bronze you just need to aim it where they are standing because no one has boots and cant dodge

[@SoloRenektonOnly]

Wow really well done video. Clear easy explanation and the editing helped really put the video over the top. Great work.

[@ericdagher2952]

if someone wish to become a better toplaner, watch this guy's videos!

[@CodeZeroStudiosHD]

are you learning how to predict movement to land renektons w?

[@Stepna1]

^ Wow your so funny

[@CodeZeroStudiosHD]

people call me funboi1337

[@Maztaimm]

SRO!

[@TeaWap]

Hopefully this stays on Reddit long enough so that you get the exposure you deserve

[@flubbyz]

TeaWap but not long enough that everyone in my upcoming games is suddenly going to hit their skillshots on me :(

[@andrewphillips1990]

TeaWap fuck that this guy needs a perma, never give away a magician s trick. Coming from a Plat Lee sin main.

[@lolwesternADC1]

TeaWap what is ur league ign thiccwap

[@Heizmanlol]

Huge insight thank you !

[@deivisrodriguez3178]

lul? what are you doing here sir? kappa >:D

[@TheEverburningFathom]

huh i recognize your from somewhere... oh my sub box that's right

[@Youmuus]

Wow very good video will def try to remember this

[@rengoisanb3fan729]

hey yomuus love ur vids ... u're even here dude ? x)

[@liamedwards7656]

How are you in every LoL video ever?

[@worstrivenitaly2197]

Youmuus He is in every LoL video because he uses youmuus active

[@dannyphantom1084]

Youmuus dude you legit are fukkin every where... mind blown

[@JsJdv]

You're silver. I doubt your brain functions properly everytime you try to engage so what's the point?

[@stefan7848]

this dosnt work in low elo they dosnt dodge

[@fuckingshiteater]

this dosnt work in high elo they dosnt dodge

[@agenttennessee]

dosnt

[@crabsupreme]

iv actually noticed that people do actually just stand still or keep running in low elo because they are used to players just missing skillshots regardless.

[@franxx941]

or some time dodge in some stupid way( like going vs 4 enemy )

[@XDXXXDXDXDXD]

dosnt work

[@elxokas]

this is an amazing tip, usefull with multiple champs appart of me! :D

[@divinrei]

elxokas yeah it is good tip so leblanc with WE combo cant miss (maybe :D)

[@NEACE]

Top video for explaining skill shots, period. Good job on the production and execution of this one.

[@Vastility]

I've been trying to explain this to my friends so many times, but this video helps me so much. Maining thresh has helped me realise how easy it is to predict a sidestep as well as forcing the enemy to sidestep into your prediction

[@DrThrill]

Reason why celly is the best Lee alive

[@Solowinged]

Yes!! Celly delivering with the sweet videos again. This was really helpful; clear and concise. Glad to see more people coming to check out your channel! Thanks man! :D

[@BalkanManic]

Below diamond this doesnt work. They don't dodge. 100% serious

[@MoosikCowMoosik]

true shit

[@Evan-rc2lq]

I was just about to say that lmfao

[@3up3rn0va]

Am bronze can confirm.

[@raaaaaaaaaable]

It doesn't work in diamond anywhere above d5 either because we dodge based on reaction and calculation of risk not just on rng reliance of I hope he throws it this way.. finger on s, read positioning and usually see general starting angle of direction

[@DesertFoc]

They doesn't**

[@xerenditylol9213]

Great video. I never put it on circumstance. I think 80% is personality. You'll see some who just backstep every single time, even when they have a dash available. In a 3 option situation where you chase them horizontally, they often prefer one direction to sidestep, such as down, over the other, such as up. That's why it's good to test this during laning phase when you don't have kill potential, for when you do have kill potential (as thresh).

[@brooksgunn5235]

When you try this in low elo, but they keep running straight XD

[@TheGreatHektor]

Ok, from now on i will just stand still.

[@TheThreeLittleGamerZ]

I've been doing this technique for a long time in a multitude of games but could never explain the way my brain works whilst predicting skill shots and I couldn't teach my friends. Thanks now my friends are getting better at the game.

[@QPoily]

The editing was absolutely amazing on this video!

[@Helvathex]

On top of not working in low elo, I've also noticed that ur opponents can also adapt to what ur doing so that u cant abuse the same trick over and over again. Eventually they will catch on to ur skillshot pattern or dodge pattern. For example, in lane i could keep dodging skillshots by sidestepping towards the river in mid, but if i keep doing that then eventually they will know to shoot their skillshot towards the river. The key is to change it up and be unpredictable (at least with dodging that is). With skillshots idk i guess u sorta just have to judge based on ur elo if u think they will even attempt to dodge or not because i dont play ranked so im stuck with most bronze and they rarely dodge.

[@ziixu]

The best dodge is to press S that stops you from moving or any other action. It dodges those who aim straight and also those who aim behind you (trying to predict your backwards dodge).

[@maplol2000]

This mechanic is also aplicable to other champions. I use this trick when I play zed. If you want to hit your combo easier, you can put shadow in the same position as when he ward jumped, to minimize the dodge paths and hit both Q’s and trigger Electrocute. With zed you will have to stay closer and put your shadow next to the enemy champion, but the idea is the same.

[@zanderzingh]

"Think of it like shepherding, players will instantly DOGE in the opposite direction" ;^) Great video Cellyboar! :)

[@soweee1]

The background music is Phonotek - Esperanto, for those who are asking.

[@marka.9517]

Incredibly well done and informative video, big thumbs up! You need more recognition man.

[@infermiz6100]

Great explanatory video, Celly! But you could add some extras like many Thresh players will play "chess" with you (this can be applied to any skillshot champion). You throw an obvious Q to know how many steps they take while dodging and their reaction time and land the next Q by following their pattern. But if they know that, they can outplay you by just not following the pattern that they set earlier (I do that always since i'm a Lee/Thresh Main) So it turns out to be some sort of battle of the masterminds, lol.

[@darkanszathmary2487]

The angled ward hop is amazing! Ty

[@Whitefangblackflame]

at 3:00 that is just good game sense on darius' part in trying to put the minions between lee and himself, not so much the special ward hop you made, however the ward hop did help in allowing to hit the darius. So not necessarily proving your point, but just good game sense on both of your sides, meaning there was little darius could do in the end

[@4pipesrlz]

When I dodge, I dodge in the near direction it's going. Usually when I can read the animation direction on something that winds up. If you have space to move in the direction the skill shot is going it will give you a tad bit more time and give you time to adjust and or space yourself from whomever shot at you.

[@springbreeze2992]

well guys, if you are having problem whether it will work on low elo players because they dont dodge, then just simply predict or advance your skill shot, and if you know and somehow encounter a player with good reflexes and can dodge your skill shot then this might work. Its actually up to you to know when or which player is good enough to try your strategy and to counter them, because not all player in low elo are bad, and not all players in high elo are good.

[@mongol8736]

holy shit this is pretty neat

[@Ventus277]

This depends on elo tho. Only high elo players will go backwards or smart ones will actually just keep moving towards the tower predicting that the enemy will predit their move ( ye it sounds complicated). As i said , this only applies in high elo , in low elo and by this i mean below mid gold , there s no point in doing this

[@AmlugTV]

nice one will practise it

[@The_guy907]

tip number 2- Each human is different but has patterns engraved into them. If you are a champion who has a skill shot, throw a few random skill shots at the opponent, many times they will have a direction they subconsciously prefer. If you throw a skillshot at them, and three out of three times they juke to the left, than chances are they will stick to said behavior.

[@XQCentral]

really good video, really well made

[@aukoo3932]

Dude I literally stop to comment in the middle of the video to tell you you are awesome

[@fadedx9411]

this is very nicely done I found this video amazingly helpful and the way its edited makes it so much easier to understand, well done this made me sub and like :)

[@Panpayia]

I missed a Lee Q after watching this ! TRIGGERED

[@MYVIDEOSONLY-DB]

I was watching the video and I kept seeing this bear guy in most of your clips and my initial reaction was something like who is the guy stealing all these sick plays just to use for a youtube video. Then I proceeded to see who the video was made by hahahaha. Great work man, love the content.

[@Drayken]

You forgot to mention that well, the other option in which they can dodge is the direction they're already running towards.

[@midir4000]

In high elo, like the example he gave with aphromoo and the reasoning, the players dodge, because it is a proactive choice. Its ingrained into them. It is possible to juke a high elo player by not attempting to dodge whatsoever. It happens all the time. You hear the streamers say "Wow, he didn't even Try to dodge that. HAHA!?!" It is simultaneously a very high level juke, and the complete lack of a juke, at the same time, and is an outlier in player behavior. In the high elo brackets of play, the highest success chance prediction is the sidestep.

[@joneko4853]

LITERALLY THE BEST TUTORIAL FOR LEAGUE u got a new sub and like at all ur vida thid helped me a lot from gold4 to plat 4 good vid

[@OfDaSouth]

>read description >asking Foxdrop how to explain predicting player movements to hit skillshots >mfw foxdrop >mfw skillshots >feelsleeman.mov

[@okimo3704]

Omg thanks , as Lee Sin main currently i find hitting the Q the worst of my in-game play , thanks !

[@LoLHowTo]

Nice video dude, really crisp and clear !!

[@aliveformusic5623]

the music is from the artist "René Aubry" with something like a remix here

[@me-7873]

outro song?

[@BelowTheBridgeTCG]

Another fabulous video chellobear

[@sheshesheshe7272]

What's Lee sin's favourite gamemode? BLIND pick

[@lilsoysauce3543]

sheshe sheshe -_-

[@daguvlr]

so fucking helpful, thank you

[@alanxia1359]

yo this was actually rlly good congratz bro

[@gsczo]

That's called the 90 degrees juke/predictions, at 90 degrees it's hard to fail, you gotta try to stay at 180 degrees constantly so you have 2 ways to juke as explained (with a bad example), the so called "side step", which isn't hard to perform either, if you're good at skill shots you'll be looking for 90º angles, if you're good at juking you'll be looking for 180º angles all the time, the situation changes drastically sometimes, some scenarios you can't juke without spending a flash or something, you can also read up some players, their juking sometimes follows some pattens, some players will juke more often to the right or left at 180º.

[@trolololo504]

Insane analyse gj celly i follow you for long now and you chanel is always of the same quality :)

[@naka1990]

PNL - Macha Django cocaaaa

[@TonicPotionTTV]

my tactic on dodging is to just stand still and not move because it's harder to predict that when most assume to hit someone moving forwards/backwards

[@TeddBuddy]

in diamond i see most people mix their dodge pattern. Because after players in diamond get hooked by tresh etc just doing this predict ur referring to. Alot of highelo players wont even dodge.

[@Braamberg]

Uncle Celly sharing his wisdom

[@mynameispatrickandiliveund7628]

player with a good reaction time will start dodging after you released your Q not before

[@TrantaLocked]

I feel like I instinctively do the sheparding thing but never consciously recognized that I was doing it

[@andreil368]

Or you could try bunny's method, in early game he throws random hooks and watch where would they dodge, next time you throw your hook fire it in the direction you observed the enemy is going for.

[@1Himliong]

the best lee sin guide ever watch

[@ProgInternetExplorer]

interesting, but I think you should mention the tricks with solid terrains blocking basically, if you position in a way the enemy is next to a certain solid obstacle he can't walk, he can't dodge it in that obstacle's way. Just aim the skillshot directly at him (or slightly to the opposite) and thats 100% skillshot landing hard to explain without a pic but yeah thats what i learn in aram lul

[@astrogod_]

This doesn't work in low elo where players just walk in a straight line without attempting to dodge. In addition, what if higher elo players know that you know this "trick". Therefore they would just dodge in anticipation that you would just throw the skillshot in the direction of where they don't attempt to dodge. This is basically a mind game where you have to judge the other player. If they usually sidestep, you throw your skillshot to where they will sidestep. If they usually don't attempt to dodge, you throw your skillshot to where they will not attempt to dodge (usually in a straight line). And if they catch on that you're trying to land a skillshot where they will/will not dodge, it becomes a game of 50/50. Also, there's a condition of when a player just stands still. Without sidestepping and without walking in a straight line.

[@ajuric4606]

it is annoying when i play few games with friends, they are all mid-high elo (from gold 1 to dia 5), and then i play solo, i am in lower half gold and often i get silver and bronze players, then with skill shots i assume they would dodge, and when they don't all i can read in chat is that i am boosted and that i don't know how to play that champ, it is frustrating when you overestimate your opponent, and instead of him looking bad you are the one that is bad in the game

[@Zedroxia]

True thing

[@JODive]

Gz, veo dos comentarios de dos grandes youtubers en el top y uno de ellos es el heizman seguido por aligatorkappa. Es un verdadero GZ. Muy útil y muy bien explicado.

[@SRGaming412]

REALLY REALLY GOOD VIDEO! You should do more! This is amazing!

[@JohnDoe-wc4zy]

in silver, I throw a "test" hook early on to see where they will go.. if they try to Dodge.. I throw accordingly when it will matter

[@BlackedHawked]

Great video Celly! keep it up.

[@tunasandwich1901]

Nice clip - whats the music playing in the background>?

[@zMinwoo]

Mooma.sh :)

[@miguelmachado3459]

tuna sandwich René Aubru

[@miguelmachado3459]

aubry

[@mw2gamer535]

What i always do vs champions like Lee Sin is that i often recognize a good Lee Sin player, so what i tend to do is not dodge at all, just run in a straight line. ALWAYS A STEP AHEAD BOI

[@nomoiman]

At first I thought this was clickbait bullshit but you actually delivered, good shit!

[@alex-kj6sx]

Im just gonna stand still from now on

[@elins4143]

Great tip a lot of players won't try to dodge tho (even in high elo) so there is always a 50/50 chance

[@mclark347]

Well see the thing is, usually when I miss it's because my opponent flat out didn't react at all, as if I weren't even there. It just looks like they are either playing on locked camera or not looking at their characters.

[@Syed2319]

Isn't the last clip , the same principle as the first dodge thing? she was running to safety and had only one place to move right?

[@Failur333]

ya

[@PTdoubleOT]

I'll never doge again

[@Simbad961]

I find it easiest to not dodge skillshots a t all since most people try to predict. Going straight in line fucks with peoples minds.

[@griffintwalsh]

The first example and the concept are very interesting, but the montage was full of plays where you gave him multiple paths and got lucky.

[@tanzanitedragon2798]

honesty this works for any champion. just move up north west and skill shot north east. move down south east then skill shot south west. move right east south then skill shot north east. move left west north then skill shot west south

[@albertsboringlife963]

As always, a good video!

[@JerrySwan]

nice video celly learning me always

[@beeeeeej]

Ayy you finally made a video about it. I remember asking you and you went to find some clips for me. Appreciate it, don't think you'll remember me but its ok

[@alexander-vi5nu]

this is only for gold or plat you can't predict high elo bec they move left or right when dodging . so its 50 50

[@G_LD]

Hero!? HERO!? I know your kind.

[@Gulliblez]

You have opened my eyes

[@gabriele1417]

Well done Mate really good video.

[@Scuffie23]

Wow thank you cellybeary im a lee sin maun too and its helps ur predict skillshots

[@danielsoares9583]

you made me became a tresh god

[@kylevu9602]

can someone explain? in the Viktor clip after you dash at an angle cant he still dodge 2 ways? thanks

[@OMG9080s]

I can smell the ethereal chains

[@darthturtle-800]

Please also include the bloopers reel of complete whiffs that occurred while generating content for this video. It's probably thrice as long, and will generate more views.

[@avigalalon5138]

how did he do it at 0:26?

[@mayankmuttreja3908]

I've never even played lee sim and I'm watching this haha

[@tonedtokill7531]

It just depends on the elo. Different elos aim at different places.

[@mercydark905]

Wow love your content nobody explain this that good

[@catsharku]

What is with Thresh and the 50% cahnce thing? how could i predict that? PLEASE ANSWER

[@Junnhannn]

The problem for me is some people don't side step my "q" and when you aim straight you will miss it

[@Beep-Boop78]

What if you have a fizz kid who bm jumps in involnerable the second you use vi utL from the bush wasting it (he had no wards)??

[@azano3329]

Most low Elo won't even try to run but just trying to dodge the Q by moving to the left to the right and, etc

[@luispiromano]

can someone tell me the name of THE END SONG, not the shit Phonothek - Esperanto, the final song

[@MissAiaGaming]

this is something I had to actively unlearn, playing in lower elo on my smurf. I was actually getting extremely frustrating