This student doubled his knowledge after this coaching

[@dakota4277]

Seriously, these are the BEST coachings. I know if you did this for every client every day it would be a burn out; and not every client needs this. But I feel you should make a separate playlist here in KZbin of these styles if coachings. They offer SO MUCH value in terms of mechanical understanding and Layering. It also leaves me in awe when you yourself can easily outplay clients but you somehow reduce (for lack of a better term) your game to something they would typically see in a game. I could go on and on man. Really, really great coaching. I’m afraid of this seeing this sylas on the rift.

[@gabejessgaming6108]

This is like the scene in every fighting movie where the master keeps kicking the rookies ass until they finally figure shit out and start defending themselves lol

[@ggShini]

Neace, you can remove background noise and static from you and your clients mic with NVIDIA Broadcast.

[@TheStracky]

Damn, I'm high plat and I learned a shit ton. I understood minion management in terms of shoving, slow pushing etc but seeing you stand your ground at 22:54 when he dodges your E, your Q on cd, low on mana and you come out even or slightly ahead by auto attacking as lux and letting the minions work really shed some light as to how minions are even more important than i previously thought! Or at 37:08 where you use the minions to get a kill where it seems unlikely. Or when playing as sylas you autoing to thin the wave where i would play extra safe and just auto/use spells to last hit. I pretty much watched the full 40 min without even realizing it. First I thought it was fun watching the lad improve his laning phase but it ended up being a very important lesson for me as well. Thank you Neace, I would love to see more of this

[@jesusguzman1300]

“Stay outside of her max range” so stand a cool 2 screens away while farming got it daddy neace xd

[@DumbPeachy]

I love how if you can’t afford his coaching he encourages you to just learn through his videos. I have learned a lot thank you so much neace I’ve learned so much! My WR went from 40ish to currently 70% in the botlane! (I’m sure that WR will drop has I climb higher tho lmao)

[@puma21puma21]

The video's are gold. I find myself thinking what Neace tells his clients in game.

[@adameves5970]

He doesn't directly address any viewer, but yes, there are TONS of REAL instructional/informational videos out there that were ACTUALLY designed as content for the VIEWER. There's endless info out there for free. I'm always surprised when his students seem like they haven't looked at ANY material, not even neace's, prior to a coaching.

[@Thomean]

@@adameves5970 i believe that is because many people don't think they make those mistakes. I used to spectate my friends a lot when they played and used to think they made so many stupid mistakes. Like how could they even miss something simple. But when I actually started to look at my own gameplay I made most of those stupid mistakes myself.

[@JT-iw2cw]

As a wave clear champ, I'm often looking for those poke opportunities that allow me to get double value, push and poke. The opponent should be baiting those opportunities out especially when they want a longer lane.

[@VaultInfiltration]

ever since watching these videos i carried myself to gold as support and jungle but only because im like, neace would flame the shit out of me if i did that xD

[@stevengratton2414]

fax like every mistake i make i hear him saying some shit thats like enough right there to remind me to play better

[@lancebailey6546]

Hah yeah I have a sticky note that says play like Neace is watching

[@evilerroryt8448]

Ngl I enjoy watching the 1 vs 1 coaching sessions on laning its cool seeing the improvements in lane seeing them perform in a real game.

[@jennykim4809]

Love how you swapped champions with him so he can get a better understanding. The student was chill and just absorbed everything. Would also mention he needs to smash the minions a lot more with his chains (hitting minions and lux at the same time is even better)

[@stevengratton2414]

Hey man just wanted to say ive been watching your videos been playing for 3 yrs made a couple plat friends on discord and they taught me a bit...but discovering your videos im learning just by watching....great content definatly my new favorite league vids.

[@ireldog]

had to restart the vid 13 times to make sure i understood what was happening lmao

[@astaroth_j8544]

i love your content NEACE and ty for your service!!!!! keep up the great work. learning a lot on your channel

[@Sprillex]

I haven’t played since season 4 probably but I have watched for years. Really like the way you approach the game. Started playing wild rift in my spare time so it’s a lot more casual 😂

[@bigmexican00]

20:28 asmr by neace This was a great coaching. This student massively improved.

[@ampworldsidechannel8487]

Can you please make a s12 lux guide

[@sin-vc5nx]

Waiting for your enemy's cooldowns to be down before going in is very good for beginners. Since most low elo players don't really pay much attention to that. So going in once the enemy uses an important ability (For example, zed using his W to trade.) will let you win trades 90% of the time.

[@Don_don369]

NEACE saved this man at 5:25 by remembering him to use his potion. He walked away with 2 hp.

[@wadahole7379]

editor dropping it a little. Wheres the doctor strange "dormammu" line during the deaths clips?

[@freddy7132]

37:18 was big drop of knowledge there ..... honestly had no idea

[@stormlafreniere-silliker3578]

I love watching the 1v1s in coaching.

[@Dabutterboi]

fantastic coaching, really good stuff today. You continue to impress me with your coachings and motivate me to clean up my play. Thanks

[@JTaylor2K]

Is it not better for sylas to go corrupt pots into lux?

[@lazydog6928]

I’ve been on and off this game for a year just got back into. Tried ranked for the first time and was put in smurfs queue. I think what hung u helped me too much

[@balks]

Neace could honestly be William Dafoe son

[@lowelojoe4947]

Not even Neace could get LOW ELO JOE to Gold!

[@MikelNaUsaCom]

zYra range is about the same as lux, except for the ULT. =D

[@Doupis]

Wait didn’t you say you would never come back in the LoL scene like 3 years ago ? not hating just wanting an explanation

[@jessepopovich1177]

Idk what you are referring to but if I was to guess it's cuz it's making him really good life changing money now.

[@Doupis]

@@jessepopovich1177 yes but he said in the past that he doesn't care about making less money

[@divineneos4392]

@@Doupis fortnite aint a fun game rn

[@Anonymous-nj9wh]

Because who TF plays Fortnite

[@Doupis]

@@Anonymous-nj9wh he said he will never come back no matter what and then he suddenly comes back like nothing happened

[@ravenruppie96]

More of these

[@thestussykidsupreme]

YES A SYLAS COACHING

[@djflavour7551]

My guy has money for coaching but has a 2$ microphone

[@smittywerben1849]

solo que player, why would he need an expensive mic

[@YoungPotass]

@@smittywerben1849 it doesnt need to be expensive but bro sounds like he lives in a jet engine

[@denta1flam3s2]

Yeah, that's fair

[@smittywerben1849]

@@YoungPotass if you play solo que why would you invest in a mic at all? Its probably just the built in mic for some earbuds or something

[@gregorypigeon1329]

I'd just go E lvl 1 and beat the shit out of lux the second the throws E

[@reachingtheapex302]

Hey, all you people out there being peeping Teemos, this is good shit. Like and subscribe.

[@IllustrateLawYT]

Hey Neace, just dropping by to say you’re my favourite :3

[@emprahsfinest7092]

bruh if youre spending 250$ you sure as fuck better learn a lot

[@mars690]

Nixe

[@DukeAstoreth]

Messi Messi Messi!

[@badraa7838]

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