Perry Norman plays League of Legends without his ultimate ability, explaining why he avoids fights and pushes lane instead. When his team fights without him, an opponent steals a pentakill from Diana, showing why waiting for the right conditions beats committing to bad engagements.
Start sacrificing your teammates so you can take good fights and win more of your league games. I can't do much here. That's all I can really do. This guy died. It's completely fine because we saw Diana use ulti. What that means is if the Diana used ult, we're gonna investigate here. Oh, they're all, they're all on it. It's fine, I'm not looking for much here. So what this means in a natural game, Diana has no ultimate, I have my ultimate, I'm very strong, I have my leveled up pets, I'm gonna get my Aatrox to come play for his top camps where they're weak as well because the Diana has— oh shit— Diana has no ultimate. So this objective is very important. The problem right now is that they have Diana ultimate and we don't have Lillie ultimate. So what that means is like, this fight is probably not winnable unless we kill mid lane. So let's see, can we kill mid lane? Look at this. Oh, we can't. In fact, we're the ones who are instead. So instead of looking for the objective, what I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna run through mid lane. Pretty difficult game, I have no ultimate, so I'm not gonna join the fights. Even though it's like a winnable fight, it's not really worth it for me, my time. Time to ultimate. And we also downed a teammate because our Kennen right now is like in base. Now that I have my ultimate, I can join the fight. 10. Great, great. And Diana is still here. This is penta for Diana. Penta. Penta. Penta. Get it. Get it. Get it. Dude! Oh my god, of course Prusia is stealing the penta. Of course. This Prusia person, man. That's why it's important to wait for your teammates, to wait for your conditions as well, and don't overrush bad fights.
