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A few of you seemed to like the last little video, so I've banged up another one on Youtube from a game I played earlier. This is a demo of what I consider a "sub-optimal" lane, and how to deal with that.
Basically, one guy randomed a SK early on, and I offered to swap. He said ok, and I asked him what he wanted "random" he said...and I got an SD. We agreed not to swap as his SD was even worse! Luckily, this turned out ok for the lanes they picked, but meant that I ended up dual laning with Faceless Void... a lane with almost zero kill potential until level 6...so how do we deal with that?
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- Note the lane positioning, I'm consistently back from Void, making it very difficult for Shadow Shaman to disable me, and obviously void couldn't help if I got combo'd.
- I'm not a great SD player, been picking him up occasionally since reading Angelo's guide, but he's not one of my regular int supports. No doubt lots of improvement to be
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Faceless Void... a lane with almost zero kill potential until level 6...so how do we deal with that?
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Shadow Shaman