So choose the last person you can see to maximize the damage. Your first dash will, even if you need to target a champion, dash through all enemies in that range (since it used to work different back in the days).
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Your first dash needs a champion as a target and your second is a free activatable dash (why is one free and the other isn‘t? Well… both were free usable on PC and we can be glad it isn‘t anymore lol). And I can totally relate, since it might feel awkward at the beginning.Īlso reactivatable, you have two dashes. This is where many new players tend to make the most mistakes. Important: Use your passive since you can instantly hit the enemy with that, instead of using Q or whatever. Automatically activates your passive when hitting an enemy champion when attached, it can be reactived and you dash to the target, no limit whatever. It costs almost no energy and the small dash can help saving your flash in many cases. Throws you backwards and can attach to an enemy champion. Use it to escape, attack or if you really need energy. Point and click spells (like Garen Ult) can‘t be casted on you (but his fidget spinner will hurt you). As mentioned earlier, really utilize the passive with this ability, since it costs no extra energy. Costs much energy in early game, so you better be careful using it. Hitting them at max range will slow the enemy (pretty big hitbox, so no big deal).
So if you Q (1) an enemy, hit him with a passive, instead of spamming Q again.įive kunai. Leaving it will give you movement speed towards an enemy champion and empower your next auto attack. Well… it‘s really not friendly for new players to just write new combos and expect anybody new to understand that, so let‘s just list every ability and the most important combo!Įvery ability of you that hit‘s a champion leaves a ring around you. I was talking about combining your abilities smart. You got a big stealth donut thing, which helps you get away or close and your shuriken can be also used as a small dash to get away.ĭon‘t forget to take Sweet Tooth since it also really helps with sustain and grants you some nice extra money. The good thing about Akali is that she actually is one of the assassins with useful tools against ranged champions. Focus on farming but still try to punish the enemy for trying to get your minions.
I lost many games just by overestimating me and underestimating the enemy.Īnd ranged matchups are always gonna be somewhat though, since melee champions just don‘t really have the tools to counter them especially in the early game. Energy management (don‘t waste it especially in your first few levels, make use of your passive and don‘t spam your Q (1st ability)). With Akali it all comes down to combining your abilities smart and situational, but you also need to be extremely careful since her early game got nerfed pretty much into the ground. What are some important things to remember when playing Akali? Since you also say you feel motivated to play a more mechanical champion, I think you‘re also ready! I know this sounds weird, but I started Akali because I loved the playstyle of this sneaky deadly (unbalanced) ninja. While it‘s gonna be weird for you no matter what, I would say ongoing practice and really „feeling“ your champion helps. I would say getting better with assassins is mostly learning by doing, but there are some key aspects you wanna pay attention to when playing.Īs you mentioned the playstyle of an assassin is completely different compared to an ADC. Though i can mostly just give some advice for Akali (I’ve played more than 100 games with her on WR and I’m somewhat close to 150K mastery on PC) I think I‘m one of those assassin-enjoyers you just mentioned :)
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