05-23-2011, 01:30 AM
Establishing a power dynamic as early as possible is really important. If you're winning trade-offs and everyone in the lane knows it, you'll know as soon as something changes.
As Vayne, for example, a Tristana tries to get a last hit. You roll in and hit with a Q proc. This happens a couple of times and the Trist stops moving in for last hits, instead waiting for the minion wave to push forward. Suddenly she moves forward and starts taking shots at you.
That's a gank. Get out.
The sooner you can establish predictable patterns of behavior, the more blatant it will be when they're broken. When they do break, it means a gank nine times out of ten.
As Vayne, for example, a Tristana tries to get a last hit. You roll in and hit with a Q proc. This happens a couple of times and the Trist stops moving in for last hits, instead waiting for the minion wave to push forward. Suddenly she moves forward and starts taking shots at you.
That's a gank. Get out.
The sooner you can establish predictable patterns of behavior, the more blatant it will be when they're broken. When they do break, it means a gank nine times out of ten.
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