The Nova Project.

[Vad]

Lemme tell you what they're trying to tell you, but really don't know how. It isn't just about looking it up on your own. To truly learn a character you need to invest the time to figure it out. Suggestions are great, but if you really want to get to a better plateau of playing said character you need to develop a strategy that suits you and your play style. They can only show you the door to what you need. You need to take the step through and try stuff out.

Sometimes that means looking up some guides on the internet for clues on item rotation, spell rotation, and proper summoner spells. Hell I do it for my Rogue (WoW) all the time and I'm nearing pro levels on her.

So for example. Ask questions like - Anyone have a suggested item rotation that works for them?

Kaden might say - this this and this. Well take that, try it out, and adapt it to fit your play style. Take the AP and AD ratios into consideration and move on from there.

I'm a sucker for helping people so if I knew more about this game I'd be answering all your questions. What I can do is link you to guides I find and see if they help, because my PvP gene doesn't make me an instant noob to this. Been PvPing for years.

Play WoW though and I got your back :D

Does anything I said make sense?

EDIT: If I were to suggest and a ranged AD carry to learn it'd be Ashe. A ranged AP would be Ahri if she still plays like she does when I bought her. Ashe is a fucking beast when fed and Ahri just blows through shit like it's nobody's business. I thought Le Blanc had burst? Ahri was my new queen.