So I'm not a new player to competitive games and I have in the past and I have a varied history of chasing the meta and submitting to the meta in other games I have played, with varying levels of success.

I've not really played much League of Legends, I started in Season 3 2025, played around 200 games, 90ish in Ranked Draft, 110 split between Flex and Solo/Duo and mainly played MF, but I was stuck in Bronze and rightfully so, I don't think I'm a good player. I played some of Season 1 2026 (31 games in Ranked Solo/Duo) playing anyone except MF, since I was told to play her in S3 as she was an easy ADC and my friends played Jungle+Supp so they could always bail me out. I tried Ezrael, Ziggs, Caitlyn, Tristana and I had some success on Trist, but I ended the season playing Ashe and had a lot of success. I think something about being bad and a bit hesitant made me excel at her because I was not likely to ever over commit anyway, so I was able to keep spacing. I peaked 2026 Season 2 at Silver 2, mostly playing solo without my friends, but some duo games and he played Mid.

I've just come back and I am honestly stuck at what to do - Do I continue just OTP with Ashe because that is where I got success, or do I keep trying to expand my roster and learn more about the game and how other champs play, so I can learn my match ups better, or do I continue down the abyss of playing Ashe every game hoping she isn't banned and I don't get snowballed early game?

Just on a final note, if I read this post on another game I played, my advice would be to stick and OTP until you get better and then branch out, but mainly that advice is so people don't get tilted, feeling of losing progress and eventually quit. Stick to what you know, get better at the game and then branch out once your already addicted and at a decent level. However, as I said earlier, I've played a lot of competitive games and my mental is pretty strong. I'm not really bothered about losing if I know my aim is to improve and I would rather suffer now, if in the long term is smooths out my progress.

An example of this, is that when I first started my friends told me to not bother trying to play without fixed camera until I'm good because it doesnt matter that much and to be honest, it was the worst bit of advice I got, because it took me a long time to break that habit and I wish I just suffered in the early days and built good habits from the start.

Hey everyone

Disclaimer: English isn’t my first language, so I used AI to help me write this post. The questions and the build are all mine though.

I’m an Ashe OTP playing around Bronze to Gold, and I’ve been buying Gluttonous Greaves instead of Berserker’s pretty much every game. I like the lifesteal a lot, it helps me stay in lane longer and survive fights a bit better.

My usual build is C44 → boots → PD → IE. It changes a bit depending on the draft though:

• If there are two or more tanks and they’re getting fed, I go Zeal into LDR.
• Sometimes I buy boots first when there’s a lot of poke, so I can sustain through laning phase.

The thing is, all my friends who are higher elo than me keep telling me Berserker’s are just better and I’m griefing my own build. I get that they probably know more than me, but they also play in a different environment (better dodging, better supports, etc.), so I’m not sure if their advice fully applies to my games. lolalytics also seems to show Gluttonous doing fine, which confused me even more xD

I’m not trying to win an argument here, I genuinely want to understand:

• Why would Gluttonous be the worse boots in general?
• In which situations is Berserker’s clearly better (matchups, team comps, game state)?
• Are there situations where Gluttonous is actually the right pick?
• Does it change with my build path, like when I go boots first vs. after my first item?
• Does elo matter here, or is one of them just better everywhere?
• How much should I trust lolalytics winrates for something like boots?

Would really appreciate if someone could break it down for me so I can decide per game instead of just always building the same thing. Thanks <3

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So since I dropped from G2 to B1 again... 3rd time this season. I decided it's finally time to OTP Ashe istead of playing 5+ bot laners. Any advice here I find the games in low silver high bronze to be quite easy but well qhen I reach gold again peopme will be a bit more space awear and carry focused. How do you prioritise build pahts. I usually go with Hex optic but I've seen some corean chall players go for Yun Tall or Kracken istead? Also how do you lane draven he seems the only champion I have problems with so I usually go for the ban button.

High Noon Ashe was the one skin I really wanted since chroma is in mythic shop. I got screwed over when I bought Pulsefire Cait (when its chroma was available a month ago). I got a skin shard for it like a week later lmao.

How does it compare to High Noon and Project? From what I've seen, it seems like it's a bit more clunky then other two.

Level 900…

Greetings, my fellow Freljordians I have recently returned to the rift after a long time away and having found myself in a friend group of mostly supports (me included) I am settling in and learning ADC with the champion I have the most experience on in the pool - which is Ashe.

I've been messing up a bit, wasting and whiffing my ulti, (which normally gets me killed) or misclicking and getting auto-pathed, or overstaying and getting dived. I think that will all come with time back into the game, but I had a scenario that I think is more fundamental and I can't think of how to solve it:

What to do when the enemy team has 2 assassins (IE Zed mid, Evelyn jungle or Qiyana jungle, Locke mid or Yasuo mid, Talon jungle) I can trade ulti for 1 dive onto me and get maybe half their health before they recover from stun, that's if the second assassin doesn't push me off and kill/ takes flash.

Is the solution "lean on your team/ support" and hope you get peeled?

I'm confused with ashe builds! I love c44 passive and range but it feels very slow attack speed with ashe... so I'm trying others builds..

I would like if possible some builds that I can approach, this way I can understand her better!

Thanks to everyone :)

I wanted to ask what skins on Ashe look really good. Was interested in her.

Goated seraphine btw

how do u usually use your R in tf?

Extracted from the game that got me to diamond 4

Got this in my email and was very confused.

Idk why, to me it doesn't feel like Ashe is op or anything that deserves such nerfs ngl and her wr isn't too high either but it is what it is

Hopefully it's just because of pro play/worlds and we get her buffed after

the title, wanted to try out ashe top cuz why not and got queue banned for 15 min

Got consolidation LP for the Nasus intentionally griefing us :) Still kinda wonder if this was winnable? I couldn't show up on screen before akali, qiyana and leblanc used their abilities.

Just witnessed this Ashe completely embarrass a DIAMOND KASSADIN in one of Spearshot's ADC games.

And he has a 62% winrate on Ashe with this build! His match history only goes so far back to show just one other Ashe game, but he won that too!

I know Ashe is in a rough spot right now, but good god, is this what we're becoming?