This means that champions with high win rates do not mean that they're necessarily GOOD right now, especially if they have a low play rate or tend to get into favorable match-ups. With enough playtime, a high win rate on a champion indicates * something* generally goes right, and a low win rate indicates that whatever is happening in games with this champion isn't in their favor.ДЄ low win rate may mean a champion is being played incorrectly and is stronger than his win rate indicates, but a top 25 win rate (with 120 champions) almost always indicates that a champion is at least a good candidate for Tier 1 or high Tier 2 if the sample size is large enough.

Chances of a comeback with one of these champions feeding on your team is almost none. They need gold to do their job correctly, and if they don't get enough of it, they become sandbags for the enemy team to punch. These champions basically start winning from the get-go or get made fun of for the rest of the game. Tier 4: These champions are either underpowered or offer less reward than other champions for the same amount of effort. They may also have some weaknesses that can be capitalized on. Even if they get an early lead, it's still very possible to turn the tides on them with just a mistake or two. Tier 3: These champions can still do very well, but tend to need a little more snowballing to get rolling. However, they're not overpowered by any means and do have their weaknesses. These champions generally do well in their own right and are very strong picks with a good chance of winning. Tier 2: This is the Tier of balanced champions where Riot shoots to place their designs. Even when they don't do well, their team still has a good chance of a comeback victory by utilizing one or more aspects of their late-game utility. Tier 1: These champions generally do very well regardless, and have some sort of advantage over most other champions.

On the other hand, if they're actually good at the champion.that's when it's time to throw in the towel. If your team doesn't make it a priority to shut down these champions and shut them down hard, even if they lose their lane, lose in CS, and it's their first time playing the champion, they can be a massive nuisance for your team. I would say it is better to have lots of villagers at your disposal, even if the majority at any one time are idle, than having not enough villagers to get Towers and Barracks up.God Tier: These champions are almost impossible to keep down. The rest of the villagers will continue to build Barracks and Towers, Town Centres and replace lost buildings (if still required). You want to have something like 20 stone miners at this point too. Having approx 10 farmers should be more than sufficient to begin with (try to cluster farms in different areas of your side of the map, so that if one cluster falls you have another up and running). Once the starting build order is complete, and you are starting to build towers and farms you will be wanting more stone and food. It is way too hard to worry about an exact number but you can check your villager high score mid game. You want to aim for something like 60-80 villagers I believe (can be a lot lower if using 'no towers' rules, possibly 50 max). Otherwise, at this point you want to start building strategic towers.ДЄim to keep training villagers, putting everyone on building until most Barracks are finished and/or getting low on stone/food. If you are playing 'no towers' rules then you won't need any of the items I marked with an asterisks above. As buildings near completion and you have more idle villagers start working on more Barracks (aiming to paint your half of the map as much as possible) and start placing more Town Centres near stone and empty land (surround these with 5+ Farms). Whilst researching, keep pumping out villagers and swordsmen. You will want to research the following as soon as the appropriate buildings are constructed (usually in this order): 20 Houses (estimated, paint around edge of map near your initial position)ДЄs Town Centres and Barracks are completed, you want to start pumping out villagers and swordsmen.1 Town Centre (this will be the 4th in your base).1 Barracks next to initial Town Centre (this is used for upgrading units).25-30 Barracks (painted across your half of the map).Immediately build the following, in order: I also found that it doesn't differ greatly from what most experienced players use (although they are a lot faster). Of course, this won't guarantee a win but acts as a good starting point to work on your execution times. Through a combination of watching several youtube clips and playing through GameRanger, I came up with a decent starting build order.

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