Broken By Concept: League of Legends Podcast

Many players struggle to perform when autofilled, and it costs them hundreds of LP across a League season.

In this podcast we break down the best autofill champions in each role, and give practical tips on how to play them.

In our years of coaching League of Legends players, we’ve noticed that deep thinkers often struggle in solo queue because they overcomplicate decisions, create sophisticated narratives, and focus on solving problems that don’t need solving.

In this podcast, we break down why that happens and how to simplify your thinking to improve faster and climb more consistently.

We define and explain all the most important terms in League of Legends. We start with the most common ones then end with some BBC (Broken by Concept) classics.

We break down every class in League of Legends, discuss the skills that the different classes require and recommend champions to best learn each one.

We break down five hidden ways you are accidentally griefing your League of Legends games. From ruined lane assignments and bad pressure syncs to passive toxicity. Learn how to fix these common macro mistakes, align with your win conditions, and stop throwing winnable matches.

The commonly held belief online is that playing League is a waste of time. We discuss why this is the case and reasons why it isn't.

Every role rewards a different set of skills and most people climb slower because they're focusing on the wrong ones.In this video we break down the most important fundamentals from Early Game, Mid Game and X-Factor's that actually help you climb in each role: mid, jungle, ADC, top and support.

We're back with another case study to help a Bot Lane Academy member who is stuck in Emerald after playing 2000+ games this season!

We go down the list and discuss the 30 most impactful mistakes in League of Legends, and give practical advice on how you can fix each of them.

We rank every mistake in League of Legends and create a tier list for all ranks and roles. This list will tell you which mistakes are the most and least important for improving and climbing.