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I'll give you a major tip for League of Legends: Right now, you should pick a character you want to get good at and focus on them. Otherwise, you'll need to not only learn the basic mechanics of the game but also the skills of each new character you play.
lolpro.com and solomid.net have very good tournament quality guides.
lolpro.com and solomid.net have very good tournament quality guides.
I would personally not play with random people in LoL, I suggest getting a group of friends together because the community is often very negative to new players.
I agree with Corupt.
Play with friends, in a 5-person group or at least with one other friend. The community is one of the most negative I have ever seen. It is the main reason I stopped, even some of my friends turned into mean spirited individuals.
Try to master a small handful of champs (3-6), or at least one champ for each role (a new player can and should avoid jungling). Learn different builds from the sites Caliban listed. Learn hard-counters to champions you are up against, or the counters to the items they are using. Learn mastery set-ups. Learn the lingo (top,bot,mid) and the "meta". Doing that is a good start. There is also other things such as "last hitting minions" to ensure you get the gold. The list goes on.
Play vs. AI for the first 1-4 levels otherwise prepare to see a lot of griefers and/or leavers. I personally probably played wayyyy too many bot games, not that it hurt may performance, but it would freak some people out to see the number of wins I had respective to my level.
Play with friends, in a 5-person group or at least with one other friend. The community is one of the most negative I have ever seen. It is the main reason I stopped, even some of my friends turned into mean spirited individuals.
Try to master a small handful of champs (3-6), or at least one champ for each role (a new player can and should avoid jungling). Learn different builds from the sites Caliban listed. Learn hard-counters to champions you are up against, or the counters to the items they are using. Learn mastery set-ups. Learn the lingo (top,bot,mid) and the "meta". Doing that is a good start. There is also other things such as "last hitting minions" to ensure you get the gold. The list goes on.
Play vs. AI for the first 1-4 levels otherwise prepare to see a lot of griefers and/or leavers. I personally probably played wayyyy too many bot games, not that it hurt may performance, but it would freak some people out to see the number of wins I had respective to my level.
