Learning TFT
@LearningTFT
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I'm learning tft and sharing my learnings. Challenger across multiple sets.
Joined June 2023
Quick clarification: the study-to-play ratio shows time spent studying vs playing, not total hours. So going from 0.5 → 1.0 means 1 hr study per 2 hrs play → 1 hr per 1 hr — about a 50–70% bump in study intent, not 2x total time. Thanks @wigwugg for catching this!
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Want to study smarter, learn with like-minded players, and climb faster? Join the waitlist 👇 https://t.co/omtuVG67CT
Applications remain open for future invite waves (rolling review). Fit, contribution, and value alignment matter most, though earlier apps may be reviewed sooner. https://t.co/u5vLRLJ6j1
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Studying doesn’t feel like a big grind. Mid-LP players report the smoothest study flow, while players at the extremes (both low and high LP) find it a bit tougher to sustain. Our goal: make studying feel as natural as playing. (4/4)
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Study habits are accelerating fast. Players drawn to our values want to study nearly 2x more in Set 16 compared to Set 15. The higher the LP, the more deliberate the study routine. (3/4)
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Players care deeply about community. Across all LP ranges, community importance averaged above 4.3/5, peaking for 800–1200 LP — the range where collaboration seems to matter most. (2/4)
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We asked top TFT players applying to our learning & community platform a few questions about community, studying, and growth. Here’s what we found 👇 (1/4)
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Applications remain open for future invite waves (rolling review). Fit, contribution, and value alignment matter most, though earlier apps may be reviewed sooner. https://t.co/u5vLRLJ6j1
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We’re shaping the next generation of TFT learning — together. TFT Dojo is a community-driven platform that turns studying TFT into a collaborative, positive-sum game. To keep quality high and aligned...
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100+ players applied to join our TFT learning & community platform! 🤯 We’re pausing new invites for now to focus on feedback and testing with the first cohort. Huge thanks to everyone who applied or supported us early. We really appreciate it! 🙏🏻
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I’m partnering with Virtual to build TFT learning & training tools — short, focused reps that transform mistakes into edges. We’re looking for competitive players to join our research + playtest group. DM or comment with your lolchess to join 👇
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Most players study too little. We're fixing that.
Most players play too much and study too little. If you truly want to climb, studying is more effective, especially early in a patch. I hit challenger in 172 games by studying more than playing.
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An edge can be razor thin. One small learning can change everything. Keep an open mind. You either win or you learn.
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Mistakes aren't failures. They're fuel. Don't burn it on blame or pity. Channel your anger and disappointment to learn, adapt, and grow.
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(4/4) Ways to study TFT: - Get coaching (Metafy or top players on X who coach) - Add friends in-game & talk strategy - Join TFT Discord servers & discuss strategy What am I missing? How do you study TFT? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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(3/4) Ways to study TFT: - Review match histories of top players this patch to spot trends/patterns (filter by this patch) - Analyze your own match history (which units/items/comps you succeed or struggle with)
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(2/4) Ways to study TFT: - Use sites like TFTAcademy, TFTFlow, TFTips, TFThandbook - Read DataTFT pro tips - Review augment tier lists (TFTAcademy, MetaTFT) - Analyze stats (top comps, items, units, etc.)
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(1/4) Ways to study TFT: - Review your own VODs - Review pro VODs (Twitch, MetaTFT libraries) - Watch live streams & ask questions - Follow top players on X for updates - Check r/CompetitiveTFT for news
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Most players play too much and study too little. If you truly want to climb, studying is more effective, especially early in a patch. I hit challenger in 172 games by studying more than playing.
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The only game that you truly lose is the one you fail to learn from.
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Tip #3: Roll your components if they're bad right away! Most people don't know this, but Unstable components can be rolled on the turn you receive them if you want, you just have to activate them first, otherwise they won't roll on the first turn. Activate them by simply
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