When you run towards 1 person, like the support for example, both the ADC and the support are going to assume you're trying to get the support once you stop to cast Death Sentence and your body is still facing the support, it's extremely common for the ADC (or vice versa) to not bother dodging because they don't acknowledge the possibility that you could be aiming for them since you were so clearly chasing after the support. Death Sentence doesn't make Thresh turn at all in whatever direction he's aiming to, he looks the same whether he's aiming at 180В° or 360В°. Some players are less predictable than others though, remember that this isn't an exact science.ДЄnother really good way of landing hooks is to run towards 1 person but aim your hook at someone else entirely. Even if you miss again over time you'll get to learn the enemy's juking patterns better and get better at predicting where the enemy will juke and aiming accordingly. If you miss, make sure not to forget exactly how/where they juked, and try to focus on aiming there next time. Since the load up time for Death Sentence is so long, it's a very telegraphed ability that gives opponents a lot of time to dodge it, so if you're not casting it from out of vision like in a brush, you should usually aim it to one side or the other, trying to predict where the target will juke rather than aiming it at where they're currently standing. If you're going to do this, make sure to do it only once you've already dragged them towards you twice so they're pulled the maximum possible distance towards your team. If you reactivate Death Sentence while you've hooked someone you can drag yourself all the way over to them. Being able to CC someone for 1.5 seconds and also drag them towards you and your team in the process is a very powerful skill, and one that makes the name 'Death Sentence' a very fitting name indeed. I hope you enjoy reading the guide as much as I enjoyed writing it, and most importantly, that you take everything you can from it!Дeath Sentence: This is the most defining spell in Thresh's kit, and for good reason. If you want to have the highest possible impact from the support role, Thresh is the man for you. Even when he doesn't fit the meta well, he's always one of the supports with the most kill potential in and out of lane, and is great at punishing weaker players. Thresh has been one of the most popular supports in the game for a long time, and it's easy to see why. I've also written some champion guides for Riot Games on the Lolesports site.

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