•Play Nami by the “slow first, bubble second” rule: self-E auto or E-W to tag them, then Q the slowed target, and remember you can E an allied projectile while it is already in flight to steal a setup window your lane partner did not prebuild
•Stand in two-sided W range, not spectator range—if W only heals or only pokes, and self-E auto is never live, you are standing too far back to access the trade pattern that makes Nami feel unfair
•Send R through your team as often as at the enemy, because Nami’s good games come from that first tagged touch turning into move speed, split pathing, and easier follow-up Q; the same data also says she can give up inches, but not a real early crash
100.0%
87.5%
68.2%
W→
E→
Q70.0%
>
100.0%
74.2%
