League-of-legends – League of legends crashes on Windows 8.1

The best place to learn everything about League of Legends is its very own Website.

Another great source to learn even more, however best visited after you've learned at least a bit of the basics, is the Wiki.

As @nimcap mentioned a great way to practice is against easy difficulty bots in custom games that you can make from the in-game menu. There are also tips and hints EVERYWHERE that help new players become introduced to the game. One example is if you look on your CHAMPIONS page in your in-game menu you will see some Champions are listed as recommended. These Champions have been specially designed to be easy to learn and use, just for newcomers like yourself!

You might also have noticed that each hero has a recommended item loadout displayed when you open up the in-game shop during a match, to help players such as yourself with quick and easy item recommendations until you get the hang of things enough to make your own educated choices.

Your question specified a Tutorial and the best ones can be found in these places.

• The First is in-game. There is a built in tutorial the game itself offers you right with all the other game modes accessed through the PLAY button.

• Another good place to look was already mentioned by @nimcap, the Mobafire website. See his answer for the link.

• The League of Legends website was already mentioned at the start of my answer, but I'm going to mention it again here with special focus on their Forums. There is all kinds of posts there to help new players, including but not limited to an entire section of their forums specifically devoted to tutorials for new players. Any stickied post should be sufficiently detailed enough to help you with just about any question you could ask.

I'll close with a generic peice of advice. League of Legends (and respectivly DOTA or any other M.O.B.A.) tends to be EXTREMELY difficult for new players. It's obviously not the same for everyone, but for most the learning curve is very steep. This is further aggravated by the fact that the player base (the people you end up gaming with in your average random game) tend to be very unfriendly to new players, because they do not want to loose and see you as a hinderment for their team.

Do not be discouraged, do your best to ignore the flaming that will inevitably occur, and simply learn from your mistakes and try again. Good Luck!

Since the launch of spectator mode this has been happening a lot more and with more time for me to actually find solutions I´ve figured out the following.

1. Switching ingame settings around from fullscreen/windowed seem to reset it to the correct position
2. Moving around the taskbar resets it to the correct position
3. Going into the task manager and rightclicking and selecting maximize resets it to the correct position
4. This problem is also directly associated with running the game in Borderless Windowed