Breaking Down Cado Script's Orbwalker and Its Benefits for ADCs

[susanclark8]

Hey, guys! I’ve been hearing a lot about how scripts can help with ADC mechanics, especially with orbwalking. I know it’s crucial to get the right balance between attacking and moving during fights, but I often mess it up when I’m kiting in intense teamfights. Can anyone explain how something like Cado Script’s orbwalker works? Does it really make a difference for ADC players? I feel like if I could just improve my orbwalking, I’d be way better at kiting and avoiding damage, but I’m worried about relying too much on scripts.

 

[franwatson8]

The Cado lol script offers a pretty advanced orbwalker, and it can definitely help you improve your performance. It automates the attack-move-attack sequence with precision, making sure you don’t miss crucial auto-attacks while repositioning. This can be a game-changer for ADCs like Vayne, Kai’Sa, or Jinx, where every auto counts.

That said, it’s not just about making you lazy. The script can handle the technical side, but you still need to make smart decisions about positioning, target priority, and timing. What’s really cool about Cado’s orbwalker is that it adapts to your movements in real-time, so if you’re focusing on kiting back or engaging, the script syncs with your inputs rather than overriding them completely. You can check it out here, and see if it fits your style. But remember, even with the best lol script, it’s essential to keep practicing your mechanics manually, so you don’t get too dependent on automation.

 

[grayjane]

I’ve heard a lot about how orbwalkers can help ADCs improve, but I agree that it’s important to not rely on scripts too much. Kiting is something that gets better with practice, but these tools can definitely smooth out some of the rough edges while you’re learning.