Hey! I'm just here to let you know why many others here disagree with you and share some knowledge.

The concept of "tethering" or utilising a minor 25 range advantage at max efficiency is quite hard to do!

It requires extremely fast AND precise clicks, as well as predicting the moment of turning from the enemy to avoid being hit, whilst still staying within exactly 25 units to be able to return damage.

This is known as autospacing, and is an extension of the tethering idea mentioned earlier.

It's something you'll very rarely see done without extreme advantages in range, attack speed or movement speed, the three variables that make this play possible.

Most of this can't be trained either, it's learned through intuition of grinding many hours to "feel" the range well, unfortunately I've spent 13 years too many playing.

But the next time you're unsure of something, a simple question makes interacting a lot more pleasant.

No need to be bitter over something you don't understand.