Final call is 56/132 champions available played in worlds
That's 42.5% of the roster. In case you were curious Edit: Yorick is disabled, so 56/131 is 42.7%
That's 42.5% of the roster. In case you were curious Edit: Yorick is disabled, so 56/131 is 42.7%
Certain champions are better than others. Simple as that. Pro players practice these certain champions.
I don't think that is a bad thing, it would be awesome if the number was higher but, over 40% I think is pretty admirable. You have to expect some champs that are easier to play will not make it into top tier competition, and newer champs won't be appropriately play tested, so really if you toss the cheapest RP champs and all the updates/new additions you are really looking around half the possible champs. Still pretty good, and with tweaks and buffs many of those will be different next year. So good work Riot!
Technically it should be 56/131, as Ivern and Yorick were disabled for all of Worlds. That makes the percentage 42.7%, slightly better than 42.5%.
Technically it should be 56/131, as Ivern and Yorick were disabled for all of Worlds. That makes the percentage 42.7%, slightly better than 42.5%.
Ivern is not available on this patch, but yes, that is a bit better. Was not aware of Yorick being disabled.
He is disabled since 6.18 was his release patch. It's to prevent a potentially super imbalanced/bugged champion from impacting Worlds.
But, how many were picked or banned 3-4+ times? Maybe half that number. The balance in this game is terrible, and the pros know it.
But, how many were picked or banned 3-4+ times? Maybe half that number. The balance in this game is terrible, and the pros know it.
I'm just presenting a single statistic I don't give a shit about balance in worlds
One reason I don't watch Worlds is because it just kind of reminds me of the bullshit champs I have to deal with in my ELO. Oh hey, they have Olaf? Well, they win. Oh hey, none of the champs have any kind of skillshots or skill requirements? Well, they one shot people. Just showcases Riot's terrible design philosophies.
One reason I don't watch Worlds is because it just kind of reminds me of the bullshit champs I have to deal with in my ELO. Oh hey, they have Olaf? Well, they win. Oh hey, none of the champs have any kind of skillshots or skill requirements? Well, they one shot people. Just showcases Riot's terrible design philosophies.
The only champ I know that can legit one shot you without a skillshot is Veigar, and that's his gimmick. But let's agree to disagree eh?
Legit one shotting, I know of Vayne and Veigar. But, so many champions can kill you in less than a second that it's ridiculous -- and none of them are hard champs, they're just braindead clickers.
Legit one shotting, I know of Vayne and Veigar. But, so many champions can kill you in less than a second that it's ridiculous -- and none of them are hard champs, they're just braindead clickers.
I don't think I've ever seen a vayne kill someone in one auto
Vayne with her newly buffed Q and a crit build with Statik Shiv will literally one shot an ADC or APC with not much health (as in no health items) -- I've hit for over 2400 in one auto with it. Next patch, with Duskblade, she can one shot mid laners as well.
But, how many were picked or banned 3-4+ times? Maybe half that number. The balance in this game is terrible, and the pros know it.
Actually, only 12 champions have been picked/banned in 50% (39) or more games, 27 champions have been contested in 20% (15) or more games, and 15 champions have been contested 4 or fewer times.
Also stats aren't final yet as the finals have been extended.