Jinx has kept a steady 54% win-rate since release despite having at least 25% play-rate
Muh mobility
Muh mobility
shhh to the boards mobility is the only form of strength
If that were so, then why so many ignorants think Veigar was OP and justify the gutting?
op no cancer yes
shhh to the boards mobility is the only form of strength
I would like to see her win rates on a ranked scale. It seems as if, while bronze players have poor positioning with immobile champions, no one else seems to be able to take advantage of that. This being said, you don't see her as much in the LCS, (though she is picked from time to time.)
55% win rate and 30% pick rate in Plat+
LCS is totally different. Twitch was mediocre in ranked but super strong in LCS. By the time Riot nerfed Twitch enough to stop him from dominating LCS, he's pretty much unviable in ranked.
It's not her mobility. It's the fact that her rockets have like 700 range and can crit (an entire team potentially) If they increased the mana costs of her rockets or something, she'd be more manageable.
I'd say they should remove the splash crits and only allow it on the target (since it is an empowered autoattack) if it's that much of an issue.
The trade-off to her rockets is that she has the lowest base AS of her class, but retains her dps with those aoe crits... or maybe Rito can pull a Yasuo and just reduce the power of crits on rockets.
An immobile champ being strong has nothing to do with mobility. Increase Veigar's numbers by 100 across the board and I'm sure he will be strong, too.
she's balanced.
If you let Annie's spells crit and let her have a 0.5 sec CD, because thats how much Jinx hurts, like an Annie ult on a 0.5 sec CD, then I'm pretty sure Annie would be insanely OP, so why wouldn't Jinx be considered insanely OP? Its her numbers, not her mobility. Give Urgot 9999999 damage on his Q and it doesn't matter how slow he is.