I think I know why everyone hates yasuo now.

AR URF··1 votes·1,316 views

I was playing on my alt and finally I get the one good yasuo player.... Or so I thought. Anyway he went 6/1, roamed, and continued to snowball. He was unstopable. He got to 10/2 and it was at that point that I decided he was one of those good yasuo players. Then when everyone got their items, things went south. he goes into 4 of them constantly and dies. Ends the game at 12/6.

I told him to group with us, which he didn't. He wasn't toxic or anything, just extremely cocky.

This whole situation got me thinking that the reason people hate yasuo is because in the hands of a good yasuo player, which is uncommon, he can be extremely useful. But he tends to hog all the kills to himself even in that situation. In the hands of a moderate yasuo player, he can get fed, but the player is still subject to low elo mistakes, like what I described above. And in the hands of a bad yasuo player, he goes in 1v5 even though he's 0/5.

3 Comments

Woodakoodashooda1 votes

Champions with mobility are like untrained dogs without leashes. They can and will run around wherever they please at their leisure until eventually caught. Champions without mobility force players into exercising restraint because they cannot close the gap at the push of a button.

DuskDaUmbreon1 votes

The first part makes sense, but "no mobility" just means they walk into it instead of running.

Doing stupid shit as fast as you can is still doing stupid shit no matter how fast your fastest is. Ashe running up to Rengar is just as likely to get her killed as it is for a Yasuo to run up to him.

PhearBunny1 votes

Yasuos only weakness: The players awareness of immensely overloaded kit gives them a false sense that they can 1v5. So they do, until they win. Im not sure if its a weakness or not.

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