Alright, fucking rework tryndamere already.

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Honestly there are loads of champions that can pull off this strategy, just not as simply as Tryn. Their waveclear and damage costs mana while Tryn is resourceless so this simple strategy is easiest for him to pull off.

Think about it: Tryn's innate crit chance doesn't affect towers, he has no strong waveclear ability, he has no AS boosts in his kit and he usually doesn't benefit from a good chunk of his bonus AD while pushing on his own. He does not seem like the best candidate for splitpushing except for the fact that he lives 5 seconds longer than any other carry.

His E and Shiv proc, since he synergizes with crit really well, instantly clears minion waves. He's a crit-based melee ADC, so his build shreds turrets just as quickly as any other ADC. His W slow and E provide the perfect escape if the team (or at least 3 people) collapses on him, and his ult lets him 1v1 anyone that tries to stop him solo.

lol. building trynd tank is like building braum attack speed for his magic damage after the passive and jungling with him.

That won't work. He'll just use his sword as a crutch and be even faster.

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Right click the lane and press r. Nice man.

The post I replied to seemed to indicate that his ult was a main portion of the problem. What the specific problem, or annoyance (as Angus the Bear states) is does not change my advice. If a character is absolutely powerful, then you should main them. Doing so will either teach you their weaknesses or get you into challenger.

You must not have been here in Season 4/5. He was as bullshit as they get, especially for assassins. He was a nightmare to deal with in the Zed era of League.

This is gonna be annoying to explain from the ground up.

TL:DR the reason they can't do that is because it creates a perpetual arms race.

So let's start here. Why is someone like malzahar or tryn considered an anti-fun laner? They aren't particularly strong. In malzahar's case it was said, it's because he's not very "interactive". Though now we need to decompress that word a little bit. What does it mean, in a game like league to be "interactive". Generally, it's going to be due to him having a low tempo of play, and punishing champions who try to play at a higher tempo of play. Other low interactive champions include ones like exc.

So say that you make these champions which are not very interactive not "anti-fun". What would that involve? It would involve removing their ability to punish high tempo play. In which case, you've backed yourself into a corner design wise. You no longer can create low tempo champions, because high tempo is inherently better due to having higher precision of champion control. Yet, you can't create a high tempo champion which punishes high tempo play, because then their only weakness (being force into low tempo play) have been forced out of the game. So the only real option is to create high tempo champions which don't punish high tempo champions. Which basically just means that the higher tempo champion with the higher impact kit will be superior.

Now, the best solution to this problem would be to make high tempo champions more flexible in their playstyles. The only problem is that riot is actively preventing this by trying to increase class and champion "identity", which is directly counter to champion flexibility as it pigeonholes players into fewer play styles per champion.

Most likely keep her basically the same but with less support-ish abilities. Her ult will have to stay if Riot intends to keep the angel theme still going.

That's a minor tradeoff when you consider she can give her ult to someone else, and it works without you needing to be at 1 HP. Without taking into account the rest of her kit.

When you force a teamfight against Trynd, players with any sort of competency make it a 5v4. When you force a teamfight on Kayle, she has a decent chance of ripping your entire team apart with ranged hybrid AOE damage. We can all agree teamfighting is stronger this meta since turrets are made of paper anyway, Trynd just happens to be one of the only viable splitpushers right now.

No, I mean I can understand him getting an eventual rework, but most of the cancerous traits during lane phase are entirely because of RNG and crit gimmicks. Splitpushing will always be a viable strat, I see no reason why certain champions can't excel at it; though it would be great if they could give him better teamfighting as well.

you sound like one of the people who would rather just have 200 different variations of the same exact overloaded champion.

I don't think you have played against a tryndamere very much either. He's been my alt and I do way more than that. The only time something like that happens is if his opposing laner decides to give you a free lane and afk.