I normally do ok as yasuo but for some reason last night I got throttled so hard it was embarrassing for 3 games in a row.....so my question is, is there ever a time where you start going tanky and build bruiser early instead of Shiv/IE core? If my team lacks a tank should i be trying to build bruiser unless I'm snowballing? Any help would be great thanks in advance
Salron2 votesThis is a really nice bruiser build ArKaDaTa came up with
You can pick and choose whichever defense items you want but Tri and mallet are core to this build
The lack of crit will make you skeptical but it's really good
Friendly Ram1 votesOnly thing I'd do is replace sunfire with deadmans.
Salron1 votesPersonally i'd throw a GA somewhere in there but everything is situational
Elite4Runner1 votesSunfire is great in that build because he has a great kit for sticking to people.
Movement speed
Tenacity
Movement speed
Rage passive (more movement speed)
Icy passive (on-hit slow)
Immolate passive (BURN!!!)
mr me3seeks1 votesI'll definantly try the build but that didn't really answer my question lol, if I start to fall behind should I be building tanky? For example say my mid is dumping on me, should I start a maw or a spirit visage?
Spicy Rice1 voteshonestly, it's about reading the situation. If you think you get getting busted too fast, get a tank item, if not, moar damage.
Yasuo's kit has the potential for extreme stickiness and sustained damage, so don't feel bad about not getting 100% crit.